A good pair of boots is from $200 and up to several hundred, depends on your ability and size. Allow 4 hours in the shop for a good fitting boot. It should be tight but not painful, also check for cuff alignment, cants, footbeds and other modifications. Your boot fitter should be experienced in fitting problem feet to each boot shell.
Early morning, when the shop opens, midweek is the best time to get personal attention at the shop.
As to ski poles, a good pair of top of the line poles may cost $200, a well balanced pair that will last many years around $50.
The pole length can usually be shortened slightly by removing the grip and cutting the shaft shorter then replacing the grip.
A pair that is too long by a 1/2" can cause problems in bump skiing, but too short you have no push when skating. Take lessons and ask your instructor. Jim
2007-12-25 07:50:17
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