Baking Instructions

[msander 0]

I'm just wondering if anyone has the specific instructions for baking a pair of 8090's in a home oven. If you have them, I'd appreciate the help, thank you.

[hurricane 0]

YEY!--You Don't put skates in a Home oven!

[wickedwrister 0]

I talked to the Bauer rep at the MSH skate before I got my 8090s. He suggested not baking them and seeing how it went. It's such a well made skate, I had no pain with no bake.

[gee2626 0]

Here's some instruction from epuck:

http://www.epuck.com/webapp/wcs/stores/ser...eat_molding.htm

I personally wouldn't risk it though. Rather have a professional do it for me.

[msander 0]

Well I might not end up doing it, but I was under the impression that if you have a convection oven it's fine to do it as long as it's only about 175 degrees...I thought that was about the right temperature, but I'm certainly not going to try it w/o confirmation.

[hurricane 0]

Here's some instruction from epuck:

http://www.epuck.com/webapp/wcs/stores/ser...eat_molding.htm

I personally wouldn't risk it though. Rather have a professional do it for me.

I just lost alot of respect for Epuck!! Shame on them!! So for every skate they sell they want to void the warranty....NICE! Here the Tag of my VAPOR 30's::

http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c361/hur...1/VAPORHEAT.jpg

[Ogie 0]

More likely that Bauer just wants to sell their dealers the Bauer Oven. I put mine in the oven in my kitchen--it's the Frigidare Kind--and the skates came out just fine.

On a side note, I wonder if Bauer should spend a little more time building a skate that holds up to wear and a little less time on which oven is alright...that VAPOR 30 is a POS.

[hurricane 0]

More likely that Bauer just wants to sell their dealers the Bauer Oven. I put mine in the oven in my kitchen--it's the Frigidare Kind--and the skates came out just fine.

On a side note, I wonder if Bauer should spend a little more time building a skate that holds up to wear and a little less time on which oven is alright...that VAPOR 30 is a POS.

Who the hell is going to put any skate in a home oven! I bet you ant professional equipment person would say the same.

[Sven 1]

Ive heard that its ok, you just have to wrap them in a wet (well not dripping) towel.

[hurricane 0]

Ive heard that its ok, you just have to wrap them in a wet (well not dripping) towel.

I KNOW,ALOT OF PEOPLE DO IT i JUST THINK IF YOU PAY THAT KIND OF MONEY FOR SKATES WHO WOULD WANT TO TAKE THE RISK. AND I HEARD THEY DON'T BAKE EVENLY.

[Sven 1]

Umm.. Caps Lock ? ;)

I wouldnt do it either since i have access to such an oven, but thats just what ive heard.

[hurricane 0]

Umm.. Caps Lock ? ;)

I wouldnt do it either since i have access to such an oven, but thats just what ive heard.

Yep! Caps; Daughter wants to help!