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ProFeet MOT - anyone tried it?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

This dude loves my ski boots


http://youtube.com/v/c_cK4hTpAQg

...and I've loved 'em too - but after 6 or more years and >100 ski days I wonder if it's time to transfer my affections to a younger model...

I see Pro Feet do a free 'MOT' to assess the condition and fit as-is, and that seems too good an offer to ignore.

Have any other snowHead 's taken them up on this service? I'd be interested in your experiences if so. Smile
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

red 27, I just came from there tonight. I got my boots there 2 seasons ago and booked in for a refit as my stance has changed since I broke my leg. Bernie did the foot / lower body biomechanical analysis and pressure mapping scans in natural and ski stance. He then adjusted the footbed and tongue (shims). I was expecting to pay but he did it all for free Very Happy .

Go for it!
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

I've done one on my old boots, which I loved with a passion, when I bought my bf a pair last Xmas. The diagnosis was pretty comprehensive - that the liners were very compressed, the insoles had completely lost their shape and we're probably responsible for the weird knock-kneed stance I'd noticed in a video the previous season, and, critically, that they were a (ski boot) size too big for my feet. Obviously I immediately bought a new pair - that's the only danger of having the MOT! Go for it - the new ones have made a massive difference to me.
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Thanks folks - as soon as I saw the idea I thought "I should do that" and your recommendations have confirmed it.

BlueSky, While I think the shell is the right size for me,
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liners were very compressed, the insoles had completely lost their shape and we're probably responsible for the weird knock-kneed stance
sounds exactly like where I am. I have to crank the things up to the max to have them tight enough - especially in cold weather - and I'm far from convinced that my alignment is optimal.

holidayloverxx, I'll mention your name for a discount wink Hope you have a great season and hardly drop any radiators at all on your legs this year

I'll report back on the findings snowHead
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