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ccarrigan

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  1. ccarrigan
    As someone that has a backup pair of Makos, I'd love to see a resurgence of that style of skate. My main pair is breaking down and the backups have been sitting in a box forever.
  2. ccarrigan started following Easton Mako Skate Questions
  3. ccarrigan
    Are you doing this with your foot in the skate? Or out?
  4. ccarrigan
    Let me know if you figure out the heel. I have problems in that area with too much room and would love a solution. Maybe a heat gun and some massaging?
  5. ccarrigan
    Going to get some shot blockers, but the toe is bad too. Anyone know of a way to better protect the toe?!
  6. ccarrigan
    My bad, thought you were OP!
  7. ccarrigan
    You will NOT be ready for hockey in 6 weeks. You'll probably be ok for jogging, or light activity. I've had this surgery, your whole leg is now significantly weaker. Don't rush back in to anything or you'll just be back in the hospital.
  8. ccarrigan
    I purchased a wide skate, as in a skate sized 9EE due to my forefoot. This obviously opens up the heel. I'll try your suggestion. Should I heat with my foot in?
  9. ccarrigan
    What would be the best way to get some more heel lock in the M8 model? Can I just take a heat gun to the back and press in? Or is there a better way. I need wide skates for my forefoot and these are the best skates I've ever had, but I have some heel wobble I'd like to get rid of. I've ordered the heel pad things above as well to see if that helps.
  10. ccarrigan
    Is there a maximum you would heat mold portions (or all of) this skate? I've been dealing with some lateral shifting and new orthopedic insoles and didn't want to heat it too many times. So far I've done the initial bake, secondary bake, and two heel lock specific heatings (back portion).
  11. ccarrigan
    I also had "attention to detail" issues. Though getting the boot on is VERY common and you just have to reheat a few eyelets and open them up a bit after heat molding.
  12. ccarrigan
    I had the same sort of minor communication issues where it seems like they just want to take foot tracings, mold a skate and ship it out. I'm not buying your skates because I feel like spending $900 for no reason, I have a long list of issues I'm working through and need to make sure they're addressed! My first pair I simply had to ship back as they were wrong, and although I'm happy with them now there are still some things they could have done to make the skate even better, but didn't.
  13. ccarrigan
    My take on the 55 flex for VH skates is that because the top wraps so well, the 55 flex doesn't add a ton of forward flex. The plastic pieces (for me) almost touch together and I don't tie my skates that tight. I did see a video where they suggest moving the 55 flex down an eyelet so the top one is undone, which I may try.
  14. ccarrigan
    Can we get some pics of the issues you've had so we can see if it's tolerable or not?
  15. ccarrigan
    I had to open eyelets 4,5,6 to get my foot in and it didn't really affect the wrap. If you're having issues it's a pretty quick fix.
  16. ccarrigan
    I haven't sent them to Scott yet, I was trying to get a comparison. I've already sent them back once (and he completely redid them for me), and now they're better but I'm not sure it's 100%. I got custom skates, this is the second batch. The picture with the tongue in is with my foot in it and the tongue jammed in the skate as best I could get it. I'll try to snap one later of my foot in the skate with the tongue fully laced.
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