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Molding Fulltilts at home

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G-stav
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Sup NS
Kk im almost 100% sure there is another thread on this but i couldnt find it so im making one now... I just got my Fulltilt Hotdoggers. I live in dubai so there is no store or bootfitter i can go to, to mold the liner. I've heard you can just stick them in the oven or somin, but i dont wanna risk anything. Can someone tell me how its done or if u know bout a thread that answers this post it. :) thanks guys
May 21 2010 8:05AM
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dreadyboy
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I never molded mine, I just put an insole in and skiid em and they were fine, molded to my foot/leg after like 5 days
May 21 2010 3:11PM
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BerGNARdo
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get some tube socks, fill them with dried rice or beans or something and stick them in the oven on a pretty low heat till they're hot then stick them in your boots for like 7-10 minutes then remove and stick your feet in to mold them.

if you google it or something you can probably find more detailed instructions if you need them.
May 21 2010 3:19PM
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bitels
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there is instruction in your box, how to mold ft. read and mold. bless
May 21 2010 3:33PM
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Balto
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there was a thread on tgr on how to do it
May 21 2010 3:40PM
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G-stav
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Thanks Guys. great advice k+
May 21 2010 3:40PM
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Eli.D
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i heard a hair dryer might work but ive never tried
May 21 2010 5:56PM
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Tablespoon
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This was what I did. They feel awesome now.
May 21 2010 6:29PM
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Kangbang
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i would recommend doing it, because it can fuck up your liners. thats what the guy at my local shop said. its a really complicated process that takes about 2-3 hours to mold the liner.
May 21 2010 6:40PM
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dreadyboy
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umm fail?
May 21 2010 6:58PM
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Kangbang
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haha shit, i meant wouldn't
May 21 2010 7:01PM
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DHogg
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Moulding intuition liners(tutorial):

http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/showthread.php?t=102575
May 21 2010 7:32PM
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iRise
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Heat molding your own boots is a terrible idea especially if you don't know what you're doing. Those liners have to reach 215F before they are truly ready to be molded. Best option is just to wear them they will mold after a couple of times on the hill. However it is pretty funny when people catch their liners on fire in the oven... i say try that method! REMEMBER 215 DEGREES
May 21 2010 9:41PM
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