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Topic	Date	User
recommendation for reducing heel lift in boots	3-Sep-2006 At 8:31:55 AM	LGJ
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Haha nice. If I didn't already have a pair of boots I'd consider them... I'd also be interested to hear peoples comments on this though. I got my boots a few months ago, and after a week ice climbing in them my heels were injured to the point that for a good month afterward it was painful getting into climbing shoes (regular shoes weren't quite as bad). I don't think I can return the boots after I've already used them, besides which I don't think I'd want to because I'm pretty sure they are actually the right size, they just need a bit of tweaking. I was just thinking of inner soles I guess. Maybe using more tape around the heel.

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