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schmitty34 · 03-28-2012, 12:27 PM

I am almost certain it was the socks, especially if you say that they slid down and your shins were rubbing directly against the liner of the boot.

I never had problems with blisters in my boots until I wore them with regular socks while helping my kid learn to ski on the magic carpet run. I didn't even ride but just walked up and down the hill for a few hours. I had blisters on both feet and I am certain that it was because I was wearing normal socks.

03-28-2012, 12:27 PM	#6 (permalink)
schmitty34 Veteran Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Probably at work wasting time Posts: 869	I am almost certain it was the socks, especially if you say that they slid down and your shins were rubbing directly against the liner of the boot. I never had problems with blisters in my boots until I wore them with regular socks while helping my kid learn to ski on the magic carpet run. I didn't even ride but just walked up and down the hill for a few hours. I had blisters on both feet and I am certain that it was because I was wearing normal socks.