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Pain in left foot
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I have in my left foot when skiing. Originally boots felt fine but injured my foot running and now have pain. My ski boots have only been used on 3 occasions. I am thinking ill get boots adjusted and may go for custom insoles. I use carv insoles to track ski performance at the moment. Will this affect any custom insole if I get some?
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Sorry to hear about the pain. Carv goes under the liner as you know, so we don't see any real issues with insoles (I personally ski with insoles as well).
If you have a very stiff bridge under the arch of the insole there is a small chance your insole might leave a deadspot on the sensors where your foot's pressure isn't translated to the sensor, but most of our reading comes from the heel and metatarsals (toe joints) so it doesn't impact the data or the advice.
Let us know if you have any questions when you get skiing and the team can help you out if you need anything
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Willim3 wrote:
I have in my left foot when skiing. Originally boots felt fine but injured my foot running and now have pain. My ski boots have only been used on 3 occasions. I am thinking ill get boots adjusted and may go for custom insoles. I use carv insoles to track ski performance at the moment. Will this affect any custom insole if I get some?
If you can get to a sports podiatrist, then that would be a good start. They will analyse your gait, alignment, stance, lumps and bumps, and give you a much better idea of what is wrong. Any of those could have changed from a foot injury. I had real foot problems, but was lucky enough to find a podiatrist whose son was on the Australian ski team, so he had a very good idea of the foot issues / solutions as related to skiing.
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where is the pain?
Is it isolated to one area? is it constant? worse when you do a particular manouvere?
How / where did you injure your foot running? Is the pain pain in the same area?
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