Bauer 3D Scan

[IPv6Freely 2082]

Yeah with that much of a difference I would definitely be going custom (unless you want to buy two pairs of skates...) even if the only custom option you choose is the size.

[mjpisat 36]

Tried the scanner again.  I have D width feet, low forefoot, low instep which surprised me, low ankle wrap....but high instep.  I guess that’s why I have my volume issues.  

 

Bent knees this time, recommended size 6 d width nexus.  I’m still in my size 6 1st gen jetspeed.  Gonna try the new tacks line on when they come out.  Nexus just don’t feel right.

[Vet88 673]

25 minutes ago, mjpisat said:

Tried the scanner again.  I have D width feet, low forefoot, low instep which surprised me, low ankle wrap....but high instep.  I guess that’s why I have my volume issues.  

 

Bent knees this time, recommended size 6 d width nexus.  I’m still in my size 6 1st gen jetspeed.  Gonna try the new tacks line on when they come out.  Nexus just don’t feel right.

This just shows how poor it can be sometimes, it recommends Nexus (because of volume) when your heel can fit into Jetspeeds.

[MrBrownstone 7]

It was dead on for me - put me in a Vapor boot for every single aspect and between size 9 and 9.5.  Recommended 9.5D Vapor, and I'm currently in a 9D which fit the best after trying on most makes/models.

[Steven B 1]

When the machine scans your feet and give you the length and width of your feet, is it true width like a brannock scale? If I measure my feet on a brannock scale, it should be about the same as the machine right? If not, then the machine might be out of calibration?

[mojo122 529]

It all depends upon how you use the Brannock for determining width.  I've found the Bauer 3D Scanner to be fairly accurate.