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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hello, first post bear with me.
OK so I've had this problem with foot pain that started last year. I was trying to learn how to snowboard but my feet were in such pain that I could almost not breath. It started on the bottom of my foot as the pain slowley climbed up my leg. "Must just be snowboard boots right??" Nope! I switched back to skis the same day (grew up skiing so I knew what i was doing) and I still had the pain. Only when I went a few sizes up did the pain cease. At this point my foot was really loose in the boot. So this year I decided to pick up my very own boots, had someone help me pick a boot out, to little surprise I got the pain give minutes after.

I've looked at other posts and could not find anything exactly like this. Some people mentioned getting custum boots but i am only 17 and still growing, nor do I have the money for it.

Please help your our only hope - princess laya
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Might be worth seeing a specialist for medical foot problems, you can do a self referral at your docs for a physio appointment.

Or my guess would be that you need a custom footbed in the boots, perhaps you have a high arch that is not being supported, perhaps you are clenching your toes and setting off a muscular spasm... it may be many things. Hope you manage to get it sorted.
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