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Last season I bought a pair of Nordica Double Six. I was originally gonna get full tilts and then ended up with these after visiting a bootfitter. If I went by in store feeling the full tilts definitely were my favourite but the bootfitter said these would be better for me. I was originally sized to wear a 25.5 but my feet were getting destroyed by that size, to the point where I refused to walk around after skiing. So because of that I ended up exchanging them for a 26.5. I've had nothing done to the boots, and have some sort of superfeet footbed that the fitter recommended. I got them fit at sporting life which is near sign of the skier in toronto I think (if anyone who reads this is familiar with that place, or the store and their fitters in general).
So I'm wondering what I can do to my boots to reduce this or if I should consider visiting another bootfitter and possibly get a new pair of boots.
I'm planning on moving out west next year and skiing almost everyday so I don't want to have to deal with this next season.
