Hi -- I'm currently working in Walnut Creek, CA for 5 months and am in need of a strong, close fitting big mountain boot. I'd like to try the dalbello krypton pro ID boot as I traditionally have trouble with heal retention but can't find any stockists close by -- if anyone can help point me in the right direction of a stockist that would be awesome.
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