How to Fit Ski Boots - Part 2 - Footbeds

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  • Опубликовано: 21 янв 2025

Комментарии • 10

  • @Henry-j4g
    @Henry-j4g 18 дней назад +1

    The intro to this is beautiful.

  • @zyumbik
    @zyumbik Месяц назад +1

    Wow I just re-watched part 1 recently and wondered whether there will ever be a part 2. Wasn't expecting it after 3 Years! 😆 Great job though, thanks for putting the knowledge out there.

  • @mikehoffman7131
    @mikehoffman7131 Месяц назад +1

    Watched this last night and didn't comment so figured id watch again. Very well put together man, as always. Looking forward to Part 3 (2027 lol). Keep up the great work Craig!!!

  • @tomfederico8683
    @tomfederico8683 Месяц назад

    Awesome video!!!

  • @TheJeffatan
    @TheJeffatan Месяц назад

    I attest. Craig knows his stuff. An expert in how to make Kick ass Footbeds. He is very skilled in doing them. Done them elsewhere..on my overseas trips from other companies. Craig's beats them hands down.

  • @misterfrank98
    @misterfrank98 14 дней назад

    High Craig. I enjoy your products. I have the liner sleeves and footbeds from a couple years ago. How long does a footbed last? I have a high arch. Do you recommend the free ride for a high arch?

    • @PatriotFootbeds
      @PatriotFootbeds  14 дней назад +1

      Hi Frank, Thanks! Yeah you should get about the same life as a liner, say 100-150 ski days depending on how hard you are on them. Often longer, but it is the foam that packs in and the frame loses some of its responsiveness. For a High Arch I absolutely recommend the Freeride!
      Enjoy the turns!

  • @Alastair_
    @Alastair_ Месяц назад

    That intro was cheesy
    Cheesy.
    Like feet.
    See Mum! I can be funny too!

  • @stevedoe1630
    @stevedoe1630 Месяц назад

    1’st rule of boot-fitting… There’s always _something_ afoot.