Once this was done, I stood in the shell of my boots, so Ed and Manager Ray Rice could adjust the upper cuff alignment feature on my boots. This adjustment is common on the high-end models of virtually all brands of boots. If your boots do not have this feature don't panic, you will still benefit greatly from any canting work that is done.
Once the cuff was equalized on each side of my calf, the next step was standing in the boot with liner and foot bed. Next, I stood on the canting stand. Ed watched the center mark on my knee in relation to a factory set perpendicular line with in and out degree marks on each side.
