newbieM
Angel Diva
Yeah, I suspect in the long-term that’s what I’m going to need to do. I’m hoping it’s the last piece of this very complicated puzzle.
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Boot Help: Tongue Pain
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UrFriendlyBootfitter
Diva in Training
Sounds like it might just be a matter of adding some foam to the sensitive areas. There is also a lot of plastic in the tongue of that liner, likely it could be grinded away with a dremel.
UrFriendlyBootfitter
Diva in Training
also, if you have tiny calves, and you have to do the boots up really tight, combined with a tongue liner with thick plastic, results in so much overlapping plastic over the shins, and can cause shin pressure points.
