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How to prevent shinbang?

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nickfumo27
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Does anyone know??
Feb 14 2015 11:19AM
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TheWakes.
Posts: 685 - Karma: 235
boots that fit...
Feb 14 2015 11:21AM
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TheSeanP
Posts: 297 - Karma: 473
quit landing in backseat. maybe try some booster straps?
Feb 14 2015 11:21AM
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KENDOZER
Posts: 408 - Karma: 1,145
Cut a coozie in half and tape it to your liner... or try some different boots
Feb 14 2015 11:24AM
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S.J.W
Posts: 7609 - Karma: 31,185
Surgically remove your shins
Feb 14 2015 12:14PM
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Basil91
Posts: 123 - Karma: 593
ski switch exclusively
Feb 14 2015 12:27PM
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Basil91
Posts: 123 - Karma: 593
ski switch exclusively
Feb 14 2015 12:28PM
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ALMIGHTYSOSA
Posts: 2800 - Karma: 2,102
Ya don't land backseat. I've only had shinbang when I was constantly landing backseat over a set time period of a day.
Feb 14 2015 12:32PM
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yungsteeze
Posts: 673 - Karma: 1,969
Searchbar is the best cure for shinbang
Feb 14 2015 12:35PM
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Holzsteezy*
Posts: 584 - Karma: 1,110
get softer boots.
Feb 14 2015 12:48PM
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Rusticles
Posts: 2180 - Karma: 1,337
Get good boots that fit.

Also, and I can;t stress this enough, Get arch supports and wear them in all your footwear besides your ski boots, work boots, running shoes, daily shoes any thing you wear on a daily basis.

Oh yeah, don't fall so much and no more backseat landings
Feb 14 2015 1:11PM
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scott_Q
Posts: 147 - Karma: 196
you can buy this thing called the eliminator it is an insert in the tongue of your boot, other than that stop landing backseat
Feb 14 2015 1:12PM
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S.J.W
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Holzsteezy*get softer boots.


Wrong. Your boots stiffness will not determine your shin bang. Shin bang occurs when your shin has small moving room in the tall part of your boot. If you reduce the size of this gap by propper fitting boots along with booster straps, your chance of shin bang will be reduced.
Feb 14 2015 1:50PM
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