Expert Ski and Snowboard Bootfitting at Aspen Ski and Board
At Aspen Ski and Board, we believe a properly fitted boot is the most important part of your ski or snowboard setup. That’s why we include free bootfitting, shell work, and customization when you buy from us at our Polaris Parkway location and take our expert advice. Please note this only applies to boots that were fitted with you in store, online or 2nd hand purchases to not apply.
Our owner, Gil, founded Aspen Ski and Board after years of struggling to find ski boots that fit his wide feet comfortably. His experience is what drives our passion for bootfitting today, ensuring no skier or snowboarder has to sacrifice comfort for performance.
If you would like us to size you for boots and you are not purchasing boots from us, please note there will be a $50 fitting/assessment fee. We sell new ski boots starting at $99.95 and have a lowest price guarantee on all of our products. If you buy boots from us, there are no additional fees for assessment or boot work.
Boot work Pricing if the boot was not purchased at Aspen Ski and Board:
- Bootfitting Assessment/Consultation: $50 (Only if a boot is not purchased with us)
- Shell Mold: $70.00 (Free if purchased with us)
- Liner Mold: $30.00 (Free if purchased with us)
- Shell Punches: $25 per punch (Free if purchased with us)
- Dual Heel Lifts, Wedges and Pads: $20 (Free if purchased with us)
- Tongue Flattening: $30 a pair (Free if purchased with us)
- Booster Strap Install: $40 (Free if booster strap is purchased with us)
- Hotronic Install: $60 (Free if Hotronics are purchased with us)
- Misc Boot work time charge: $60/hr (Min $40)
- Bootwork is FREE when the Ski or Snowboard boots are purchased in store at Aspen Ski and Board with the help of one of our fitters.
Boot Repair Services:
- Snowboard Boot BOA Repair: $25 per BOA
- New DIN or Gripwalk Soles: $40-60 depending on brand
- Ski Buckle Replacement: $25 + Parts
- Ski BOA Repair: $25 or Free if purchased through us in the last two years
Break down of a few of the Services We Offer:
🔧 Shell and Liner Molding
We offer full Liner Molding on most ski and snowboard boots for a fully customized fit, quickly and efficiently. We also offer Shell Molding on many of the Ski Boots we sell. The process involves heating the entire boot in a specialized oven, padding your foot in key areas, then molding the boot directly to your foot. This ensures an anatomical fit and optimal support from the very first day on snow.
In addition to molding, we provide manual shell stretching, punching and grinding for specific pressure points, such as ankle bones or bunions, and we can modify liners by adding or removing padding where needed.
*Shell and Liner Molding is FREE when you purchase your boots from Aspen Ski and Board!*
👣 Footbeds (Drop-In or Custom)
Footbeds are the foundation of any proper bootfit. Whether you choose a drop-in footbed or a fully custom Sidas footbed, they help stabilize the foot, improve comfort, and prevent future fit issues. We always recommend trying footbeds before any boot work, as they often alleviate many common fit issues.
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Drop-in footbeds – $45-55 with the purchase of a new boot; ideal for most customers
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Custom footbeds – $200–$225 per pair; recommended for those needing added support, custom alignment, or with existing foot issues. Or for high performance skiers that need the most tailored fit possible.
🔥 Boot Heaters
Say goodbye to cold feet. We install boot heaters from Hotronic that keep your feet warm without compromising fit or performance. Ideal for all-day comfort in harsh temperatures. We also sell heated socks for warmth inside and outside of your ski boots. A less expensive option is a Bootcap which goes on the outside of the shell of the boot. They keep the plastic from getting cold and in turn help your feet stay warm. Come in store and one of our experts can help you find the best way to keep your feet warm and comfortable.
🦶 Real Solutions for Real Feet
Our expert staff has experience addressing a wide range of common to complex foot issues, including:
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Plantar fasciitis
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Morton’s neuroma and other nerve compressions
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Plantar nodules
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Bunions
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Hammer toes
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High arches or insteps
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Pronation and supination
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Wide or narrow feet
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Prominent navicular bones
- Loss of toes or partial foot amputation (yes, we have seen it all!)
We’ve helped thousand of skiers find relief throughout the years. Chris and Alexis are our most advanced bootfitters, trained to handle complex cases, but every member of our team is trained to assist with most scenarios. We also frequently repair or rework poorly fitted boots purchased elsewhere, including “custom” setups from brands like Surefoot or Dale Boot.
