Baking Sande

[jags n' bogs 0]

I just recieved a black pair of Sandes and was wondering if anybody has any experiance or advice as to how i can bake the gloves at home.

Thanks,

J

[Chadd 916]

very low temp for a minute or two.

[ambro 0]

They don't need to be baked. Mine were broken in after 2 sessions. Just use them.

[kovalchuk71 212]

i really wouldnt try to bake them unless they say they can be baked, id rather break in a pair of gloves, than ruin them and not have them at all

[JR Boucicaut 3804]

Ah, you can bake any glove with low heat. I just throw them in at regular temp for about 2-3 minutes.

[kovalchuk71 212]

o guess i learn something new every day ;) i had a pair of those 9950 sherwood lite gloves and they had baking instructions on them so i thought they had to have instructions on them...

[SB39 2]

Define regular temperature, cuz now I'm interested...

[ambro 0]

i really wouldnt try to bake them unless they say they can be baked, id rather break in a pair of gloves, than ruin them and not have them at all

I'm pretty sure his say they can be baked. I know all current Sande models can be baked, so I'm assuming since he just got his they are a newer model.

[JR Boucicaut 3804]

175.

[Sande 0]

Ok, here you go. PREHEAT & Bake at 165-175 a skate oven is BEST!!! if you use your oven at home make sure glove is far from buner or you will melt. put a timer on so you do not forget and you want them very soft put them in for 6 min. possibly, LONGER , but like i said keep them as far from the burner as possible. mine are always done. be sure to make sure they are extremely soft and pliable.

once you have them formed the way you want put them right into your freezer or fridge to cool them down fast. this will help to ensure they are the way you want them, the faster they cool the more they will hold there shape.

hope that helps. any further questions email me directly.

[Edge 0]

i usually put mine in the skate oven for like 3 minutes at 175*