where do u land a clipper?
where do u land a clipper?
just a quick question: when u do a clipper, do u stall it on the mesh part or the rubber part near the bottom of the shoe? thanks
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Technically, wherever it's comfortable for you, but most people do it on the rubber part. I'm guessing the logic is that the rubber part is a more defined contour and chances are that you won't have to twist the ankle as much to get that flat part. Plus, I'd assume it would be pretty hard to catch it close to the ankle. Finally, I think in the case one sets from clipper, the further the bag is away from the ankle and closer to the edge of the shoe, the more torque the bag will experience and thus the higher it will set.
Mikhail Bukhonko
http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.c ... 9c099ad482TheVindicator wrote:Half and half
half rubber, half mesh
right where the shoe begins to curve up
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I personally think it can vary depending on how you have modified your lavers and how flexable your ancle is. If you have decided to rmove the one of the layers of cavase mesh on the inside or out i find it is alot nicer further into the mesh then the rubber insole.
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