So, if you're having ankle rubbing problems with the new boots, and had a somewhat similar problem with your old boots, you might be rolling your ankles inward, at least partially causing some of the rubbing. You sound like a good candidate for custom footbeds to level out your feet in the boots...for a more neutral foot position.
It's cheap to replace laces with some that will hold knots. Or, use none at all.
Scarpa T4 shoelaces
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Re: Scarpa T4 shoelaces
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Re: Scarpa T4 shoelaces
Nice supportive fit.lowangle al wrote: ↑Mon Apr 14, 2025 7:55 am66% of the responders to this thread just remove the laces, which is the easiest option. For you guys that tie them, what benefit do you get?