How Do You Prevent Bruises From Snow Boots?
Whether out for quiet hike through the white woods or caught in a backyard snowball fight, an uncomfortable pair of snow boots can spoil an otherwise wonderful winter experience. Boots that fit poorly can cause pain and bruising, and you don’t want to be injured after a day of winter activity from your ill-fitting boots. Try on several different snow boots before making a purchase. Walk around in the boots and simulate outdoor movements, such as jumping from side to side, testing for comfort and durability. Wear heavy socks for these tests. Get snow boots with extra padding on the ankle part of the boot. Sometimes snow boots will have hard or layered top surfaces that cut into your ankles. Get snow boots that are snug but not too snug. Boots with more than an inch of toe room are too big and can lead to excessive foot movement within the boot. Get snow boots that allow your heel to slip slightly. Allowing your feet to move slightly around the ankle will prevent bruising caused by tight
