Recommendation for Fischer Vacuum fitting in NYC or Park City?

[lhny]

I've been skiing a pair of Fischer Soma X120 for a number of years, which fit very well out of the box with only a few minor tweaks. Only issue was that the built in forward lean was a bit more aggressive than I liked.

The RC4 Curve 120 seems to have a very similar fit, but with the more upright stance I'm looking for.

Looking for a recommendation for a good shop/fitter to get them Vacuum fitted in either NYC or Park City/SLC

Thanks

 

[P-Ute]

The Sport Loft in SLC should do a good job for you. Call ahead, they can get busy.

 

[Philpug]

It is a whole new world in boot options. I suggest going into a shop with a complete open mind and without preconceived ideas. I would see Brent Amsbery in Park City.

 

[HardDaysNight]

Brett would be a great choice and certainly could vacuum them if that’s the way to go. So could Stephanie at Jackson’s Base Camp at PCMR. She’s also very good.

 

[HardDaysNight]

Sorry, his name is Brent, not Brett. Damn autocorrect is my worst enema.

 

[cosmoliu]

Now, that made me laugh...

 

[James]

Was wondering if anyone would come up with something in nyc.

 

[Doug Briggs]

I can't help myself...

 

[lhny]

Was wondering if anyone would come up with something in nyc.

I was wondering that as well

Did find a place in NJ that I may try: Woodbridge Ski and Board. Spoke to their boot fitter over the phone and he seemed knowledgeable.

50 years ago there used to be lots of independently owned ski shops in NYC:

Scandinavian
Princeton
Harvey's Mt. Sheepshead (kind of a joke name - was located about 5 feet above sea level)
Spiegel's
and at least 15 others. + local sporting goods chains like Herman's that carried skis in season.

There is one ski shop left in Brooklyn. 2.3 million people and 1 ski shop?