thankd for this upload!! I have Adapt GTS boots, and i too have a small pressure point on one of my ankle bones. I will try this at the weekend.... when the wife is not at home!
Hope it helps bro. Total game changer for me. Haha yeah it helps to be free from distractions and anyone who can't understand why putting skates in the oven is a good idea!
Bloody Hell, scary mary time. I am hoping to do this with liners to help push them out a little, I know you said this wasn't a tutorial video but great to hear your experience with it and also the honestly in how nerve racking it is, the irony being its mostly the expensive kit that comes with the "heat moudable" feature lol
I've never had pain on that inner ankle bone until I got USD carbons. Went away with heat molding, but after a few months of solid skating came back. Now I just use them every now and then and use other skates as my day to day. It really is a horrible pain and when it starts hurting it doesn't take much to antagonise it. Glad it worked out with the Adapts. I might try re-heat molding my Carbons actually 🤔
Yeah it's a pretty session ruining pain when it hits. Interesting it came back, wonder why. What method did you use to push out the pressure point? Yeah might be worth giving it another bash 🤔
@@chrischadwick1 similar to you except I only used kitchen roll about 3 sheets folded up over each inner ankle bone. Maybe I should try something more pronounced this time like the foam like you used.
My oven starts at 150C so I've always struggled with heatmolding. Also terrified after a friend put his Intuitions in at 200C instead of 200F and melted them.
Yeah i was afraid of making a mistake like that! Fortunately it all worked out. Great excuse to visit a skateshop with a heatmoulding oven. I want to make a pilgrimage to loco one day!
@@chrischadwick1 I live the next town over from Loco and they don't do walk--in custom anymore :( I'm currently waiting for a set of Adapt GTO (I needed mine extra wide too) and was wondering where I could get mine heat moulded if I need them doing as my oven temperature doesn't go low enough.
I’m quite surprised that you didn’t need to take the soulplates off. I thought they’d have melted down to unusableness. I’m not sure if that’s even a word, sorry! Interesting video though 👍
@@chrischadwick1 sounds like the perfect evening! I am indeed and it’s a beautiful place. Especially as I can get good single malts delivered here 😉 Keep up the creative work my dude. It’s inspiring stuff 💪
@@lraidenl that's awesome, would love to come visit some day. Thanks man, absolutely love making videos, it's refreshing to have this creative outlet and I've learnt so much in the process 😁
I experienced a similar situation with my adapts.. for the first 3 months they felt great but slowly overtime they got more and more painful. Sadly heat moulding didn't work for me and I recently sold them.
Yeah these are the diolene shell but I know you can mould the carbon too. One of the few ridgid materials you can mould. Something to do with the resin in the material
@@chrischadwick1 Yeah for me as well. But nobody ever promised you they don't I hope? :) It really depends on how lucky you are regarding your anatomy ;) Bought my pair of GTS 1.5 years ago and heat moulded them, but now they start to get a bit (*) painful at my ankle bones again (had this with skates all my life). So I'll give it another try with a bit more stuff attached at those points 😃 (*) quite a lot actually, but I just skate the pain away 🥲
thankd for this upload!! I have Adapt GTS boots, and i too have a small pressure point on one of my ankle bones. I will try this at the weekend.... when the wife is not at home!
Hope it helps bro. Total game changer for me. Haha yeah it helps to be free from distractions and anyone who can't understand why putting skates in the oven is a good idea!
Wifey would wild out lol bc the skates chost all that money an u got to play whit them aka bake them lol
Bloody Hell, scary mary time. I am hoping to do this with liners to help push them out a little, I know you said this wasn't a tutorial video but great to hear your experience with it and also the honestly in how nerve racking it is, the irony being its mostly the expensive kit that comes with the "heat moudable" feature lol
I've never had pain on that inner ankle bone until I got USD carbons. Went away with heat molding, but after a few months of solid skating came back. Now I just use them every now and then and use other skates as my day to day.
It really is a horrible pain and when it starts hurting it doesn't take much to antagonise it. Glad it worked out with the Adapts. I might try re-heat molding my Carbons actually 🤔
Yeah it's a pretty session ruining pain when it hits. Interesting it came back, wonder why. What method did you use to push out the pressure point? Yeah might be worth giving it another bash 🤔
@@chrischadwick1 similar to you except I only used kitchen roll about 3 sheets folded up over each inner ankle bone. Maybe I should try something more pronounced this time like the foam like you used.
@@chilli-iceolive-abode2447 yeah might be worth a go. It definitely needed that extra push!
Had the same problem with my fm3 and after I heat molded took away that pressure point
Works wonders for sure 👍 can't believe I put up with it for so long!
My oven starts at 150C so I've always struggled with heatmolding. Also terrified after a friend put his Intuitions in at 200C instead of 200F and melted them.
Yeah i was afraid of making a mistake like that! Fortunately it all worked out.
Great excuse to visit a skateshop with a heatmoulding oven. I want to make a pilgrimage to loco one day!
@@chrischadwick1 yeah same here. So many skates I want to try that I'm not sure about ordering.
@@chrischadwick1 I live the next town over from Loco and they don't do walk--in custom anymore :(
I'm currently waiting for a set of Adapt GTO (I needed mine extra wide too) and was wondering where I could get mine heat moulded if I need them doing as my oven temperature doesn't go low enough.
I’m quite surprised that you didn’t need to take the soulplates off. I thought they’d have melted down to unusableness. I’m not sure if that’s even a word, sorry! Interesting video though 👍
Yeah they Reccomend leaving them on. I think it's go keep the base of the boot flat or something.
Came for the thumbnail, stayed for the quality entertainment 😂
Haha thanks man. I spent a very entertaining evening filming solo b roll and drinking single malt 🥃😁 I miss you mate! Are you still in Germany?
@@chrischadwick1 sounds like the perfect evening! I am indeed and it’s a beautiful place. Especially as I can get good single malts delivered here 😉
Keep up the creative work my dude. It’s inspiring stuff 💪
@@lraidenl that's awesome, would love to come visit some day. Thanks man, absolutely love making videos, it's refreshing to have this creative outlet and I've learnt so much in the process 😁
I experienced a similar situation with my adapts.. for the first 3 months they felt great but slowly overtime they got more and more painful. Sadly heat moulding didn't work for me and I recently sold them.
Ah that's a shame. The pain was pretty intense so not sure what I would have done if this didn't work. What are you riding now?
@@chrischadwick1 I'm bootless, waiting for the new Mesmer and Wizard boots to arrive..
i didn't think you could heat mold carbon fiber. i assume the carbon is a heat sink.
Yeah these are the diolene shell but I know you can mould the carbon too. One of the few ridgid materials you can mould. Something to do with the resin in the material
So they do got pressure points
For some people yes. Depends on the shape of your foot but you can always heat mould 👍
@@chrischadwick1 Yeah for me as well. But nobody ever promised you they don't I hope? :) It really depends on how lucky you are regarding your anatomy ;) Bought my pair of GTS 1.5 years ago and heat moulded them, but now they start to get a bit (*) painful at my ankle bones again (had this with skates all my life). So I'll give it another try with a bit more stuff attached at those points 😃
(*) quite a lot actually, but I just skate the pain away 🥲
I'm on the right track 😅😅😅🛼🛼🛼🛼🤙🤙🤟🤟🤟you do an excellent job Cris ! thanks
You certainly are mate! Skate soon. I'm stoked you got some Aeons 😁
are you a mixologist too? i'd watch you mix drinks
Haha nagh just like a single malt here and there 🥃
Great video, could have put some socks on
Hehe thanks did you like your laugh fx? Could have done but those bunions deserve to shine 😍
you don't look of legal drinking age mate lets see some ID
Baaaa! I wish man. 10 years of shift work must have been kind to me 🤣