Garmont Syner G's?

[johnnewman00]

Who out there skis this boot? Please tell me what you think. Flex, comfort, performance?

Right now I'm on the old Scarpa T1. The 1998 model (All Black). It's been a good boot but is becoming a bit soft in it's old age.

Thanks for the input!

JN

[Shrambo]

They're a bit flexy, I tried them and ended up going with the Ener-G's, which still aren't as stiff as the T1's (the newer ones anyway). Lighter too.

[abron]

I have a very wide foot (Dor E), so i was recommended garmont over scarpa, and i have been very happy that i listened. very comfortable w/ $30 superfeet insoles, and i wear them @ 10 hrs/daily when working on the mountain. i would consider myself an intermediate tele skier, so 3 buckles has been fine for me. now i might go for 4, but compared to the old school boots, you can't go wrong.... synergys are considered the crossover boot for BC/and area skiing (more flex, shorter and less buckles)
as a generalization... scarpa or crispi for narrow feets, garmont for wide....

[sandbagger]

a good boot, but more akin to a T2 than a T1 (though it may be as stiff or stiffer than your old T1s).

Does it fit you?

[johnnewman00]

Went to try on the new T1 and Syner-G's last night. Tried the T1 first and stopped right there. With my slightly narrow foot they felt really nice. Love the new buckles and liners. I'm still a Scarpa man! Now I just need some snow in CO to try them out on. Where's the snow?

Thanks again for the input.

JN

[Fuzzy]

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