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georgy
May 15, 2012, 3:34 AM
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I just bought a pair of La Sportiva Solutions (43) in my regular shoe size (10-10.5). I wore them in the store for a bit and they felt fine, but I am quickly discovering that the left one absolutely kills my foot due to some issues with my big toe not wanting to curl at all. After a few minutes, I cannot even step on it, let alone climb.
Is there any way to stretch the left one a bit? The right one is OK, more or less.
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redlude97
May 15, 2012, 4:39 AM
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If your big toe cannot curl at all, then you probably shouldn't be wearing aggressive downturn shoes. When sized loosely they get very sloppy. You should look for a good fitting flat shoe
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georgy
May 16, 2012, 12:59 AM
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redlude97 wrote: If your big toe cannot curl at all, then you probably shouldn't be wearing aggressive downturn shoes. When sized loosely they get very sloppy. You should look for a good fitting flat shoe
Makes sense...not exactly what I wanted to hear though.
I might try working on that big toe...
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