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Just got this from Hemel Snowcentre
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Chris says: The only things that should go anywhere inside your boot are your foot, your lower leg and one sock... This avoids litle creases and folds which can create bruises and even blisters.
Better throw my orthotics away then
Sorry Chris
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Obviously
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isn't a real person
What about liners? I thought they were pretty important. Also, what about when travelling, i regularly shove several pairs of socks in my boots....
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