The Ski Boot School Episode 1 - Foot analysis
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2018
- Join the boot fitter Henrik Enarsson in his workshop at K2's headquarter in Stockholm, Sweden. Come along on the ride and you will learn everything and a little more about ski boots.
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In this first episode, Henrik explains how to divide different feet into three main types: flat, high arch and normal. The boot guru also describes the characteristic features of the different types, where problem can arise and which areas that can be particularly sensitive.
And by the way: Who is this guy Henrik Enarsson ?! Has he gone skiing or is he just a talkative salesman? These topics are what you´ll get in the first chapter of the boot school. Much pleasure!
CONTENT
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* Who the heck is Henrik Enarsson?
* Footanalyze - 3 types of feet
* More on normal foot
* More on the flat foot
* More on the normal foot
* Which type of foot are ski boots created for?
The Ski Boot School is a collaboration between K2 & Freeride. The series was recorded in K2 Swedish headquarters in June 2018. The serie will be consisting of 8 episodes in total, all of them will be published Oktober - December 2018
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I can verify these models are accurate, I’ve cut my foot open before it does look like that
I'd love to see more about how you tackle fit problems. I guess the most important one is to get the best shell for your type of feet. But then, how do you measure, mold and fit.
In this playlist you will found all episodes of our ski boot school: ruclips.net/video/xXFL5-JVUOo/видео.html
awesome video, i bought 5 years ago a ski boot that caused me pain in exactly where you said it will be with the flat foot. Can't wait to try your'e suggestion and see if the pain stops.
love the education!
That was a lot of information about high arch and flat feet just to say that you shouldn’t try to fit into a normal boot.
Where did that dislike counter go?
Do you size the ski boot based on instep perimeter heel cup corner to heel cup corner in a Brannock or by foot length only?
Please give us boot suggestions for high arch and other foot types!!
I am an intermediate skier able to ride on easy black run. I like to buy my 2nd ski boot with better performance and comfort (+ custom mold foot bedding) after watching your episode 4, 5 & 6. How much average time, I expect to spend in a ski shop for selecting and fitting a serious ski boot? (no local ski shop in my area, so must fly to big city or ski resor for fitting)
Thank you
Any suggestions for extremely prominent navicular bones?
My feet literally go at a 45 degree angle naturally.
I have a sensation of pins and needles on the top of my toes (not the big toes) after skiing about 2 1/2 - 3 hrs. If I take the boots off for a while, then I can ski another 2 1/2 - 3 hours before the pain starts again. It seems like a nerve problem. I have custom footbeds and custom shot liners. I skied for years with other custom footbeds and liners with the same size and brand of ski boots with no problem. What can I do?
Try to leave your second buckle from the bottom relatively loose
Feet are unbelievably sensitive; however check that your heel is moving back into the pocket when you ski. If the boot heel isn’t fitted properly the the fore-foot can have all kinds of issues.
Go to a bootfitter. But if you won't you could try packing out the liner underneath your foot to create space, reducing pressure on your arch. All the veins and nerves run over top, so a lot of arch pressure will cut of circulation.
Wish you would have suggested a few foots that are best for high instep
I have high instep and went with dalbello panterra via a boot fitter
I would try a 3 piece boot (dalbello or full tilt) or most nordica boots,
Honestly,
whatever anyone says online, trying the actual boots, ( in the right size) sometimes with arch support ( generic or custom), sometimes without, will tell you exactly just how well they fit you.
It becomes very obvious to me over time that absolutely No One has the same preference and/or needs when it comes to ski boots.
Find the right place and they will take care of you. Try on some boots that appear to have the right features for you and don't be shy of asking any question. Cheers!
Hi, I would like to meet you, where do you work in Sweden ??
I have a problem with my shoes and leg pain...
Where did you get those side cut foot models?
It's a dark story. Far too dark for RUclips......
You seem to give problems, but no solutions? For example for the high arch foot, what is the solution to stop the pain when skiing? do you have any solutions?
So what do you do if you have a high arch foot type?
You live in pain it would seem.
Buckling a boot from the bottom?? 4:00
What about long toes
Does anyone actually have a foot that resembles the high arch example here? Surely not a ski boot on the planet would fit that?
Bro I have an arch in my foot but it doesn’t look like that fake foot 😂 what the fuck that is
bitte in deutsch
Pfft that flat foot isn’t flat. My foot prints have the arch filled in. They look so strange. It’s just stoopidly flat
Same my friend. WE leave duck tracks at the poolside. And what he said about the ski boots causing pain on the protruding ankle bone is exactly correct.
High arch foot looks like shit!