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BagOTricks
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Hey everyone. I've been riding Full Tilt B&E's for a few seasons now, and have gotten brutal foot cramps in them for as long as I've had them. I get the cramp in the arch of my feet. I didn't get them heat molded, as I read they'd form to the shape of your foot over time. No matter what I've tried (insoles, heel support, arch support, etc.) nothing seems to help. I figured it was because they were too big on me, but the weird thing is is that these cramps get WAY worse when I tighten my boot up.

Any ideas on what is causing this?
Mar 28 2019 1:05PM
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Non_State_Actor
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What did your bootfitter say?
Mar 28 2019 1:57PM
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Cade2
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mystery3What did your bootfitter say?


Lol like he knows what that is
Mar 28 2019 2:15PM
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freeskibum82
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you need to adjust the boots and have them fitted to you correctly. if your foot is cramping it could be several things like boots too big, too small, canted wrong, too much pressure over the top, too loose, too tight...
Mar 28 2019 3:46PM
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CalumSKI
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u didnt mention this in ur are full tilts worth it video
Mar 28 2019 4:52PM
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CatdickBojangles
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CalumSKIu didnt mention this in ur are full tilts worth it video


Next video is 5 reasons to go to a bootfitter with some click bait bullshit title after.
Mar 28 2019 8:39PM
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BagOTricks
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CalumSKIu didnt mention this in ur are full tilts worth it video


New video coming soon, trust me
Mar 29 2019 8:15AM
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CalumSKI
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BagOTricksNew video coming soon, trust me


Yes love ur videos
I still copped full tilts tho
Mar 29 2019 9:39AM
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BagOTricks
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Cade2Lol like he knows what that is


Never heard of one..... But in all seriousness the closest boot fitter to me was 2+ hours away.
Mar 29 2019 2:03PM
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BagOTricks
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CatdickBojanglesNext video is 5 reasons to go to a bootfitter with some click bait bullshit title after.


Actually next vid is "5 REASONS CATDICKBOJANGLES IS NS MVP *WARNING GRAPHIC*!!!!"
Mar 29 2019 2:05PM
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Non_State_Actor
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BagOTricksNever heard of one..... But in all seriousness the closest boot fitter to me was 2+ hours away.


So...make an appointment and drive two hours right?
Mar 29 2019 2:38PM
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CatdickBojangles
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BagOTricksActually next vid is "5 REASONS CATDICKBOJANGLES IS NS MVP *WARNING GRAPHIC*!!!!"


Make it the title and I’ll stop flagging your videos as child pornography.
Mar 29 2019 5:26PM
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BagOTricks
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mystery3So...make an appointment and drive two hours right?


Nah, I like foot cramps too much. Thanks for tips on how to fix my current problem though!
Mar 29 2019 10:56PM
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Non_State_Actor
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BagOTricksNah, I like foot cramps too much. Thanks for tips on how to fix my current problem though!


What's your current problem?
Mar 29 2019 11:00PM
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onenerdykid
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mystery3What did your bootfitter say?


BagOTricksNever heard of one..... But in all seriousness the closest boot fitter to me was 2+ hours away.


The reason people are saying "boot-fitter" is because only this person is able to look at your foot, examine you boot, and identify the problem. There are no home remedies for this. The solution will be a combination of being in the right size and shape boot for your foot and properly stabilizing your foot with a footbed that properly addresses the needs of your foot. You should probably get a footbed for your everyday shoes too since not wearing a footbed 95% of the time and then hoping onto one for hours straight is not going to feel good either.

Research the best boot-fitting shop in your area, call them up, make an appointment, and make the drive. Or research who is good at the area where you will be skiing next. Either way, that's the only way you will be comfortable.
Mar 30 2019 5:51AM
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FruitBootPro
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You didn’t even get them fucking heat molded? LOL...go to a bootfitter and have them adjust the shell of the boot and give you advice. That’s the best and only thing you gotta do
Mar 30 2019 12:36PM
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