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junior boots
- Thread starter SuperMoe
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Junior boot
SuperMoe, I too have a small foot. Nothing really small as far as street shoes, however I wear a 21.5 boot. Most womens' boots do not size that small, so I had to go with a Junior. For quality and precision I purchased a race boot. Recreational Junior boots do not have the features or better materials unless you go with the upper end race boots. They also have a smaller calf circumference, so it might be troublesome if you're very muscular. The cuff is lower too.
Mine seem to be working for me so far!
SuperMoe, I too have a small foot. Nothing really small as far as street shoes, however I wear a 21.5 boot. Most womens' boots do not size that small, so I had to go with a Junior. For quality and precision I purchased a race boot. Recreational Junior boots do not have the features or better materials unless you go with the upper end race boots. They also have a smaller calf circumference, so it might be troublesome if you're very muscular. The cuff is lower too.
Mine seem to be working for me so far!
