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Blue Salomon Performa Questions
Ski boots hurt my calves, but I think it's bruising, not muscle strain. How do I fix this?
I own a pair of Salomon Performa 6.0's ski boots that are a few years old. After a day of skiing, my calves the next morning will be sore. Talking to a masseuse that worked on me, she didn't think it was muscle strain or tightness, but rather caused by compression of the boot cuff. I have the height-adjustable cuff set to the lowest setting. Loosening the cuff doesn't seem like a good solution as I would lose control of my ski edges.
Am I thinking about this backwards? Is it the edge of the cuff that's causing the pain? Should I be raising the cuff height? Or is it still not low enough? Should I insert a heel lift (and lose some control of my skis) to get my calf further out of the boot?
Additional info: I'm a blue/groomed-black skier. I have custom Surefoot footbeds (that I love!) in the boots.
Thanks in anticipation!
Sorry...forgot to say...I'm male...
I'm afraid the short answer is that your boots don't fit and you need a new pair. Are you female? Women's calves are bigger lower down than men's. If this is your problem you can get boots designed with this in mind. If you don't want to do that, wear thin socks. Improving your ski technique will help - concentrate on feeling your shin against the front of the boot (not huge pressure, just that it's touching the front).
To get rid of the bruising, use Arnica cream.
