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http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/winnipeg-jets-players-wearing-locally-made-hockey-skates-1.2558666

Nice to see this topic! Just got mine on Saturday..baked em and played in them that night. No pain whatsovever, perfect fit. LS2 Holder, LS3 steel. Love these skates! My old steel was pretty warn down so I had a lot more blade on the ice than I have been use to, so that was a little different but I'm acutally going to continue with the steel as is without profiling. Skates feel really solid...My previous skate was a Supreme One95 which I never baked because I thought (right or wrong) it would take away from the stiffness of the boot . Comparing the two the VH is as stiff or stiffer. I tried a pair of Nexus 1000 earlier in the year, but didn't like them, felt great in the store but kind of 'clunky' to skate in. I live in Winnipeg so I had Scott fit me himself. He used the exact same form and did the same measurements he asks for online. As everyone else has stated...Just a super guy to deal with! Looks like there are about 8-10 jets in these. Wheeler must be on his second pair, because they sell game used gear at the Jet games and there was pair of his on sale at Friday's game. They didn't have the white hightlights like the ones he is in now. just 'Wheels' on the tendon guard. Looks like Buff has either had his modified or is on his second pair as well. I could be wrong but looked like he had some blue accents on his that weren't there before. Baking was easy, Scott basically talked me into doing them myslef. I could have easily got them baked for free at a number of places in town but he assured me there was no need. 180 degrees, 1 skate at a time, 10 mins/side in my conventional gas oven. put them on barefoot for about 25 mins each (until they cooled). Couldn't be happier with these...Hoping they are as durable as they seem/feel!