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which ski boots to wear after ski accident
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I'm an intermediate skier. About a year ago I had an ACL/MCL tear skiing and have had good recovery from my injury. Soon i'll go back skiing for the first time since my injury and have a question about equipment. I own Lange RX120 boots (the boots I had when I had my accident). As I go back to ski this year, my plan will be to start taking it very easy and only ski groomed greens to start and see how it feels. Do you think I should switch to more beginner boots? I can always just rent beginner boots instead of wearing mine. Any suggestions? Thank you.
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Stick with your own boots that fit rather than dealing with the additional variable of possibly sloppy rental boots.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
@soundsequence
, stick with your own boots over a rental boot every time, on the RX you can remove one of the bolts from the spine of the boot if you want to make it a little softer (make sure you leave one in, for rebound AND structural integrity)
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I'm skiing without an ACL this winter (surgery coming up) and I can't imagine using anything other than my own gear that I already know!
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as ever, what CEM says.
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