It’s one of the questions we inevitably receive most often here at Ski Exchange: “how come my ski boots are so uncomfortable or painful, and how can I make them better?” And that’s a perfectly understandable question to ask, especially if you’re an inexperienced skier. It might seem obvious to you that achieving the utmost comfort in your ski boots should be a major priority of yours, so that you can get the best out of every ski trip you embark upon. And in any case, who wants to have to worry about bruised toes, blisters, and the other potential physical problems that are often associated with uncomfortable ski boots? Remember, though, that ski boot fitting is about more than comfort Before we go any further on the subject of comfort, it is important to acknowledge that ski boots aren’t necessarily always designed with comfort as the uppermost priority. And as you become a more confident and seasoned skier, and perhaps switch to more performance-oriented boots than ...
