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18 Posts 		Xt600 said...
15/01/2009 20:53:32
cem wrote:liner has been skied in so it probably will make no difference


Apparently, it's only been used for two afternoons' skiing.
Do you think it will mould around my feet with use or is there another way?
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[WWW] 		Cem said...
27/01/2009 19:18:55
apologies for the delay, been busy and skiing...... heating the shells will help them to mould quickly if not just wearing them will do the trick
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71 Posts 		82ross said...
27/01/2009 22:01:39
Just my 2 pence but I use superfeet insoles. Compared to the default they just added extra support to the arch of my feet and helped a lot, no circulation problems at all. Trying them on in the shop will give you a little idea but the only real test is after a full day of skiing.

So if your feet need more arch support than what the default gives, get better insoles.
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