JR Boucicaut

So much misinformation in the last few posts. I can't/won't comment, but what I can say is that several of the comments posted are either incorrect or not how it really happened.

What's the issue on the Prosharp? I have a set of Flares that I haven't sharpened yet because I don't have a spinner shallow enough at the moment.

LOL I'll never forget my first trip to Baltimore. Walked around the Inner Harbor to get dinner, then when done I didn't go down to the water (walked along the street.) Got back to the hotel and put on the news and if I would've walked along the water on my way back I would've been on there, because a dead body had just washed ashore. That all said, one of my favorite cities!

Yes.

The key is to do things one at a time. He did the profile first and figured he needed more pitch; what is good about lifts is that it's not permanent. Even though I knew exactly what I needed, I would always profile my steel neutral and add the lift after.

You probably want to start at 1/16". It's usually the thinnest you'll find, and would put you on a +1 on a Supreme - as previously stated, Supreme tends to be heel-happy. This gets it to neutral and then one up. Every pitch increment is 1/32". I offer it. I charge $15, but you're responsible for shipping back and forth. Might be easier to find someone local, but then again, most don't do it. You're pitching the boot. Profile stays the same.