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High volume boots

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yaboibarrywhite
Posts: 66 - Karma: 349
bought a pair of 26.5 full tilt TW pros last year, they felt great in the store, got the liners heat molded and everything. But they give me horrible cramps every time I try to ski in them ( I think because the shell is too low volume right at the ankle). Anybody know a boot with a high volume right at the ankle/top of arch?
Oct 28 2019 10:13PM
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onenerdykid
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What does "everything" mean?

Were you put in the bare shell to check if it is the right size for you?

Did you get custom footbeds?
Oct 29 2019 10:50AM
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yaboibarrywhite
Posts: 66 - Karma: 349
Yeah sorry should have been more specific, I got measured and also tried just the shell and was told it was just the right size. Then I got a set of custom footbeds and had the liners fully heat molded.
Oct 29 2019 11:01AM
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FapMasterFLEX
Posts: 608 - Karma: 333
It's not the boot it's the footbeds. You have to get used to them. Put them in your regular shoes for a few hours over the next few weeks. I had a tough time skiing mine right away. I have a super high arch and was not used to having something under it.
Oct 29 2019 11:48AM
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hi_vis360
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I always get some cramps at the beginning of the season but they go away in a couple weeks, feet just getting used to boots again I guess
Oct 29 2019 4:08PM
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Oregon_Skier
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I have the same issue and my foot measures 106mm wide which makes it tough. Definitely get a custom footbed and talk w a boot fitter. I went by 3 or 4 shops to get various opinions. Another reason to go by multiple shops, is most shops only recommend a boot that they currently have available to sell.
Oct 30 2019 1:28AM
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