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Another boot not fitting thread

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assatrailz
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Sorry for asking this and Ik I can use the search bar I just haven't been seeing good answers but I got the new FT booters this year and I got them to big and iv tried to wear a bunch of sox and tighten them as much as I can but the extra sox kill my feet so if anyone knows anyway to help me out lemmie know
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Muggydude
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You need new boots. When a boot is too big there's not much you can do that will be very effective. Go to a good boot fitter (or at least a shop with a big boot selection) and get boots that fit properly.
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B.Quincy
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No offense this is what you get for buying fts and not knowing anything about how they fit. Your fucked, sucks.
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.MASSHOLE.
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assatrailzSorry for asking this and Ik I can use the search bar I just haven't been seeing good answers but I got the new FT booters this year and I got them to big and iv tried to wear a bunch of sox and tighten them as much as I can but the extra sox kill my feet so if anyone knows anyway to help me out lemmie know


Do you have a footbed in?
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hippystinx
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B.QuincyNo offense this is what you get for buying fts and not knowing anything about how they fit. Your fucked, sucks.

not much too be done with a boot too big..i would concur
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assatrailz
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B.QuincyNo offense this is what you get for buying fts and not knowing anything about how they fit. Your fucked, sucks.


Trade with me wat you got
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shin-bang
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well if youre unable to get new boots, the best thing you can do is stack cardboard around the shell of the boot to reduce the volume of the boot. note, this is what i did ( i was in a 28.5 and am now in a 25.5 ) and it helped a bit. be sure to pull the cardboard out at the end of the season so it doesnt rot and stink like what happened to mine hahaha
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life_is_hood
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another go to a goddamn bootfitter already thread
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assatrailz
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life_is_hoodanother go to a goddamn bootfitter already thread


How ima do that if I already got them boots boy
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B.Quincy
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Just sell the boots and go get fitted.
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life_is_hood
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assatrailzHow ima do that if I already got them boots boy


I just want you to go so you can hear from someone who gets paid to do it that you are a complete moron for not getting fitted before buying.
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Caucasian_Asian
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assatrailzSorry for asking this and Ik I can use the search bar I just haven't been seeing good answers


assatrailzHow ima do that if I already got them boots boy


You need to search better.
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