What does the Tepl boot do?

Boot Fitter is a qualified professional who is usually suitable for shoes, but can adapt his skills to match people for hiking shoes or skates. Fitter determines the size of the legs, the need for load capacity and how mobile or rigid legs and customer ankles appear. Height and weight is also considered before choosing the right shoe for the customer. A good boot fitter chooses a boot that is well suited for minimal adjustment.

Boot Fitter can learn at work as an apprentice to the main boot assembly or can participate in the Fitter Education educational program. Introductory and associated courses are offered by these programs and many graduates of these programs are found to work as trigger installations in ski shops. The fitters will learn the techniques for stretching and grinding shoes and learn about the analysis of attitudes. They will also learn sales and customer skills. Listening beds is a skill that the new main boot will use continuously in its work as a botamontor.

Communication with the customer is essential in the boot adjustment process. In order to create a relationship with the customer, the fitter asks a lot of questions about ski habits. The aim is to collect as much information as possible to understand the individual's ski habits. Fitter will measure barefoot legs and measure your legs again with socks. The measurements will be carried out when sitting and standing in order to evaluate the weight, attitude and balance.

Boot Fitters Select the Boot type that best suits the customer's needs. After selecting the correct shoe, you can make small adjustments for comfort and adaptation. The main modifications are usually reserved for visiting post-skiing if the customer has complaints. Fitter can also make foot beds to support the customer's feet in shoes. These special orthotics are formed exactly in the specific state of each legs and will keep the legs properly placed in shoes.

One setting that could be required is the flattening of the bottom of boot signatures and boot boards. Sometimes it is necessary because the boot soles are left in the production process. If the customer experiences pressure on the sides of the legs, the center of the leg can be lifted.