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Numb Feet still - after 3 weeks skiing and many trips to boot fitter.

Numb Feet still - after 3 weeks skiing and many trips to boot fitter.

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Started by Zwee in Ski Hardware - 41 Replies

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RoseR
reply to 'Numb Feet still - after 3 weeks skiing and many trips to boot fitter.'
posted Feb-2009

Ian Wickham wrote:
RoseR wrote:I am a nightmare with ski boots, boots, shoes etc. My shoes have to be nearly worn out before they are comfortable. I wear 3 pair of shoes at work, not at the same time. I start off with smart heels, then by 11.30 they get changed to lower heels, then about 3pm flatties. My feet always ache, I know I am on my feet for about 10 hours a day but its ridiculous.


A tip Rose start with the flatties :D

I know, but I always kid myself that to-day the heels will be fine. Years ago I used to store a spare pair of shoes in the fridge at work, to change to midday, until the Pharmacy inspector looked in the fridge......whoops.
I'm a laydee

Snowb4ndit
reply to 'Numb Feet still - after 3 weeks skiing and many trips to boot fitter.'
posted Feb-2009

I've been advised by the chiropodist today to wear lace ups or velcro straps in future :shock:
Take Life With A Pinch Of Salt... A Wedge Of Lime, & A Shot Of Tequila :-)

Ian Wickham
reply to 'Numb Feet still - after 3 weeks skiing and many trips to boot fitter.'
posted Feb-2009

I like wearing stiletto's :wink:

RoseR
reply to 'Numb Feet still - after 3 weeks skiing and many trips to boot fitter.'
posted Feb-2009

Ian Wickham wrote:I like wearing stiletto's :wink:

I'm really getting worried about you Ian :lol:
I'm a laydee

Amanda n
reply to 'Numb Feet still - after 3 weeks skiing and many trips to boot fitter.'
posted Feb-2009

cant wear stilettoes i would fall over and break my ankle

Karen72
reply to 'Numb Feet still - after 3 weeks skiing and many trips to boot fitter.'
posted Feb-2009

Ian Wickham wrote:
karen72 wrote:I know that my burning feet in my boots had nothing to do with technicque cause I didnt even get to the bottom step of the shop before rushing back in to whip them off I was in so much pain


What are you like in Stiletto's :wink:


I know you are taking the mick but Ill answer you anyay. I dont know whethere I have mentioned I suffer from plantar fasciitis off an on so have no idea whether this has an impact or whethere this is the problem full stop. If I wear high heels I end up in agony, if I wear any form of flip flop or pump I end up in agony. I have to have my arches supported (and for a year and a half I had to wear an insole in my shoes so I just lived in trainers). I was instructed to never let my bear feet touch the floor for a few months, which was a pain, especailly bath time. I had to wear my trainers to the edge of the bath then take them off (yes I was tempted to just keep them on lol) just before getting in. anyway I digress......and the answer to your question Ian is No, I dont do well in stilettos and Tony, No I didnt buy them :wink:

karen

Zwee
reply to 'Numb Feet still - after 3 weeks skiing and many trips to boot fitter.'
posted Mar-2009

Zwee wrote:...Well I have returned home with one old pairs of boots and 3/4 of a new pair - the replaced outer boot should arrive within 10 days - Fingers crossed.

My left foot had no problems so I'm hoping that
(1) My Right boot arrives and
(2) LOWA are the boots for me
(3) I don't have to post :oops: because 1 or 2 fails.

I haven't managed to find much info on LOWA ski boots (only "translated" on German or Polish sites) but if they work for me I don't really care!

All being well I shall be selling some Atomic ski boots and some boot heaters fairly soon.


I spent the weekend putting all the ski stuff back up in the loft for another year :( which reminded me to tell you that my other boot did arrive :D . I will have to wait for next year now to find out if they truly are the boot for me.

Taskey
reply to 'Numb Feet still - after 3 weeks skiing and many trips to boot fitter.'
posted Mar-2009

i have just bought myself the new head i-type 8 boots as i am currently wearing a pair of lowa air system boots which are 3 sizes too big for me.

i have just bought a size 25 in the head ones and the lowa ones are 26.5 - I bought the lowa ones as i have broad feet and the guy in the shop (in germany - language a bit of a barrier) said as i have broad feet i need to go bigger. theproblem i had was i had to fasten them up so much to keep them on my feet, my feet went numb.

so consequently i ahve a paid of lowa air systems size 26.5 if anyone wants to make me an offer.

pm if interested

Thanks

Tracy

Topic last updated on 12-March-2017 at 18:05