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Possible Shin Bang Cure

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natekeyes
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So i search barred shin bang cures and i know there are a lot of different ways people have come up with but i didn't find the one i am about to give you, so here it is

I read this in a magazine with my friend in a study hall at school so it wasn't my idea. take one of those cozy things that you can put around a beer bottle, soda can etc. cut the cozy in two pieces and pop the bottom out so it fits right onto ur shins. i have recently tried it and seems to work pretty well and you can find those things for free like everywhere, u might even have a couple in ur house.

hope this helped!

Dec 16 2009 5:26PM
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griffin.paisley
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OR






booster straps
Dec 16 2009 5:28PM
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h_bar
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Dec 16 2009 5:29PM
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natekeyes
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yeah i know that but if u don't want to spend like $500 plus then try this.
Dec 16 2009 5:30PM
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ski-swagga
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^
Dec 16 2009 5:30PM
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Tablespoon
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Booster straps.
Dec 16 2009 5:36PM
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PaleCelery
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I got mine for 150
Dec 16 2009 5:38PM
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Stuck.in.ohio
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my friend does the cozy thing and i know he's never had shin bang while doing it, and it definitely beats paying $400+ for new boots
Dec 16 2009 5:41PM
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jibjunkie
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skiing magazine ftw mousepads work too
Dec 16 2009 5:44PM
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TheDude
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juss buckle your boots the right way.

jokes!

ill have to try this in the future though good idea

Dec 16 2009 5:46PM
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A.Eberhard
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Full tilts don't fit everyones ones foot well.....
Dec 16 2009 5:52PM
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Lemuel
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Thats what I use
Dec 16 2009 5:53PM
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asian_andy
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buy spks.
Dec 16 2009 5:55PM
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Piste.Off
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full tilts don't cure shin bang you idiots
Dec 16 2009 5:56PM
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PaleCelery
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It did for me.

I went from having terrible shin bang to shinbang only occasionally when I land really far backseat
Dec 16 2009 5:58PM
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Piste.Off
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any proper fitting boot will help your shin bang go away, not just full tilts
Dec 16 2009 5:59PM
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N.L.
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buy booster straps, buy full tilts,  if you're bending your knees alot to land or pop or press, these fore mentioned products will prevent this motion, and only hinder your performance. they will restrict you from doing what you want therefore stopping shin bang, sweet!

this recent shin bang phenomenon is being caused by trying to bend your knees, and the plastic tongue that even the full tilts has is binding as it bends and is digging in to the shin causing rashes and even breaking of the skin.

besides the beer coozy idea, which is great, i found cushions that are perfectly cut to fit the tongue of my boot, i dont use them all the time, but they are nice.
Dec 16 2009 6:00PM
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PaleCelery
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true.

Full titls are some of the only boots I can buy though lol.
Dec 16 2009 6:01PM
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mason-
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im totally gonna try this
Dec 16 2009 6:03PM
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Mr.Huck
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Are you saying put this in between your shin and the tongue of your boot when you're skiing?  And this helps?  Not hating on the idea, but sounds like the same thing as wearing socks that are thicker around the calves.  That has never worked for me. 
Dec 16 2009 6:29PM
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andreweckels
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thats not a cure thats just treating the symptoms. shin bang comes from skiing/landing back seat
Dec 16 2009 6:45PM
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Sean*Miller
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Are they model A's? cuz mine were 150 and i was told by the guy at the store that they are the exact same thing as the booters. Just 2 years older
Dec 16 2009 6:45PM
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natekeyes
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yeah you put them in between ur shins and the tongues. believe me it works i was just testing it out in my backyard. its so comfy!

Dec 16 2009 7:16PM
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Stuck.in.ohio
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the cozy/mousepad is much thicker than a sock with padding around the calf or at least the ones I have, just cut off a piece to fit in between the front of your calf and your boot
Dec 16 2009 7:27PM
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skisi
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thanks man.....hopfully will cure the damn bruises down my ankles

Dec 16 2009 7:28PM
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PaleCelery
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Yes, but I have invested another 30 for new tongues from the BB pros. So I guess I spent 180 and got a #2 flex and a #6 flex dual density tongue
Dec 16 2009 7:33PM
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OddishClothing
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Sounds like a good idea if it works as well as you say.
Dec 16 2009 8:03PM
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fk.ths.noys
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so are you saying don't bend your knees?? really??

But as a cure for this....Buy Tele Boots!!!
Dec 16 2009 8:08PM
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KneeDrop
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^^sure shin-bang a thing of the past in tele boots...

I just get face-bang instead from the unavoidable headers...
Dec 16 2009 8:10PM
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GabP
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maybe its because im french but i not able to figure out what you mean...
Dec 16 2009 9:28PM
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pjbauer
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care  to elaborate?!
Dec 16 2009 9:32PM
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klax06
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just buy last years models much cheaper
Dec 16 2009 9:34PM
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lepowski
Posts: 137 - Karma: 96
calcium and protein bud. i was in your boat when i was younger and the best thing you can do is grow a strong healthy pair of legs, i tried it all, drilling holes, cutting shit out and adding shit and all that does is ruin your boot.
Dec 16 2009 9:38PM
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JOHNishi
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some problems (if your boots fit fine anyway),

won't putting stuff in them mess up the fit?

possibly making bang even worse if you compress the pads all the way?

change the responsiveness of your skis?

losing ciculation in your legs/feet? 

just thoughts PS, booster straps are awesome, $25 to fix my shin bang was worth it for sure.

Dec 16 2009 9:38PM
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sgv
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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 4:28PM
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