- Location
- Lake Havasu City, AZ USA
Your talking about that hump... When i first installed those I felt that for awhile, then i guess i just got used to it.
Footholds/shoe size/ what kind
- Thread starter Dirtybird
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Your talking about that hump... When i first installed those I felt that for awhile, then i guess i just got used to it.
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yamaslut
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yeah... if you wear tall booties it will prevent that too
dude:boggled: you are truly relentless.untill someone comes forward who actually has or has had enclosed holds and got hurt as a result of them you should give the nonstop propaganda a rest.i mean this in a most constructive and respectfull way
Gainera2582
Power and Agility
- Location
- Lake Saint Clair, Michigan
The new wcf footholds are the best I have tried so far honestly. Ive tried the 24/7s, ricketers, and even the waterdawg footholds(the old huge ones, way too big for me), and the wcf footholds are just a better feel for me.
Exactly my experience, I've tried all of those and had the exact same feeling.
WCF with Asics wrestling shoes and neoprene socks, and 25mm underpad on the bottom with 2 layers of turf on the top.
propaganda???? stop looking for drama. im giving my opinion. i said it LOOKS LIKE they would not let go. nobody has to take my opinion for fact. bindings look like they would do the same thing. whats with you people?:bs2:
That's a bs statement. Do you know a single person that has ever broken their ankle from footholds? I don't.
I know of several people that have broken bones from hard landings from the vertical component of force, not a single one from a foothold issue. Maybe there are cases of it that I haven't heard of.
Your statement is worded very poorly for what you might be trying to say in a subtle way.
Dirtybird
Ex*ta*ski
- Location
- St. Clair, MI
Looks like the WCF footholds are all the rage. I am leaning towards that since it seems most of you guys are good riders/people on here and I take that into great consideration. Thanks everyone, keep them coming if you want, this could help others also!
okay, you guys are right. those footholds do NOT look like they can break an ankle, in my opinion, since you guys know what my opinions are better than i do.
also, in my opinion, you guys are looking for drama.... but thats just my opinion. youd know better.:bs2:
Katie
Way cooler than Mark44
- Location
- Union, Missouri
Mark44 footholds. Wear size 8, in woman's of course.
Katie
Katie
WaveDemon
Not Dead - Notable Member
- Location
- Hell, Florida
I'm switching to lifters. I don't want to break my ankles. :shrug:
have any of you seen FL-Crackers lifters? they're Blaster boarding handles. :biggrin:
have any of you seen FL-Crackers lifters? they're Blaster boarding handles. :biggrin:
TB
NOTHING IS EVER PROMISED
- Location
- Grand Rapids, MI
theres also the cg racing holds...nice and comfy in my opinion and nice and cheap....
With the help of Doc Wok (OK, actually he did 99% of it) I joined some Blowsion Kickers and some old skool rectangular footwells. Then known as Pinocchio Kickers. Now known as Klowners. Maybe Pinocchio was too hard to spell?
Size 12 with more room to move in the tray when your feet are not locked in. Five stars.
http://www.blowsion.com/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=AWCO127
Size 12 with more room to move in the tray when your feet are not locked in. Five stars.
http://www.blowsion.com/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=AWCO127
- Location
- Sacramento, CA
I have size 13 shoe and was wondering what footwells would be best for me?