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Cataplonic
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ok so i have never gotten shin bang before i got my full tilts, my feet always hurt when i ski now. is it just because there new boots or am i doing something wrong.
Feb 18 2013 6:16PM
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kachow
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what part of ur feet are hurting ? like the top, side bottom etc..
Feb 18 2013 6:26PM
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maximiliaan
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Just curious, did you actually fitted them or did you bought them because they are full tilts? Just asking
Feb 18 2013 6:49PM
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fudgenuggets
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this
Feb 18 2013 6:50PM
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Cataplonic
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mid shin
Feb 18 2013 7:59PM
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kachow
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well first u needa make sure ur feet are the right size for the boot. the problem for you could happen if theyre too tight or too loose and maybe ur foot is sliding inside the boot a bit. i had a problem where the side of my foot was hurting and turns out my boot was a bit too big and the little bit of sliding cause the side of my foot to hurt, after i got a special bottom insole now the pain is gone. If ur calf is bigger than normal or not, either way try keeping the bottom straps normally tighten but loosen the top ones just a bit. having them too loose at the top could cause the same problem. u should have heat molded ur liners if theyre full tilts so they should have a good snug fit, make sure theyre arent small gaps of space inside ur boot. ur problem is probably not happening from landing back seat tho...
Feb 18 2013 10:23PM
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HungryHypocrite
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I have this years booters and i had a similar pain, I tried them on and all then bought them online due to the sweet deal.
They felt tight like a mofo around the achilles and the rest of the ankle but now they are a fucking perfect fit.

I also had a pain in my lower shin and top/front of the bend of the ankle especially when leaning back.

the pain has lessened a lot since I got the boots though and I can lean back fine.
Feb 19 2013 10:10AM
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*ninja*
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just let them mold to ur feet... patience skywalker....
Feb 19 2013 11:25AM
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Cataplonic
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alright thanks man
Feb 19 2013 3:58PM
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Ryno
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I have the same boot and have had a similar issue.

Try cranking the middle buckle down further/tighter so the pressure on your shin is better distributed along the length of the shin bone. The top strap, top buckle and middle buckle should all be working together to keep even pressure on your shin.

Have you had them properly heat molded in an oven?
Feb 19 2013 6:44PM
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Inline.
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Minor threadjack: I bought a pair of Hot Doggers off of NS, and they were heat-molded once, and I was wondering if I got them re-molded to my feet, in a shop, would the liners be good as new? There will not be any evidence of the last guy's feet once re-molded, right?
Feb 19 2013 7:41PM
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TRAP_CHEF
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No there will not be any evidence of the other guys foot and they should be pretty much good to go after you mold them
Feb 19 2013 9:40PM
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tomPietrowski
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Nope.

This is I think the biggest myth on NS. If a liner has been packed out by a foot, then remolding it may change it for a day or so, but it will just pack right out again. Once a liner has been skied in there is no way to make it like new unfortunately.
Feb 19 2013 10:00PM
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HungryHypocrite
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Feb 20 2013 1:28AM
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Cataplonic
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thanks everyone
Feb 20 2013 7:06AM
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