Do's and Don'ts of putting on Ski Boots!

[@PaulBeiser]

Really good, thanks, I like the 2 hands opening the boot and tongue approach. I typically use a boot horn, but I like this approach better, will try it!

[@theskicompany2629]

Thanks! Glad it helped. Boot horns aren't bad, but it is another thing to carry.

[@PlaneImpactGolf]

For future videos, stop the background music couldn’t understand you

[@theskicompany2629]

Aw bummer. Will keep that in mind for the next one!

[@shawnhsu]

@@theskicompany2629I kinda like the bgm tho😊Thanks for the video!

[@kclark92]

Great tips, video was super helpful

[@theskicompany2629]

Heck yeah! Good luck!

[@cdavid939]

What about the lacing on the tongue?

[@theskicompany2629]

Plug boots are a different beast!! Definitely make sure the shells are nice and warm. We've been selling Boot Doc Eazy-On Spray that works great with plug boots. www.bootdoc-hotronic.com/en_us/products/fitting-materials-tools/fitting-materials/eazy-on-spray-shoe-fitting-insoles-fitting-boot-fitting-19455x38.html

[@jamesspadaro1996]

Helpful, thanks.

[@theskicompany2629]

You're welcome!

[@moefugger]

Definately right to the point and very helpful , nicely done !

[@theskicompany2629]

Glad it was helpful!

[@raymondsiewert2720]

I thought after you have the boot on, you push the tongue back down a little to seat your heel and your arch, to keep from getting heel float ? When your boot gets to 40° F. No matter how warm you were trying to keep them, they are not that easy, even doing all that you showed and said.

[@theskicompany2629]

@raymondsiewert2720 To each their own, but typically that will just put unwanted pressure on the top of your instep. 9/10 pulling up on the tongue makes the boot feel and fit better. If you are experiencing a lot of slop or play, could be wrong size or wrong shape boot. Footbeds help to address any arch/ instep issues and highly recommended. Also, don't put on cold boots! Keep 'em up front in your car/truck/SUV on the way to the hill. Cold boot = cold feet! Warm boots = easier to put on and warmer feet! Just some tips!