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Dalbello rampages giving harcore shin bang?

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CamKaegi
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my shins are so bruised up i can barely ride

Apr 22 2009 9:17PM
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richards
Posts: 2177 - Karma: 11
i havent had a pain in my shin all season from mine... dont ski backseat?
Apr 22 2009 9:19PM
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josh.
Posts: 3469 - Karma: 42
they're too big around the shin.
Apr 22 2009 9:22PM
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Lemuel
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i had shin bang last year with mine. What I did was take a mouse pad and cut it into 4 squares. Put 1 or 2, whichever makes it better, in between the shell and the liner.  Works pretty good. The mouse pad squares get cut up after about 75 days but they still work.
Apr 23 2009 2:45PM
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searle
Posts: 152 - Karma: 18
just finishing off my secong season on mine and i had a little bit of shinbang for the first 10 times using them and ive had nothing since. Might be riding backseat or not tight enough i dunno
Apr 23 2009 3:40PM
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OG_pimp
Posts: 67 - Karma: 9
none with mine. my feet get wet though.
Apr 23 2009 4:27PM
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AcePerry
Posts: 258 - Karma: 152
this could work..
what i do is cut out retangles the size of the shinband area and width of the boot.... sometimes more of egg carton bed foam... wears out eventully but worked fine all year
Apr 23 2009 5:29PM
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Silence
Posts: 16030 - Karma: 150
Make sure the boots aren't too big and don't land backseat
Apr 23 2009 5:39PM
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Bren-Ten
Posts: 1187 - Karma: 24
Never a problem with mine
Apr 23 2009 5:44PM
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salomontim77
Posts: 191 - Karma: 174
backseat bandit? too big? land switch.
Apr 23 2009 11:23PM
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JakeC
Posts: 2160 - Karma: 101
Maybe you afterbang to much.

But really, I used to have it with the same boots you have , but I found this out, take the power strap and instead of putting it over the plastic put it under. It will bring the liner closer to your shin. and then no more bang, well shin bang atleast.
Apr 24 2009 2:05PM
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sgv
Posts: 25 - Karma: 10
I'm the inventor of the Shintronic (www.shintronic.com). It is not only about preventing 'shin bang' (which they do almost 100%), but you will enjoy the power. grip and control effects as well. Not happy, just reply! We made some changes by leaving the outer padding away this season (better fit, less volume, less pressure) and we provide an optional elastric strap preventing sliding up. If you have any specific questions, do not hesistate to ask via info@manoove.com . We receive very positive reactions from the Park etc.
Feb 8 2010 4:30PM
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GreenStezz
Posts: 3570 - Karma: 717
Not mine........................
Feb 8 2010 4:53PM
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DAPSKI
Posts: 414 - Karma: 141

wish i could help you out but those boots a pritty custumizable try some different stuff out. i had a little toe bang when i first got mine made some ajustments and i was good from there on.  if you got em from a shop bring um back in and see if they can help you get a better fit might know a little more abot the boot

Feb 8 2010 4:58PM
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hg1
Posts: 8 - Karma: 69
the reason why they hurt is because your shins arent used to them yet, after a while your shin bone is gonna get stronger and youre not gonna feel a thing. the first month i used them they hurt like hell, but now theyr the best boots i've ever had. i can land back seated all day eryyday!
Feb 14 2010 2:45AM
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