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left heel moves very slightly
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Right, they've put some shims on for free. Slightly worried that I wasn't even measured for where these needed to be. The guy in S&R literally just made up 2 pieces of jigsaw shaped foam (4 prongs to surround the top and bottom, left and right side of the ankle) and attached them to the liner.
I admit they feel much more solid now and no heel movement but seems like a generic solution?
Also, it has pushed my toes slightly more forward in the boot - will this pack out the front of the boot more?
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anyone...anyone...Smile
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

GordonFreeman, there is no material at the front of the bot to pack out as such, if the toes are crushed then you need to thin the very back of the wrap pad...no measurment to be done they have two templates small and large.... yes generic solution but it works

patience patience some of us have jobs to do wink
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Tried these at the weekend. The shim solved the heel lift on the left foot but:
- the right foot now has some slight ankle pain on the left side ankle of the right foot. Does this mean I can't flex my ankle region as much in the boot? Would I need to? Any advice to solve this by shaving down the shim a bit?
- I still feel some foot movement when on a slope and I get ski chatter. Is this normal?

Still annoyed that this is happening at all after having paid for the boots and fit a while back.
If I get new boots from a reputable fitter can I use my current footbed as that seems to be fine?
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