Full Tilt Seth Morrison Pro Model Ski Boots 2010

Comments about Full Tilt Seth Morrison Pro Model Ski Boots 2010:

By far the best boot for my riding style.

Me:
Height: 5'10
Weight: 175lbs
Skiing Style: Expert/Competitive Skier
Home Mt: Crystal Mt, WA
Number of Days a Year: 100+
Skis: 4FRNT CRJ's 188cm, 4FRNT Tubo's 189cm, 4FRNT CLICK 177cm
Previous Boots: Tecnica Agent 110, Salomon SPK Pro, Lange Freeride 120, Salomon 1080,
Foot type: Narrow foot, high arch

Buckles:
With the 3 buckle system allows the pressure of the buckles to keep my heals down with having the boots so tight that it cuts off circulation to my feet.

Comfort:
The Intuition liner has been one of the best changes that has been made to the boot. Heat molded liner that have sold on their own in the past due to the fit and comfort comes with the boot. After having my liners heated for my foot I barely need to have my boot buckles strapped down to hold my foot in place. No pinching or pressure points is a huge key to lasting on the hill from first chair to last. Intuition liner is also known for retaining warmth. Although in the NW we're not used to seeing cold weather like in the rockies but my feet have stayed warm and dry in anything the PNW has had to offer.

Entry & Exit:
In years past of having to jam my feet into boots tearing sox and at the end of the day getting foot cramps trying to pry my feet out it's been a great change to have a boot I can slip my foot into without the use of my hands. The buckles open up, the tongue drops out of the way allowing for clear, unobstructed entry. This also helps for removing the boot. Once the boot is opened up with one hand on the back of the boot cuff I can lean forward and slide right out of the boot. Long gone are the days of the 3 person boot removing process.

Adjustability:
Easy adjustment system it allows for buckle adjustment with only one hand while on the hill. One button on each buckle allows the buckle to slide forward and back with minimal effort. At the same time while the buckle is in locked down position it won't budge while shredding down the hill.

Construction/Lightweight:
The lightest boots I have every owned. The light weight does not compromise the durability of the boot. At over a hundred days a season and on my 2nd season in these boots I've yet to have any issue with the construction of the boot. Holding these boots up to my previous boot (Salomon) the boot sole length is a little more than a half inch shorter. These boots are dramatically lighter than my Lange Freeride 120's.

Flex:
FullTilt doesn't go by the traditional flex measurements. The boots flex is based on the Tongue. The Seth Morrison Pro comes with a 10 flex tongue. To me if compared to a traditional flex scale would be a 120 to 130 flex. I have an 8 flex tongue (bought from the shop) that I use for park riding. The tongues swap out quickly and easily. A clip at the front of the boot holds the tongue in and by twisting the tongue it can be easily removed. Sliding the clip over the toe piece easily attaches the tongue. Can be switched out in a matter of seconds.

Comments about Full Tilt Seth Morrison Pro Model Ski Boots 2010:

It was a little too narrow for my foot at first but with a little boot work it is by far the best boot I have ever owned. Great for every condition and my feet never get cold.

Comments about Full Tilt Seth Morrison Pro Model Ski Boots 2010:

I have been in the Seth for the past year and I haven't ever had a better boot! So warm, easy to get into and a simple boot with easy to adjust buckles. The Intuition liner of the boot has kept me warm in sub zero temps and proven to be the best fitting liner I have ever been fit in. This boot is also Super easy to hike in and walk in - so light weight. I can't wait to see what Full Tilt has to offer for the next Seth Morrison Pro Model

Comments about Full Tilt Seth Morrison Pro Model Ski Boots 2010:

I purchased this boot after the season because of the lower price, so I wasn't able to actually test it out skiing. I can tell though that I would not like to ski in this boot. The fit around the foot is good, but the fit around the leg is bad. These boots are supposed to reduce shin pain, but I believe they make it worse. There are numerous pressure points on the shin and outside of leg, which make it painful just to sit in the boot. This problem is because the leg hole of the boot is just too narrow. Another big problem I had with these boots is how difficult they are to adjust. You have to make sure you get the right cable in the right groove which is difficult. Also, the bottom cable must be wrapped around a little plastic notch cut into the boot. This cable is almost impossible to get in place with gloves on. Overall, I bought this boot with very high expectations, and was severely disappointed.

Comments about Full Tilt Seth Morrison Pro Model Ski Boots 2010:

by far the best boot i have ever worn and skiied in i love this boot becuase all of the features are just right to let you foot stay warm but fit perfectly to the boot with some flex i would recomend this boot to all of my friends