So, I have some custom orthotics that I've had for about 3 years that have an adjustment for my bow-leggedness (forgot the correct anatomical term), as well as adressing a metatarsal issue, that I've just been using for hiking and daily use, then using green superfeet in ski boots because, well, that's just what I've always used. However, I threw these orthotics in my classic XC boots for a day out, and was pleasantly surprised at how flat the ski was gliding, as well as not collapsing laterally on the kick. So, I'm going to try them in my AT boots, which don't have any kind of medial/lateral cuff adjustment. The orthotics are ramped so the medial side is higher and tapers lower laterally. This might seem like an obvious question, but would the best/easiest solution be to simply pad the medial side of the liner in the cuff? Reasoning is that since space is being filled medially on the footbed, I'd also want to fill space medially in the cuff. I'd probably create a wedge stacking 1/4" foam. Just wanted confirmation and hear other thoughts before I jump into it.
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