How many times can you cook an atomic shell?

yes 3 is ok, but what are you hoping to achieve that the first two didn't?

chickenyes 3 is ok, but what are you hoping to achieve that the first two didn't?

This. You know you can still have a boot fitter go in a punch and reshape. Heat moulding is good for general volume expansion but is never going to be able to do everything a boot fitter can.

chickenyes 3 is ok, but what are you hoping to achieve that the first two didn't?

I had a pad put on the side of my foot for a bone spur but could feel space so got the cooked again and the fitter pushed the sides in before I put my foot in and now it feels too narrow and there’s a pressure point on the inside of my foot. I feel like if they were cooked and I put my foot in now, it would do the trick. Lesson I’ve learnt: probably don’t need any padding in your foot when being fitted with a heat mouldable shell

Shake and bake, baby.

Shake and bake.

pastysmasherI had a pad put on the side of my foot for a bone spur but could feel space so got the cooked again and the fitter pushed the sides in before I put my foot in and now it feels too narrow and there’s a pressure point on the inside of my foot. I feel like if they were cooked and I put my foot in now, it would do the trick. Lesson I’ve learnt: probably don’t need any padding in your foot when being fitted with a heat mouldable shell

Ultras and new Primes are super moldable, and unless you have a crazy wide foot or mega problem, you normally don't need to pad the foot.

You can re-heat the shell and redo the molding for sure a few times. There's no real maximum since it usually is done after the first or latest second time (normally). Going for a third isn't going to raise a problem.

But, if you just have one spot that is giving you trouble, then just spot heat and stretch that spot.

onenerdykidUltras and new Primes are super moldable, and unless you have a crazy wide foot or mega problem, you normally don't need to pad the foot.

You can re-heat the shell and redo the molding for sure a few times. There's no real maximum since it usually is done after the first or latest second time (normally). Going for a third isn't going to raise a problem.

But, if you just have one spot that is giving you trouble, then just spot heat and stretch that spot.

Thanks, this is super helpful! I kinda feel like a heat mould would put it where it needs to be.