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Old     (gluvbunny)      Join Date: May 2007       09-10-2007, 9:09 PM Reply   
Can anyone please explain how a closed toe binding should feel. I have been trying on different sizes for the Ronix Girls Rise and my toe touches the front in all of the sizes, but as i go larger the boot gets too wide. Should it hit the front like a snowboard boot or are your toes not suppose to touch the front at all? Help...
Old     (breakz77)      Join Date: Mar 2003       09-10-2007, 9:22 PM Reply   
Yes, on the Ronix bindings your toes should touch the front of the binding. Heat mold your size in them and they'll fit perfectly around your foot.
Old     (kopp210)      Join Date: Jan 2005       09-10-2007, 10:06 PM Reply   
My toes touch lightly in the One's. I used the toe cap when I molded my boots so I can wiggle my toes.

In my experience the boot liner will not make up for the boot being the wrong size. It will only curve the boot to your foot shape.
Old     (makai_surfer)      Join Date: Jun 2007       09-10-2007, 10:07 PM Reply   
As you flex the boot and put your weight on the toe edge your foot should slide back and your heel should sit tight in the back of the boot. Very similar to a snow board boot in this manner. If more than the tip of your toes are touching its too small. I can assure you once you have it dialed in you will love this boot sooooo much. Good luck!

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