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  1. I mean only thing with customs is at least I know the foot fit would be good. Like I said 1 foot is a 8.5 and the right is a 7.75. But I was thinking of bringing them back to the place I got them to see if they had tongues for me to try.
  2. I actually tried that too. I even went 2 eyelets down. I just feel the 9x4 tongue is really stiff because of the guard on the front. I’m used to the felt tongues on the makos. But by the time I buy a new tongue it’s almost the same money as customs.
  3. I actually took and baked them again and the side of the foot is better. Thing is I get a pinch right at the ankle because I can’t get the tongue flex like I’m used to. I have been trying to tie it different to see if I can get rid of it. I mean I can get a new tongues but at that point might as well get custom skates because they are only $100-150 more then the 9x4’s. Think the only difference between the customs and the 9x4 is the weight. I know I weighed the makos and the 9x4 and the 9x4 is 100g more then the makos. So I can’t imagine how much the customs weigh
  4. Hey guys I’m new to the forum and glad to be here. Been playing hockey for years but finally had to get new skates. I’m coming from my amazing Easton makos and can’t find any skate that has the same fit. My Bauer scan said if I did customs I would need a left 8.5 and a right 7.75 fit 3 so that’s how messed up my feet are. So I figured I would try some trues. They felt pretty good in the store yesterday then tried them on again last night and I have a hot spot on the inside of my foot right where my first knuckle of my big toe is. I baked them but idk if my oven got hot enough. I did the preheat to 180 and shut it off and put them in for 8 min but it did t seem like it was hot enough because they definitely weren’t as hot as they were in the store. So idk if I should try the “tape or paper trick” or what. I got them in Canada because I had to go look at a work apartment so that was a 5 hour ride. The closest hockey store is pure hockey which is 30 min away. So I don’t really know what to do. I’m going to try skating in them tomorrow but idk how much breaking in they will do.
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