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Good boot fitter in Calgary-Banff area

anndeepea

Diva in Training
Hi Divas,

I’m just new to the forum, and so thankful for all the helpful posts and comments I’ve already read!

I’m hoping someone in Alberta has advice about boot fitters, because I have several foot/ankle/calf issues that make a good fit incredibly difficult, and I’m desperately in need. I bought boots last season from a local legend and had them adjusted 3-4 times, but many problems remain. He has since retired, and frankly, I found him rather dismissive, so I won’t miss him.

Who in Calgary (or Canmore or Banff) understands women’s physiology and will work patiently to create the right fit? I’m trying hard to become a better skier, but I know that boot-related numbness, pain, extreme heel lift, etc. are really limiting my progress!

Thanks for your advice!
 

Jilly

Moderator
Staff member
I had a friend that worked at Monod's. (he's come back to Ontario) They do good work. Pulse is another that I've seen recommended. I'll see if I can get some names.
 

MrsPlow

Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Pulse have a store in Banff - I've been to the Revelstoke store a few times and they're generally good. They were good when they sold me some custom liners that I had to give up on - refunded me the full cost of the liners, helped get the stock liners padded out to minimise the issues I was having, and then gave me a discount when I got my next pair of boots.

Not sure if they still do this but my husband and I have gone back for tweaks and changes to boots years after buying them and there was no additional charge (the initial cost isn't cheap though). So possibly worth a look - hopefully the Banff store is also good.
 

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