If the length is just fine, a higher volume foot-bed
or orthotic should really help.

I have been using orthotics in my Salomon Pilot boots
for years. I mainly use them for much-needed
pronation control, but the boots are a little roomy
for my feet, so the fact that the orthotics take up a
little volume in the boot is a good thing, too.

The orthotics are only 3/4 foot (end just behind the
metatarsal heads), so I use a thin (flat) neoprene
footbed liner (made by Spenco) under the orthotic so
my toes aren't working against the unpadded midsole.
This setup works just fine.

Chris


--- Serge wrote:
My Salomon Pilot boots are a little too "wide" for
me although the
length is just fine.
Does anybody have experience with SIDA inserts or
orthoics or similar
products?

I do not see XC boots made in various widths like
some bike shoes and
certainly not custom molded like speed skating
boots.

Surly, people deal with this problem in other ways.






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