So here's an oddball question for you boot gurus out here.
I do ski patrol here in Western North Carolina so my boots are on my feet all day long. Now quite a bit of my time is spent standing around or walking around while working on a rope line. Admittedly I have 100 plus days on my liners and boots and I know that somewhere in the future I'm going to have to address the fact that my stuff is starting to show it's age.
So here's the question. When I'm not actually on my skis and I'm doing other things I loosen my boots for comfort. Therefor when I walk around my feet move around inside the liner. Does that movement displace the material in the liner so that the original heat mold is changed and if so do you think that if I had the liners remolded I would stop some of the slop?
PS I'm a really cheap person so I don't want to spend money right now on new liners.
I do ski patrol here in Western North Carolina so my boots are on my feet all day long. Now quite a bit of my time is spent standing around or walking around while working on a rope line. Admittedly I have 100 plus days on my liners and boots and I know that somewhere in the future I'm going to have to address the fact that my stuff is starting to show it's age.
So here's the question. When I'm not actually on my skis and I'm doing other things I loosen my boots for comfort. Therefor when I walk around my feet move around inside the liner. Does that movement displace the material in the liner so that the original heat mold is changed and if so do you think that if I had the liners remolded I would stop some of the slop?
PS I'm a really cheap person so I don't want to spend money right now on new liners.