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Salomon Ghost Problems

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Hairspray
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I wore the salomon ghost boots all last year and got major toe bang, which resulted in the loss of both my big toenails, and i was planning on wearing them again this year hoping my foot grew a little andd it didn't. I took out the liner to see if it was too big today and put my foot in and my toes came all the way to the front but i noticed theres a pocket of space by my heel that my heel isn't, and won't, lock in to. Is there a way to fix that or should i try to see if i can get the spks with the rubber toe? Cuz i landed just a little back seat today off a little rail and it killed

Nov 22 2009 1:11AM
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A.P.
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Have you gone to a bootfitter?  They should be able to help you with that but foot beds or something
Nov 22 2009 1:46AM
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the-big-lepowski
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I feel you on losing toenails.  It's such a pain taking care of the bare toes after the nails go too.

Nov 22 2009 1:56AM
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no_steeze
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if you mold the liner properly to your achilles then you should be able to slide your heel all the way back
Nov 22 2009 2:00AM
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LMPJibbin
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idk if salomons boots come with heat-moldable liners, but im sure you can find a substitue lace-up liner (like the ghost's) thats heat-moldable/ heat mold a footbed or something, that would put your heel back in place and if your still getting bad toe bang a goot bootfitter could shave a little off the inside toe of the boot to make a bit more room....
Nov 22 2009 2:49AM
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Simmo
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Course they have heat moldable liners. Go and see a boot fitter, getting the 'spks with the rubber toe' isn't going to help you, getting a boot that fits right will.
Nov 22 2009 4:22AM
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onenerdykid
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You could have the best boot in the world for your foot, but if you don't support your foot it will slide around inside the boot (usually forward) resulting in a ton of foot related problems.  Think about it - you have a flexible twisty thing called a foot and it's stuck inside a rigid plastic cast (a ski boot) with a 6 foot lever arm (a ski) attached to it traveling at anywhere from 20-50 mph.  Your foot will get wrung out like a wet rag inside that boot, especially on landings.

Always make sure your boot is fitted by a professional and make sure your footbed is dialed in.  Your feet will totally thank you.
Nov 22 2009 1:20PM
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captainEMERICA
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dude i had the same problem till i got them fitted by a boot fitter, now i dont even get shin bang, its like wearing slippers, by far the best boots i have ever worn
Nov 22 2009 2:19PM
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Hairspray
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Alright, thanks! yea i dont if they have heat moldeable liners or not but im gonna see if i can to a bootfitter hopefully today and check it out

Nov 22 2009 2:44PM
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MEGAZORD
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sounds like they are too big. 

Also, thats what you get for removing 2 buckles.
Nov 22 2009 3:18PM
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