We're tourist skiers from sub tropical Australia and we usually rent boots and skis but we've been doing a fair bit of skiing the last few years so it makes sense to buy boots (for us adults anyway - not so much the kids as they are growing).
Our next time skiing isn't until January and we're heading to Europe this year after a number of years skiing Canada and the US. Would it be wise buying boots in Europe knowing that we won't be in any one area for long? Would this make boot fitting difficult? Or should we wait until we go a a skiing holiday where we'll be in one locality for an extended period so we can have adjustments made to the boots by the one boot fitter? Or is it acceptable to buy boots from one place and have different boot fitters do adjustments.
Sorry if this is a naive question.
Our next time skiing isn't until January and we're heading to Europe this year after a number of years skiing Canada and the US. Would it be wise buying boots in Europe knowing that we won't be in any one area for long? Would this make boot fitting difficult? Or should we wait until we go a a skiing holiday where we'll be in one locality for an extended period so we can have adjustments made to the boots by the one boot fitter? Or is it acceptable to buy boots from one place and have different boot fitters do adjustments.
Sorry if this is a naive question.