Baking Easton 1500's

[smaile9 0]

I cant get to a Skate Oven for about 2 weeks and i need to heat my new 1500's up asap because my old ones are on their last legs. its 200F in the oven for 4minutes isnt it?? And shall i put them in my oven in my kitchen or what? is there a difference? Please help

[kredmore 2]

it should say right on the box.

[jm47 0]

It has directions right on the box. I have 1500's and didnt need to bake them.

[smaile9 0]

Its says nothing on the box about baking them in a normal oven

[JR Boucicaut 3811]

If you think you can bake them in a normal oven without any concerns...

200 degrees in a CONVECTION skate oven.

[jjtt99 0]

You may find this helpful:

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

[jm47 0]

Missed the part about an oven...don't use the oven in your kitchen...

[chippa13 1844]

Home baking voids all warranties, I'd recommend against it.

[Pinoroho 0]

I just got a new pair also. Somewhat off topic, but does the wet sock trick still work along with heating them up?

[sabre09923 0]

I just got a new pair also.  Somewhat off topic, but does the wet sock trick still work along with heating them up?

Yep. Wet sock trick simulates sweat, which helps the break-in. At least that's how I understand it... I've been doing that for all of my skates, in addition to baking the last two pairs, and its worked fine.

EDIT: Well, they weren't 1500s, I have Vapors.