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Where can I find some old size 12 Rosemont ski boots? I'm tired of plastic boots coming apart every 4.2 years. I'd like to rebuild an old ...

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Old Jan 12, 2005, 11:04 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Rosemont ski boots

Where can I find some old size 12 Rosemont ski boots? I'm tired of plastic boots coming apart every 4.2 years. I'd like to rebuild an old pair of Rosemonts if I can find them.

If anyone has any leads, please call me at 714-993-3792.
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Old Jan 12, 2005, 12:52 PM   #2 (permalink)
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this is a joke right? rockmounts sucked when they were new. 4.5 yrs is not bad if you ski a lot. how long do you keep hikeing boots or shoes
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Old Jan 12, 2005, 1:50 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Hard to find

You'll be hard pressed to find a pair of Rosemonts. Not many used 1970's gear available. The net has zip, zero, zulch Rosemonts for sale.
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If you're looking for durable boots, Rosemonts are (were?) not the way to go. They were constructed using very thin plastic, great for lightness but bad for durability. Rosemont shells had a bad habit of cracking in half in cold weather.
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are you sure your thinking about rosemonts. i had a pair and i thought they were fiberglass,they also had asteel shield on the outside surface [between the feet]. they had a cool side entry and little packets tocustom fit i never got mine near comfortable and they were not lite . at the time they were top of the line but that didnt last long. to go back to those boots would be like wearing the CRUEL SHOES [if you dont know the CRUEL SHOES your just to young]
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are you sure your thinking about rosemonts. i had a pair and i thought they were fiberglass,they also had asteel shield on the outside surface [between the feet]. they had a cool side entry and little packets tocustom fit i never got mine near comfortable and they were not lite . at the time they were top of the line but that didnt last long. to go back to those boots would be like wearing the CRUEL SHOES [if you dont know the CRUEL SHOES your just to young]
Madman, you're right, I wasn't thinking of the Rosemonts, I was thinking about those old Scott boots. The Rosemonts looked like Frankenstein shoes.
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