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Baskin.
Posts: 1387 - Karma: 13

so after a weekend of skiing i got extremely bad,and deep blsiters on my two little toes....the rest of my foot feels fine and my boots fit perfect but my two outside toes hurt so bad i can barely stand to put my feet in my boots.

ive road the boots 2 times and they felt fine until yesterday....they are dalbellos and the shop said they were a bit wider to fit my feet because my old boots were way to narrow.

does anybody know what to do(new socks,liner,anything?)

Dec 7 2009 4:36PM
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juanborlando
Posts: 3598 - Karma: 2,539
tighten your boots and stop afterbanging
Dec 7 2009 4:38PM
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Baskin.
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my boots were tight and i wasnt bangin at all
Dec 7 2009 4:40PM
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Baskin.
Posts: 1387 - Karma: 13
my boots were tight and i wasnt bangin at all
Dec 7 2009 4:40PM
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Mex_LineJib^a
Posts: 3928 - Karma: 65
 you might be on the backseat then
Dec 7 2009 4:43PM
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Baskin.
Posts: 1387 - Karma: 13
i was backseat a lot...but i never got this problem with my old boots which i was always backseat on
Dec 7 2009 4:47PM
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Delaney
Posts: 621 - Karma: 206
afterbang harder
Dec 7 2009 4:53PM
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Pwn.Mode
Posts: 1061 - Karma: 10
what dalbellos are they? kryptons are super narrow. where did u get your boots fitted? take them back and tell them you need to get the outside of the toe box ground out or punched depending on what you need done.
Dec 7 2009 5:54PM
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POHTAYDO
Posts: 358 - Karma: 91
dude u have to after bang or else look like a hooligan
Jan 1 2010 1:13PM
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Sveetski
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I saw some video where Dumont said he had rubber attached to the outside between the boot and front of the binging to absorb the impact, they might be able to do this in a boot shop?
Jan 1 2010 1:40PM
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jmBEERY
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he was showing the new spk's dumb shit

they have toebang protector

Jan 1 2010 4:48PM
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Roy
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Go to a boot fitter
Jan 1 2010 4:51PM
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Obie.
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get your boots custom fitted...they ll heat up the liner to mold to your foot or somethin....it supposed to help alot
Jan 1 2010 4:51PM
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Freeheel4real
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this
Jan 1 2010 5:06PM
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wheres_my_snow
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land switch more
Jan 1 2010 7:03PM
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Drop~The~Disk
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i agree with the switch thing


i used to wear socks and now i dont. not a thing and i think it is wayy more comfortable. but thats just me.
Jan 1 2010 7:07PM
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ifli
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eww man ur boots must fuckin wreak. no socks really
Jan 1 2010 7:22PM
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Evan.M
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http://www.salomon.com/caus/#/ski/boots/boots/kaos



Our Pro Team helped develop a soft insert to protect toes when landing big airs.
Jan 1 2010 10:42PM
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mackinnon
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if there is any space between your shin and the tongue of your boot, or if you ski backseat, you're going to get shinbang
Jan 1 2010 11:10PM
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GNARBARSTAR
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sounds like a support issue in the boot do you have foot beds
Jan 1 2010 11:21PM
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natekeyes
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well u cant afterbang for ur life so dont be talkin. jk
Jan 12 2010 5:49PM
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Blurst
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hahahah come on man, the new salomons?
Jan 12 2010 5:58PM
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WORD.
Posts: 532 - Karma: 243
Well if you have race fit boots that wont happen. Your feet will hurt at first in your boots till you break them in but after that you will be fine and your feet wont hurt.
Jan 12 2010 6:02PM
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gregorio
Posts: 2372 - Karma: 151
race boots will hurt until they are broken in so much that they barely qualify as race boots anymore. they are pretty much meant to be as tight to the foot and as stiff as possible. that being said i have incredibly broken in race boots and i got them used so they don't hurt at all
Jan 12 2010 6:08PM
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flexpattern
Posts: 1090 - Karma: 45
first up - cut your toenails!

get your boots heat moulded if they can do that, ive got the ghosts and they can be heated up and stuff and your feet fit snugs!

wear thinner socks
wear your boots around the house/ inbed (probably not when your railing your gf, don't want anybody getting knocked out do we?!)

failing that get them sanded and ground out
also make sure your stance is dialled into the boot, forgotten what it called but you can have your boots modified so your stance is corrected - might relieve some pressure

don't listen to those clowns above - make sure you bang EVERY time, doesn't matter if it hurts... no pain...no gain!
Jan 12 2010 6:20PM
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Baskin.
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the problem has basically disapeared now i got special footbeds that i molded to my feet and now everythings all good
Jan 12 2010 7:12PM
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