Women's Ski Boots

I have size 11 feet and have always worn boots for men, because I do not find them in my size. Unfortunately, they never fit right (my foot is lower volume foot of the typical man) and often cause me pain, even after paying for them to be fitted to my foot. The manufacturers claim they make women's boots in my size, but they do not seem to be in stock everywhere. Also, because I am an aggressive skier, I need a stiffer boot.

Go to your local ski shop and they run in centimeters not in the size of the United States. When you get them, you should ask them if they can punch out a little mold or heat them up to fit yor best. Im a skier, so I wear boots very rigid and believe me I know what you are talking with hard boots. without heat molding and custom assembly, they are fair and evil!

Go to a specialty ski shop that carries the brand that fits your foot. You may need to order them and wait for delivery, and always need custom fit. It is well worth a good pair of boots mounting allows you to ski all day and dance all night and ski the next day.
Since you have modified your boots up, I bring them to frame and complain, make him do good on the form. That's what you hired him to do, he should do well.
When I had my last pair of boots, I took three pairs of the shop and took them to the custom installer and follow its advice for the pair to buy. After that it took hours of adjusting and cutting the trunk to get perfection. I wore shirts last season and had to replace the liners, not as good as the original but used to teach in.