DIY- How to Bake Your Hockey Skates at Home

[@BayernLean]

Pull the laces out, not up. You can deform (or even pull out) the eyelets.

[@soreheart31704]

Awesome thanks

[@DuPrawPowerskating]

My pleasure! Hope it helped

[@alangaming2003]

Can I use this same method on figure skates

[@DuPrawPowerskating]

I would only do this for skates that are "heat moldable" from the manufacturer.

[@holland_strongman]

Can/Would you bake Bauer X-LP’s?

[@adamweisfeld1572]

I wouldn’t. Most hockey shops said no because it would damage the structural integrity of the skates.

[@DuPrawPowerskating]

Can you contact Bauer to make sure that model is indeed a heat moldable skate?

[@mikej6461]

I cant find the 3x pro’s in a 9.5 fit 2 anywhere!!!

[@NaijaBoiTellEm]

SidelineSwap is where I'd look. I had problems find my current skates but SS game through in the clutch.

[@FritzHunter01]

Was it 175 degrees Celsius?

[@Phelps285]

No, stick with 175 Fahrenheit. Celsius will definitely hurt the skates.

[@DuPrawPowerskating]

175 Fahrenheit

[@FritzHunter01]

@@DuPrawPowerskating oh man… 😂 you guys should really switch to the international standards… like the metric system… 🤪
Don’t give up become a German like me and learn the metric system 😂😂😂

[@GROENAASMusic]

175℉ is 80℃.

[@shutupplease4090]

@@FritzHunter01 well when it comes to cooking its Fahrenheit, so they did it right like the metric system.