Equipment and Media - THIRTYTWO Lashed Boots stonie - Oct 19, 2004 - 10:04 AM Post subject: THIRTYTWO Lashed Boots
I bought a pair of thirtytwo lashed boots recently and have come to the desicion that my cheapo pair I had previously were ten times comfier. Even though they are supposed to be one of the lightest pairs of boots on the market, they feel like your riding with a pair of badgers on your feet. I have only worn them three times, do you think I am being a bit hasty in slagging them off or is it the fact that I am just out of shape.
backlip - Oct 19, 2004 - 12:22 PM Post subject:
yea it sounds like you have oversensitive feet.. or you filled the boots with pins. I've got the same ones, and the liner is pretty soft, with a supportive outer boot, there aren't any pressure points that I've found yet, so er... maybe you have strange feet dunx - Oct 20, 2004 - 03:18 PM Post subject:
I'm getting some.
Everybody's feet are different. I've worn Burton for years ('cos I get them cheap), but I've decided I don't have "Burton feet". Thirtytwos come highly recommended and I tried the Lashed on at Daily Mail on Friday. The are light, but I guess only by riding will I find out if they're right for me.
bars - Oct 20, 2004 - 03:21 PM Post subject:
let's face it, the only reason everyone wants them is cos the black/white pair look like a pair of Reeboks. I SO nearly bought a pair before realising that my Sabbaths really didn't need replacing
backlip - Oct 20, 2004 - 06:35 PM Post subject:
the toe of the boot is pretty much designed for the capstrap as far as I see it, it mirrors the inside of the capstrap and doesn't really have much padding on the top for your reg. straps.
serfix-matt - Oct 26, 2004 - 09:24 PM Post subject:
yo finlay how much did you pay for your 32's?
if its not too rude to ask? stonie - Oct 26, 2004 - 10:20 PM Post subject:
Mine cost £125 from Legends at xscape in cas
skidonald - Oct 26, 2004 - 11:22 PM Post subject: Re: THIRTYTWO Lashed Boots
stonie wrote:
or is it the fact that I am just out of shape.
We've seen your photo remember, and I wouldn't say your out of shape, more like a big fat bearded b'stard cheeky - Oct 27, 2004 - 08:13 AM Post subject:
I got some TMs, at first they hurt, had then heat moulded and they hurt less. pissed around with the lacing and they are now sweet.
Get them heat moulded to your feet, it works a treat
