Went to a boot fitter a couple of days ago and got told my boots were a size too big so I've taken the plunge and got some new ones a size smaller. As a result my Salomon Ghost ski boots are up for sale - they were bought new towards the end of last season (2011) and are size 27.5. Although they've been skied a few weeks now they're still in pretty good condition. Soles are a bit scuffed etc as you'd expect but generally a good purchase for someone (get in touch to talk about a reasonable price). They're designed to be a 'big mountain freeride boot' which is why I got them... I really like them in a lot of ways - the rubber stuff on the instep really helps when you have to walk over a couple of rocks, and the shock absorbing underfoot definitely takes the foot shock out of any juddery stuff or solid landings. They're a two buckle setup which sounds all wrong to most good skiers but it totally works and you get a nice stiff boot from it. Any questions let me know...