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rudedog41
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SO. I got my classics and have skiied them twice now. Mostly on complete slush or ice, and in my right foot i develop a pain about 15 mins into skiing....its bearable but still hurts like hell. It's right above that ball on your ankle on the outer side of my right foot, it feels like a muscle problem or fatigue, but I'm not sure. The boots have been molded so I'm not sure what the problem is. Any help would be greatly appreciated +K for help.
Dec 12 2011 6:39PM
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Stose
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are they tight enough?
Dec 12 2011 6:50PM
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rudedog41
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Yes I tightened them and are very snug.
Dec 12 2011 6:52PM
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Jas02
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Skiing....
Dec 12 2011 6:52PM
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AJizzle
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R u on fat skis for ur first season? It sounds like stablization muscles getting used to levering skis up on to edge again.
Dec 12 2011 6:53PM
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Pretzel___Slaya
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I have the same pain, but its on the inside of my right foot, on my ankle
Dec 12 2011 6:54PM
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Stose
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It sounds like it might be more of the way you are skiing or your muscles than the boots
Dec 12 2011 6:56PM
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onenerdykid
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Do you have a footbed in there? When your arches collapse, your ankle rotates inward, which means the outer portion of your ankle moves up and out. This could very well be footbed related...
Dec 12 2011 7:00PM
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rudedog41
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Well I have whatever comes in this year ft classics
Dec 12 2011 7:03PM
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AJizzle
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Which is absolutely nothing, go get an orthodic
Dec 12 2011 7:06PM
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onenerdykid
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then you don't have footbeds. definitely go back to your fitter and see if they will help with your alignment. It is most likely related to this.
Dec 12 2011 7:06PM
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rudedog41
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What's an orthodic... And how much do they usually r
Dec 12 2011 7:08PM
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onenerdykid
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orthotic = footbed = arch support

anywhere from $20-$250, they are necessary for keeping your foot stable and comfortable in a ski boot. You boot-fitter will assess what is best for you and give you some options
Dec 12 2011 7:09PM
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rudedog41
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Wow thanks for all the help... God I love ns
Dec 12 2011 7:12PM
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AJizzle
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People helping people, its powerful stuff
Dec 12 2011 7:27PM
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mscinto
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If you are even looking into a new boot. I have skied on my salomon SPK's for 8 days now and still no pain
Dec 12 2011 11:01PM
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camstain
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whenever i get new full tilts they always hurt for a couple days. after a while they should get wicked comfy.
Dec 30 2011 12:49AM
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