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Foot pain -advise on footbeds
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Despite having been through several footbeds on different boots I get pain on the outer edge of the forefoot which come on half way down a run.

My boots are high end Salamons which seem to fit ok, I have I have had similar problems with Raichle and Lange boots in the past. I have had footbeds made in USA Zermatt and the UK.

The least pain seemed to be 20 yrs ago on the Langes when the arch was built up with foam and tape.

I am reluctant to go into a shop and be told that I need the latest boot by the saleman. I don't think that there is anything wrong with the Salamon shell. I have very flat quite narrow feet.

Any ideas on how to approach the problem and recomendations for a fitter that could do something with my existing boot. Midlands would be ideal or London.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

johnl, Welcome to snowHead

Not quite midlands, but go and see CEM (a snowhead) at http://www.solutions4feet.com/

He's sorted a large number of snowheads out and is really worth going to see.
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