6 cleat fits – Slowtwich compound January 13, 2010
We noted degree of fore foot tilt and then how many wedges were used.
This time we also listed the type of shoe.
Total wedges installed = 18 (17 varus and 1 valgus)
1 Leg Length Shim stack (2 wedges alternately stacked - not included in the wedge count)
Do you use a similar amount of wedges? If not do you know why?
Eric - BG shoes
Left 12 degree varus 2 varus Wedges (1 ITS & 1 CW)
Right 10 degrees varus 2 varus Wedges (1 ITS & 1 CW)
Rick -BG shoes
Left 8 degrees varus 0 wedges –
Right 14 degrees varus 3 varus wedges (1 ITS and 2 CWs)
(Replaced BG shim with ITS wedge)
Tony - Time shoes
Left 17 degrees varus 3 varus CWs
- one cleat stack for leg length -
Right 17 degrees varus 3 varus CWs
Plus - added Superfeet
Johan – BG shoes
Right 5 degrees varus - 2 CW varus
Left 0 degrees (neutral fore foot) - 1 valgus CW
Fernando – Shimano shoes
13 degrees varus 3 varus CWs
6 degrees varus 2 vaurs CWs
Dan – Bont shoes
Right 16 degrees varus 4 varus CWs
Left 10 degrees varus 3 varus CWs
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Paul - Noticed that Fernando wore Shimano shoes and still fit into the same range for correction with wedges as Tony with Time shoes. Were the Shimano's new enough to have the varus correction in built into the sole and if so, what effect do you think it truly had on helping correct his fit prior to your assessment?
ReplyDeleteYou mention Time and Shimano shoes – I was not aware that one of these had tilt built into the shoe. Remember we also check dynamically and consider how they feel so just because we measure the tilt, we may add more wedges in consideration of these other factors (over ride the tool). For example almost all Specialized BG shoes, which say they have a built in varus, we almost always use the same number of wedges as any other shoe.
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