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Thermo Fit Boot

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R-Bertsch
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I bought some nordica easy move 12's a month ago and haven't gotten around to doing the thermofit for the liner. Should i go to the local ski shop and pay to have them do it or is it easy to do at home? anyone know what to use, liek a hairdryer or something?
Dec 14 2004 5:39PM
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PowderCanuck
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take em to the shop. they shouldn't charge anything. if they do, take em to another shop.



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Dec 14 2004 6:13PM
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Freestyla_01
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Isn't thermo fit just from you wearing them a couple times? The boot just molds to your foot?
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Dec 14 2004 6:26PM
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PowAirRider
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basically... but if they haventy been warn you can thermio fit them for that broken in feel on the first day
Dec 15 2004 8:40AM
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R-Bertsch
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does warming it up with a hair dryer and sticking your foot in work? thats what my friend told me
Dec 15 2004 9:43AM
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PowderCanuck
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it could, maybe. Our tool at the shop looks kinda like a hair drier, but bigger and better. plus the air comes out pointing at the toe, not down from the top like a blow drier would.



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Dec 15 2004 1:35PM
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Freestyla_01
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One night while wasting hours away on here, wear them while sitting at your desk. Maybe even get a small plug in heater next to your feet to speed the process up.
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Dec 15 2004 2:25PM
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powwrangler
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Dude, take them to a shop. the thing that most shops use is like a mini oven, microwave thing. the liners get all squishy and puffy and the form to your feet. The shop should do it for free or like $5.
Dec 15 2004 2:59PM
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