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Tips to prevent toe bang

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Henrik93
Posts: 23 - Karma: 30
I have a pair of Full Tilt Descendant 6 in size 27.5 ,the correct size for me, with heat molded footbeds, but I still get toe bang.

Does anybody here have the same experience or got any tips for me?

Toe bang is a real bi*** and I appreciate every tips I could get.
Feb 8 2016 3:48PM
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SkiTheYeast
Posts: 2310 - Karma: 391
cut your toe nails
Feb 14 2016 10:31PM
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Deepskier
Posts: 3267 - Karma: 4,829
Smaller/tighter boots, cut nails, and try a thicker sock
Feb 16 2016 12:27AM
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shin-bang
Posts: 4100 - Karma: 6,997
Go to the best Boot fitter You can find. For me, I have full custom footbeds and a boot he put me in, but I still got terrible toe bang. It turns out I have a odd bone in my left inside of my ankle and it sticks out and causes my whole left foot to be shifted forward and not seat in the heel pocket. So he stretched the shell and my toe bang basically went away. However I do stll get it when my boots aren't racheted down and I drop a cliff.
Feb 16 2016 1:24AM
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.Hugo.
Posts: 17360 - Karma: 28,485
There is only 1 way to prevent it.... keep your shins pressed into the front of your boots and dont land backseat.
Feb 16 2016 9:42AM
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Zurg
Posts: 1516 - Karma: 5,060
this video helped me.
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/813911/Toe-Bang---Bootorials-Ep--12
Feb 16 2016 10:14AM
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Dkim_10
Posts: 106 - Karma: 60
just tighten you boots
Feb 16 2016 11:53AM
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Pole-Less
Posts: 197 - Karma: 543
I have decendant 6, no molded footbeds but I used to get toe bang a lot. I now cut my toenails the day I go skiing and wear a little bit thicker sock. Also, keeping the ankle tighter on the boot helps, along with trying to keep your weight forward so your foot doesn't slide forward.
Feb 17 2016 6:33PM
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littleman34
Posts: 1355 - Karma: 4,146
try everything above and or a future boot. Salomon boots have a rubber toe to stop toe bang.
Feb 18 2016 12:20PM
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