In reply to Liamhutch89:
If you aren't happy with your boots, take them back. Tweaks such as volume reducers, lacing patterns and the like can only do so much to improve the fit and with boots more than anything, it's important that they work to the point of anonymity, if that makes sense.
As someone with long, narrow, low volume feet, I know that fitting can be difficult; particularly when it comes to a boot stiff enough to take a walking crampon. Before heading out to buy different boots, have a look at what's offered by Asolo that would suit your needs; Asolo generally use a narrowish last and I've always been happy with their fit. You might also look at the AltBerg Mallerstang, which like all AltBerg boots should be available in different width fittings.
Having done your research and seen who in your area might stock what you're after, go shopping; in the afternoon, as your feet will change size a little through the day and what seems perfect at 10am might pinch at 4pm. I've always had good boot fitting service at Cotswold and at George Fishers; others I'm sure can recommend both good and bad places.
Good luck!
T.