My Jackson Freestyle boots are in C width -- so they have a C ball and a B heel, but I have an A heel. It wasn't a problem when the boots were new, but now that the memory foam has compressed, I do have heel slippage which does not disappear with tightening the skates.
I just made my own DIY combination width skates -- bought some heel huggers/liners from the drugstore, cut each in half, and taped them right below where the ankle bone made its impression on the boots. It worked for one boot, but not the other, so for the other foot, I modified my foot (yes, my foot). I taped some heel liners again on that foot so that I no longer had to do anything with the boot.
It's been my second session with the boot-taped heel liners, and the first with the foot-taped heel liners. Both seemed to do well on their first sessions, but the boot-taped one seemed to have slight problems on the second session. I hope it's just due to lack of tightness in tying the skates.
I heard from this forum that this heel slippage thing is common in Jacksons. If you had heel slippage, how did you remedy this?