Custom Boot Fitting


Your boots are the most important piece of equipment to ensure the best experience on the mountain. All feet are unique and boots come in standard shapes. We have the capability to mold shells, liners and custom footbeds to match your shape exactly. When boots fit properly, skiing is just more fun.

No appointments needed, just come on by!


Custom Boot Fitting


Your boots are the most important piece of equipment to ensure the best experience on the mountain. All feet are unique and boots come in standard shapes. We have the capability to mold shells, liners and custom footbeds to match your shape exactly. When boots fit properly, skiing is just more fun.

No appointments needed, just come on by!




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Our Signature Boot fit Guarantee

It's simple. When you buy your boots at any of our Christy Sports locations or online at ChristySports.com you can receive a custom fitting in-store, where we guarantee comfort and performance.


All boot sales include the following services:


No charge for stretching, grinding, and boot fitting aids, defective parts replaced at no charge, and non-warranty parts replaced at cost. If any boot, custom liner, or insole does not meet your satisfaction, we will provide a replacement of equal value, issue a store credit if requested, or fully refund your purchase price. Any of these options are available through the end of the following season. 



BOOT FITTING SERVICES


Boot fitting services are valued at $85/hour.

We offer complementary heated fitting and boot adjustments with the purchase of ski boots.



HEATED FITTING

Proper boot fitting is the most important experience to make for a good time on the slopes.


BOOT ADJUSTMENTS

We are able to make adjustments to the boots to accommodate your foot shape and fitting needs.


Custom Footbeds

Everyone can benefit from putting footbeds (also called insoles) in their ski boots. Custom footbeds help stabilize your feet and control your movements, which helps reduce fatigue and improve your overall comfort and performance. Insoles also help prevent arch or navicular pain by limiting your foot’s ability to pronate into the inside wall of the boot.


How To Find the Perfect Pair

It's a big world of boots out there. Our Boot Buying Guide will ensure you select the right fit.


SKI BOOT BUYING GUIDE

SNOWBOARD BOOT BUYING GUIDE

SHOP SKI BOOTS

SHOP SNOWBOARD BOOTS

BOOT FITTING KNOWLEDGE BASE


How many times should I get my boots fitted?

You should only need to get your boots fitted once, when you first purchase your new boots. Sometimes adjustments are needed after 2-3 ski days.

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Do I need to make an appointment for boot fitting?

No appointments are needed, you can come by anytime we’re open!

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How much time does a boot fitting typically take?

Plan for at least 1 hour with a boot fitter. Believe us, it’s time well-spent.

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What types of boot fitting services are offered?

We offer all boot fitting services from custom heating of your liner to heating/molding your boot shell and stretching/grinding as needed. We also offer custom foot beds at an additional cost for those who need additional comfort and support.

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How much does a boot fitting cost?

Boot fitting services are calculated at $85/hour. We offer complementary heated fitting and boot adjustments with the purchase of ski boots.

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What should I bring with me to my boot fitting?

Bring your boots, obviously! And bring your favorite pair of ski socks. We recommend thinner merino wool socks for optimal comfort and warmth.

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How should my boots fit my feet?

A good boot fit should start with your boot feeling a little too small. Your boots will only get roomier as you break them in. Also, a snugger fit will prevent your feet from moving in the boot as you ski. The less your feet bash around inside the boot the better they will feel at the end of the day.

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Cuff alignment – did you know?  

We can change the angle of the upper cuff of your boot if needed.

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What is the typical life span of a pair of ski boots?

Boots typically last 100-200 ski days. For some skiers that can mean just one season, and for some that can mean many years. Usually the liner of the boot will begin to pack out long before the shell shows serious wear, so some skiers will opt to replace their liners while continuing to use the same shell. It is also important to keep an eye on wear on the heels and toes of boots. If the plastic of the heel and toe becomes too worn from walking, they will no longer release properly from bindings. If you are unsure if your boots are too worn, stop by a Christy Sports location and chat with a boot fitter.

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What is canting?

The term “canting” refers to the process of adjusting the angle by which the boot interfaces with the ski. Proper ski boot canting allows both your skis to be dead flat or just slightly pressured to the inside when you stand in a balanced and neutral position on the snow.

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How should I store my ski boots?

Store your boots with the buckles latched.

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Have more questions about boot fitting?

See what our in-house boot experts have to say


Heated Footbeds

High-performance skiing meets all-day comfort with heated warmth. Shop our cutting-edge ski boots with heated liners and insoles for skiers who get cold easily.

ADDITIONAL IN-STORE SERVICES

SKI AND SNOWBOARD TUNING & REPAIRS

Get your skis and boards tuned at any Christy Sports store. We'll treat them like our own.

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