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Boot fitting tips ?

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_____alfredo____
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every time i ski 3 or 4 days in a row the bumps on the inside of my ankles become sore. any tips on how to fix that
P.S. i have last years drop kicks
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Forcillo
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Heat mold the liners. Shops usually have little cup things they can put over a problem area and it'll mold around them, leaving you room. It should be free if not less than $20 to do.
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VD.
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Go back to the shop, see if you can find the guy that fitted you, boot fitting isn't a one visit ordeal.
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tomPietrowski
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Im going to guess you have no footbeds in the boot. Your foot is probably unsuported meaning it pronates which is causing your inner ankle to bang on the inside of the cuff.

A footbed can help align and support your foot to stop this happening.
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cwphoto
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this. full tilts dont come with footbeds. getting one will help a lot
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buttrapinpirate
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Yeah I've had this happen, and I'd have to agree with previous statements. A bed will prevent (in retard terms) your ankle from falling inwards towards the other foot. When that happens, it's usually subtle and isn't enough to notice while standing around, but after skiing all day you'll definitely notice, but it'll feel as if it's just hitting te side of your boot because it's tight. Don't try to mess with the canting on your boot though. That seems like it will help but it'll only mess up your knees and your skiing
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