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Overcoming heel lift problems for flat footed me!
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Always suffered with flat feet and in terms of boots really struggle to strap my foot down well enough to prevent heel from moving vertically, which obviously means lots of wasted movement in terms of jumping etc.

Any ideas, other than the usual ones! Looking for DIY fix, and willing to use duct tape and cardboard if needs be!!!
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

@Pumba, look at it from another point of view, do you have anything to deal with your flat feet? I suffer from pronation and have custom orthotics which I wear in my ski boots. Ideally my ski boots would have custom insoles but that's not really a viable option financially

anyway the support under my foot means I get a nice tight fit around the midfoot. I do stil suffer from a little heel movement so would also be interested in any other suggestions
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