That was an odd post. Kinda spamy.
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footbeds and bootfitters
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That was an odd post. Kinda spamy.
MR. evil
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After that post I am not sure if I belive 100% of his story in the 'defending Ski Haus' thread.
andyzee
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Damn, good catch. Funny thing is, I'd still back him instead of the swamp thing :lol: find him far more creditable.
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Going to the bootfitter and getting custom footbeds was one of the best things I ever did for my skiing. I bought my boots before I knew any better and they fit well in the shop but after skiing in them for a little bit of time my feet were killing me.
I think I first heard of bootfitters on this forum so I decided to go to Greg at Heino's in Jersey, He told me that the boots were too narrow for my feet and recommended custom footbeds. I got the footbeds and Greg blew out the boots, it was like night and day. I love my boots, they are so comfortable. Now I know that when it's time to buy new boots I'll see a good bootfitter when I buy them so I get the right boots for my feet.
I think I first heard of bootfitters on this forum so I decided to go to Greg at Heino's in Jersey, He told me that the boots were too narrow for my feet and recommended custom footbeds. I got the footbeds and Greg blew out the boots, it was like night and day. I love my boots, they are so comfortable. Now I know that when it's time to buy new boots I'll see a good bootfitter when I buy them so I get the right boots for my feet.
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