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2 pointsI also have a pair of those pliers whenever I run into stuck steel. Work great
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1 pointThose look like great! I will order one directly to save my hands. I've had so many cuts the last couple of weeks that the hockey tape had to double as band aid. Thanks for the tip!
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1 pointFlat head screwdriver and put it in the notch at the back of the steel where it meets the holder under the dial
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1 pointI picked these up a while back, they work like a charm! They have the rubber on them so they won't damage the steel. They now live in my hockey bag and have come in handy on numerous occasions. https://a.co/d/fXVn7B5
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1 pointThanks man, much appreciated!
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1 pointYes foams will eventually form to your foots shape and yes that will help accelerate the break-in process. However, no amount of skating or use will mold the outer composite boot. Baking is the only way to achieve that. It's also the only way to maximize the overall fit, which will enhance the skates performance. To the OP's question. No, there is no reason not to bake them.
