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Remoulding my boots?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hey guys. I was wanting to get my ski boots remoulded for my trip in jan. I have not been since last year.

The reason I wanted to do this is that in the past year I have lost a lot of fat on my calfs so my legs are a fairly different shape.

Would anyone recommend this or should I just let them remould themselves when i go skiing.

Have some atom ski boots that are about 1 year old.
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Sainter, Just go skiing in them.
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If you are talking about liners, check first if they are heat moldable at all. If they are, you can do it yourself pretty easy. Stick them into oven, some 70-80C, leave them in for 8-10mins, take them out put into boots and get yourself into boots, and leave boots on (clipped of course) for some 20-30mins. Only thing you need to take care is that you have oven, which can be heated with blowing hot air only (no idea what's proper English word for this), as grill is definitely not right way to do unless you want nice and crispy baked liners. And put liners to wooden plate not straight on oven's bottom.
If you are talking about shell, then it's not something I would recommend doing on your own, if you never did this before. At least not starting on boots you are going to ski with Wink
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Sainter, after the liner has been skied remolding it will make very little difference at all, most of the moldable foam is around the ankle areas etc rather than in the calf

you might need to move the buckle tooth plates on the upper clips to allow you to tighten the area, worth checking that before you go so you don't have to do it in the boot room while everyone else is waiting for you
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