What Are The Advantages of having your skates baked

[Jakedajewler 1]

I didn't notice much of a difference, what sorta advantages does it really give you? Doesn't seem like much of anything

[firestud17 0]

try searching, this is everywhere.

P.S. it helps the skate form to your foot better :)

[Rustpot 1]

Speeds up the break-in process to help the lining foams to form to your foot. If the skate fit well before the baking, nothing would have changed. If the ankle foam blocks weren't correctly lined up or something like that it would help form an indent in the correct spot for example.

[Jakedajewler 1]

Yeah i tried searching, this website has the worst search function i've ever seen

[interpathway 9]

So use Google

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&cli...amp;btnG=Search

[phunky_monkey 6]

Aids with break in. I had my new 727's baked and last night was my second time on the ice and zero pain. Was well worth it for me.

[Chadd 916]

Yeah i tried searching, this website has the worst search function i've ever seen

I searched "baking" in the titles of topics of the ice hockey equipment forum and got three pages of topics. Obviously all of them aren't going to apply, but several of them will. Issues with the search tool are muych more related to the person searching than the application itself.

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/index...hlite=%2Bbaking

Some skates require baking due to their constructions and materials, others should be baked to reduce break in time. There are a few that will not benefit from baking in any way.