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Tom wallisch hotdogger molding

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hyphy8
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hey are you able to mold these to your feet and if so whats the best easiest way to do it so i dont screw it up??   +++++ kkkkk thanks

Dec 5 2010 6:28PM
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max...
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you can heat mold intuition liners. you probably want to get it done at a shop. if not you have to heat them up for about 15 min. (your average bootwarmers prolly won't get them hot enough though hence you should go to the shop) put them on and in your boots and tighten the cables as you would if you were skiing. keep them on for about 20 minutes (MAKE SURE YOU ARE STANDING) and you should be set.
Dec 5 2010 6:38PM
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BWalmer
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Yes you can heat mold them, as you can with all full tilts. The BEST way to mold them is to take them to a shop that heat molds boots, if that's not an option you'll just have to wear them until the mold (the heat from your foot will mold them as you wear them).
Dec 5 2010 6:38PM
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hyphy8
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ok good cause i was out today and they felt great but then started to hurt is that because of not having them molded

Dec 5 2010 6:43PM
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GayWolf420
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Take them to a shop to get them heat molded. Don't try it at home. It will fuck your liners up.
Dec 5 2010 6:44PM
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c.hale
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that's pretty typical for all ski boots. You can just keep riding in them and they will eventually form to your foot even if you dont get them molded.

Dec 5 2010 6:45PM
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hyphy8
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i dont think any shops around here do it so should i just wear them and they will eventually mold
Dec 5 2010 6:46PM
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max...
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that. or you just don't know how to adjust your boots properly.  I'm guessing the latter because your knowledge on boots seems to be limited.

not hating though. this is what gear talk threads are for.

if you got your boots at a shop i would definitely recommend going in and just having them tell you more about the boots and see the boot fitter again.  even if you didn't get them at the shop just go in to your local one with them and ask them to help you out
Dec 5 2010 6:48PM
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dbchili
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they should have made it so that it would only mould to the exact shape of tom's foot, kids would be stoked to have the same foot structure, it's probably what gives him his powers
Dec 5 2010 7:48PM
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