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I lived in Ohio and snowboarding a lot. I now live in Florida and I have not been on the slopes 3 years. I go to the west, a few weeks and I'm out all my old gear. When I tried my boots I realized they were too small. I ordered a new pair of K2 Luna of the Internet in a bigger size – I have a size 6 because that is what I'm wearing tennis shoes. I've been wearing them around the house for two days, they feel good with thin socks, but once put my socks thicker and walk on my toes rub against the end. Should I return it and get a larger size. I do not really remember how my old boots in shape. I can not find store snow everywhere near me so I'm stuck ordering online. Please give me some info. If you purchased K2 boots what size do you compared to your actual size? Thank you.

As long as your toes are only "rub" the front of the ship, you should be good. If they are lobbying against the forehead, or if your toes are forced to bend when you look back, you may have a problem. Strap on your board of directors of the house and look around a lot, trying to get as much play and the movement of your feet as possible. If you catch your toe against the skin, it is no good. Remember also it is perfectly OK to wear a thin sock during boarding. thicker socks does not necessarily mean warmer feet or more comfort. One trick I used a pair of boots that were perfect except for a good foot space I thick neoprene booties with little opportunity to foot, "" I slipped on my toes, then put my boots. It was super tight. I wore the boots literally all day for a few days like normal shoes. When I went this weekend riding, the boots still fit me perfectly around the foot, with a little room the toe area Good stuff

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Dakine Men's Freeride Sock $14.95 Your boots may be awesome, but without the funk-free fresh feeling of the DAKINE Freeride Sock, you might as well have a big slimy bass on your foot.Product FeaturesMaterial: 40% wool, 25% acrylic, 21% nylon, 11% spandex, 3% elastic; [footbed] terryloopInsulation: midweightHeight: mid-calfRecommended Use: snowboardingManufacturer Warranty: lifetime...

Columbia Women's Winter Ride II Socks Formulated especially for snowboarding, this sweat-wicking Omni-Wick® sock features beefed up padding in the shin and calf where riders need it most. And because toes are the first thing to freeze, we borrowed the polar bear’s ingenious heat-channeling capabilities in developing the thermolite fabric that makes the Winter Ride so exceptionally warm. A seamless hand-linked toe banishes pres...

point6 Men's Snowboard Medium Cushion Otc Socks About point6 Headquartered in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, point6 designs and manufactures the highest quality in performance Merino wool socks. The point6 name is derived from the body’s optimal temperature (98.6 degrees Fahrenheit) to demonstrate the temperature regulating properties of Merino. Unlike cotton or synthetics, Merino wool fibers also offer a complex moisture-management system ...

HeatMax Toasti Toes Foot Warmer (40 Pairs) $32.86 Perfect for skates, ski boots, or shoes, the Heatmax Toasti Toes Foot Warmers are air-activated toe warmers with full adhesive on one side that sticks to your socks and helps them to stay firmly in place. Toasti Toes provide up to 6-8 hours of 100-degree-Fahrenheit warmth and are designed for the active sportsman who will be walking or moving continuously while outdoors in the cold. All Heatmax wa...

Smartwool PhD Ski Medium Socks - Men's $23.95 If the PhD Ski Light Sock is Indiana Jones, the Men's Smartwool PhD Ski Medium Sock is Dr. Henry Jones Sr. The PhD Medium is obviously related to the lighter Junior, but offers more practiced and thorough support than its younger, crasser contemporary. The increased cushion will protect your shins and ankles during more adventurous, aggressive lines while the WOW or Wool-on-Wool technology will sa...

Smartwool PhD Ski Light Socks - Men's $21.95 You may not associate hosiery with academia, but the Men's Smartwool PhD Ski Light Sock is truly a scholar amongst socks. This ski sock spent countless hours in the field before discovering the 4-Degree fit system which provides more wool in high-collision zones thereby saving your shins, toes, ankles and feet from abrasion. If this wasn't enough, the PhD Ski Light was recently given tenure at Sma...

Snowboard Gear Buyers Guide $2.99 MaxSnowboard.com put together a snowboard buyers guide to get you comfortable learning about snowboarding. Areas covered are boots, boards, bindings, jackets, gloves, hats and helmets.About the Author:Winter is Sherry Popper's favorite time of the year. She is the kind of girl who enjoys extreme weather sports such as skiing and snowboarding. Despite being only an amateur at both sports, Sherry en...

Dakine Men's Highback Sock $17.95 Suit up with the midweight DAKINE Highback Sock and ride with increased board control, warmth, and swamp-foot-thwarting wicking awesomeness.Product FeaturesMaterial: 83% wool, 9% spandex, 5% nylon, 3% elasticHeight: Recommended Use: snowboardingManufacturer Warranty: Insulation: midweight...

Betty Rides Women's Classic Sock Snowboard/Ski Sock Pull on the Classic Sock from Betty Rides prior to putting on your snowboard boots. For as soft and comfortable as this sock is, it wants to be up against your foot and not rubbing against your bindings.Product FeaturesMaterial: 80% acrylic, 10% nylon, 10% spandex; [footbed] terryInsulation: lightweightHeight: crewRecommended Use: snowboardingManufacturer Warranty: 1 year...