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qazwsxedc34
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I have been using the Full Tilt classics for three seasons now, I was fitted at a regular shop and not by a professional boot fitter, nevertheless they initially fitted quite well.

I fit in a size 9 shoe loosely and an 8.5 shoe snuggly, so I found that the 26.5 size fit me the best and the classics narrow shell size also fit my narrow foot.

I have not heat molded them in a very long time but I was wondering if I should get a aftermarket footbed or a custom footbed because my heel seems to be moving around and it feels like there is a lot of lateral lag left to right.

What should I do to fix this problem, will heat molding fix it?
Jan 6 2015 5:22PM
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B.Quincy
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Did you have the problem ever before or just lately? Because if its just lately the liners may possibly be starting to be close to played out but if not yeah you should get a foot bed as it will prevent movement of the liner in the boot because full tilts do not have a hard bottom of the liner like a foot bed preventing movement and honestly heat molding is just to break in the boots but could be used when gettting a foot bed as well. See what tom and onenerdykid say as well though. Oh and in the future if you post in the what is wrong with my boots thread you will get a quicker response.
Jan 6 2015 10:05PM
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onenerdykid
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CONAIR_BUSCEMII was wondering if I should get a aftermarket footbed or a custom footbed because my heel seems to be moving around and it feels like there is a lot of lateral lag left to right.


Yes always yes. Heat molding will do nothing to stop the natural flexing and twisting that your foot does inside the liner. Only a footbed will properly control and stabilize your foot. When you get your footbed, you will need to then heat mold your liners anyway so the proper mold is taken of your properly supported foot.
Jan 7 2015 3:59AM
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fresh_prince
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get full tilts... wait oh, search around on google for aftermarket heel support or footbeds
Jan 7 2015 9:27AM
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qazwsxedc34
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onenerdykidYes always yes. Heat molding will do nothing to stop the natural flexing and twisting that your foot does inside the liner. Only a footbed will properly control and stabilize your foot. When you get your footbed, you will need to then heat mold your liners anyway so the proper mold is taken of your properly supported foot.


Did it. Best decision of my life.
Jan 7 2015 12:26PM
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