Oh, last Saturday my friend and I went cross country skiing. As I don't have any equipment, I borrowed her mother-in-law's. The boots seemed to fit perfectly. Nope. 3/4 of the way in, my heels started to hurt - a lot. We had to return and it was a painful journey. When we got back to the car, I had to immediately check my heels... ouch!!! Red and the blisters broken. Even now, 3 days later, they are red and sore.
I want to go again (after the heels have healed), but should I use the boots again and have band aids and thicker socks?
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2 comments:
Our skate ski boots have an adjustable heel strap that will hold your heel tighter in your boot. I also found using a proper sock is helpful. Good luck
Hey Ang,
I'd like to ski with you sometime!
I will have to rent equipment, though, and hopefully the boots will be more comfy that the ones you had!!
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