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Walk Mode Vs. Ride Mode which is really more dangerous  

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  1. 1. Walk Mode Vs. Ride Mode which is really more dangerous

    • Walk mode--no injuries
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    • Walk mode--injured while being in Walk mode
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    • Walk mode--would've been worse in Ride mode
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    • Ride mode--no injuries
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    • Ride mode--injured while being in Ride mode
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    • RIde mode--would've been worse in walk mode
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I ride my orange Garmont Adrenaline AT boots in walk mode.  They still seem a bit stiff to me, and after a day or 2 of riding I'm getting a little bit of what folks here call shin bang I believe.  I do however think the stiffness is helping me to understand how to fine tune my inputs on the board.  I might try a heel shim in the back foot to give me a little lift, and I'm eyeing those eliminator tongues too. 

I'm not sure that ski mode would even impart that much more stiffness.  I already tighten the booster strap on them and buckle them pretty good so my shins don't rub on my boot cuffs.  Maybe Ill try ski mode on the front foot.

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What if us mods have OCD issues about threads remaining unlocked? ;)

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I ride my orange Garmont Adrenaline AT boots in walk mode.  They still seem a bit stiff to me, and after a day or 2 of riding I'm getting a little bit of what folks here call shin bang I believe.  I d

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