Park City, UT — Custom Ski Boot Fitting Since 1982
PARK CITY, UT
Custom ski boot fitting in Park City, UT — where Surefoot began. In the Resort Center, at the base of Park City Mountain.
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Park City
CUSTOM SKI BOOT FITTING IN PARK CITY
Our Park City Mountain location is in the Resort Center at the base of the mountain on Lowell Avenue — and it's where Surefoot began. Bob and Russ Shay opened the first Surefoot shop in Park City in 1982, fitting boots with a precision no one else was offering. The company has grown to 29 locations across North America and Europe, but Park City is the original.
Your fitting starts with a 538-point foot scan. Your fitter recommends custom orthotics and foam-injected liners based on your feet and skiing. These are fitting options; your fitter will explain what each adds. A one-person custom boot fitting takes a little over an hour.
We've fit everyone from first-day beginners to FIS World Cup racers to guests who thought their skiing days were over until we got them into the right boot. Walk-in appointments are available when space permits, but we recommend booking ahead during peak season.
The Fitting
WHAT TO EXPECT
Our Team
Meet Asi Yoked, our Park City store manager and a career boot fitter who lives and skis here. A longtime Park City local — he's also spent years as a chef and restaurant owner in the community — Asi brings the same attention to detail to every fitting. Questions about a fitting, group bookings, or anything specific to Park City — reach out directly.
How to Find Us
IN THE HEART OF PARK CITY
We're at 1355 Lowell Avenue in the Resort Center at Park City Mountain's base area. From Main Street, take Park Avenue to Lowell — we're up the stairs to the left of the ice skating rink, next to Baja Cantina.
WHAT CUSTOMERS SAY
The Mountain
THE US SKI TEAM TRAINS HERE
Park City Mountain Resort spans 7,300 acres — the largest in the US — with 330 trails and 41 lifts connecting the old Park City and Canyons village areas. Home to the US Ski and Snowboard Team training facility.
World-class terrain demands a world-class fit. Whether you're a first-time visitor or an annual passholding local, the right boot changes everything about how Park City feels underfoot.
Common Questions
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Where is Surefoot in Park City?
Park City is where it all started. Surefoot was founded here in 1982, and we now have three locations across two resorts:
- Park City Mountain Resort Center — 1355 Lowell Avenue
- Park City Canyons Village — 4000 Canyons Resort Drive
- Deer Valley Silver Lake Village — 7580 Royal Street East, Mont Cervin Plaza
Do I need an appointment for a ski boot fitting at Park City Mountain Resort?
Appointments are strongly recommended, especially during peak season at Park City Mountain Resort. Walk-ins are welcome when space allows, but booking ahead guarantees your time slot. A one-person custom boot fitting takes a little over an hour.
What does a Surefoot custom ski boot fitting include?
Your fitting starts with a 538-point foot scan and an assessment with an expert fitter. Your fitter recommends custom orthotics and foam-injected liners based on your feet and skiing. These are fitting options; your fitter will explain what each adds. Our custom liners are heater-integrated, with batteries available separately.
How is Surefoot different from other ski boot shops?
It starts with technology — our contact digitizer is the most precise foot scanning system available — but what separates Surefoot is everything that comes after. Decades of expertise across 29 locations, a network of career boot fitters who ski the mountains you ski, and a process that does the heavy lifting so you don't have to think about your boots again. Custom orthotics milled on-site. Foam-injected liners with zero break-in period. We've been fitting skiers since 1982. Under our Absolute Fit Guarantee, adjustments are free for the lifetime of your boots at any Surefoot location. This guarantee does not cover the natural breakdown of materials over extended time and use.