koolkale Member Feb 6, 2016 #52 when buttering of a knoll, do a 90 into your butter. This allows you to get a better axis, and it gets you out of the habit of sliding into butters.
when buttering of a knoll, do a 90 into your butter. This allows you to get a better axis, and it gets you out of the habit of sliding into butters.
Cyanicenine Member Feb 6, 2016 #53 13339721:jlens05 said: Can someone explain what j bars are and what they do for me please Click to expand... It's just a piece of foam you attach to the outside of your liner to make it thicker around the heel and ankle so you don't get heel lift. They sell them at tognar.com http://www.tognar.com/boot-fitting-foam-l-pads/ There are also these http://www.tognar.com/boot-fitting-foam-c-pads/ And these http://www.tognar.com/boot-fitting-foam-ankle-wrap-pads/ Depending on how much more grip you need. Or you can just buy some of the sheet foam and cut your own shapes.
13339721:jlens05 said: Can someone explain what j bars are and what they do for me please Click to expand... It's just a piece of foam you attach to the outside of your liner to make it thicker around the heel and ankle so you don't get heel lift. They sell them at tognar.com http://www.tognar.com/boot-fitting-foam-l-pads/ There are also these http://www.tognar.com/boot-fitting-foam-c-pads/ And these http://www.tognar.com/boot-fitting-foam-ankle-wrap-pads/ Depending on how much more grip you need. Or you can just buy some of the sheet foam and cut your own shapes.