Trencher wrote:
Tony_H wrote:
5. That having a custom insole in my left boot has not amended the slight roll my left boot makes, wanting to edge on the inside of the left ski slightly. Canting is my next issue to look at.
Best not to have preconceived ideas as to what the fix might be. It may just take a small alteration to the shell to get things lined up. I would avoid canting if possible.
Interesting. I have been getting totally conflicting advice on this. I spoke to someone out in Austria, first thing they said was get your canting looked at.
Over here, girl in 2 seasons said not to touch canting at all and go for custom insole - am I being sceptical seeing as that earns them money?
Yesterday another piece of advice was to have canting looked at whilst in my boots.
Today you tell me to avoid looking at canting.
For me its simple. My left foot rolls inside slightly, so that when I ski the left ski wants to edge when running flat. I was told my left arch is high and a footbed would address this, but last week nothing was any different. Boots felt fine, but no difference - ski still wanted to edge when running flat. My guess is its the alignment of my legs/knees in which case I need to look at the complete set up of my boots, and 50% of the advice is to look at the canting.
Confused now.