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Heel/Ankle Injury
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Curious if anyone else has encountered this:

Hit a shark skiing yesterday and rotated as I fell and ejected from the ski. After the fall, my heel was a bit achy but nothing of note. I skied a few last laps and then walked to the car without issue - nothing of note, just felt like I had tweaked my ankle and would be back to normal in a few days.

When I got out of the car a few hours later, I couldn't put weight on the foot without excruciating sharp pain underneath the ankle joint (closer to the bottom of the foot) and radiating up and around the heel.

I went to the ER and nothing looks broken or displaced from an initial x-ray, but I still can't put any weight on the foot and notice it particularly if I invert the ankle and place any weight on the foot. When not weight bearing I otherwise have near full, pain-free range of motion and only mild swelling.


It's weird as it doesn't feel like a typical ankle sprain when I've rolled my ankle in the past... I have pretty tight, close-fitting boots and run a 130 flex so not much movement in there at the best of times.
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