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[festering 0]

I just recently ordered a pair of Mission roller blades from HockeyMonkey and they are a bit tight. So, I know I have to pay for the shipping both ways, but since I live in Canada, does anyone know how it works at the border!? I don't feel like paying them again for anything.

I also ordered some outdoor wheels to go with my 350's, but I'm wondering what you guys use for a device to take out bearings? I just plan on using the bearings from my factory wheels, if it's possible. I just don't feel like messing with the skates right now, since I'm sending them back on Monday.

The skates I ordered are size 11, same as my old nike blades. It just irritates me when my big toe touches the front of the skate, just barely. I can put a finger behind my foot if I push my foot right to the front of the skate, but with the padding in the back, it really won't allow me to use all the space. I was thinking that if I broke them in, they would be a perfect fit, but I don't want to risk the warranty.

Thanks

Phill

[kovalchuk71 212]

You have a 1 year warranty regardless...Mission has great customer service

[Thockey17 1]

You have a 1 year warranty regardless...Mission has great customer service

He's not dealing with defective skates, so it wont be necessary to go through Mission.

[festering 0]

Someone here must be able to answer my simple questions. Hoping for couple replies before Monday.

Thanks

[kovalchuk71 212]

. I was thinking that if I broke them in, they would be a perfect fit, but I don't want to risk the warranty.

Thanks

Phill

You wont void the warranty......Break them in and see what happens IMO

[Chadd 916]

I just recently ordered a pair of Mission roller blades from HockeyMonkey and they are a bit tight. So, I know I have to pay for the shipping both ways, but since I live in Canada, does anyone know how it works at the border!? I don't feel like paying them again for anything.

I also ordered some outdoor wheels to go with my 350's, but I'm wondering what you guys use for a device to take out bearings? I just plan on using the bearings from my factory wheels, if it's possible. I just don't feel like messing with the skates right now, since I'm sending them back on Monday.

The skates I ordered are size 11, same as my old nike blades. It just irritates me when my big toe touches the front of the skate, just barely. I can put a finger behind my foot if I push my foot right to the front of the skate, but with the padding in the back, it really won't allow me to use all the space. I was thinking that if I broke them in, they would be a perfect fit, but I don't want to risk the warranty.

Thanks

Phill

It sounds like the skates do fit properly or perhaps even a bit large if you can get a full finger behind your heel. Going to a larger size will not benefit your skating in any way and will break the skates down faster than if you did have the correct size.