How to heat mold SWELL skates correctly - Speaking Specs

How to heat mold SWELL skates correctly - Powerslide Speaking Specs - In this tutorial video of Powerslide Speaking Specs, Scott Arlidge & Matthias Knoll show you how to heat mold your Powerslide SWELL skates correctly and explain step by step what you need to know to get the perfect fit in your dream workout & recreational skates.
The model shown is a 2019 sample, but the procedure is exactly the same for all 2018 & 2019 Swell skate models.
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[@MetalForever895]

I bought a pair of Kazes this week for 190 Euros, heat molded them and the pressure points are gone from my toes. Thanks for this tutorial guys. p.s. today is my 29th birthday

[@yoservs]

hi, can you mold kazes in a normal oven?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

@@yoservs yes, you can.

[@yoservs]

@@PowerslideInlineskates thanks, it seems my skates have already molded themselves to size. I'm having the time of my life with my Kazes. thanks for a great product. lotsa luv from south africa!

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

@@yoservs glad to hear that, enjoy them!

[@AidenIsElite]

I know this is a very long time from when you posted your comment but Im getting Kaze 90’s in a couple weeks and I am planning to heat mold them. Would you recommend to just follow the same oven temperatures and times as they show in the video?

[@NikZvi]

It's time to start your own cooking show guys;)

[@RM-en9gk]

No wonder all powerslide skates are narrow fit because they are based on Mathias and Scott narrow feets

[@romacuzzi391]

How much do you have to preheat the oven?

[@kdarling28]

Most helpful video about the swell skates. So excited to get some :)

[@michaelyeung2126]

i didn't know this!! would be so awesome if there is an official list of which skates are heat moldable or not, TAU, Swell, Kaze, Next etc, the temperature, time, that would be FANTASTIC!!

[@BjornOnBass]

That would be awesome! I have imperials which don't quite feel exactly comfortable in some places. It would be great to know if I could heat the shell to get some more comfort out of it.

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

thanks for your feedback, right now there is not a complete list of which skates are heat moldable and which are not. but on our website and in every good shops info texts about each product there should always be the information if the product is heat moldable or not. tau skates right now are not heat moldable due to their special production with compression molded carbon. swell, kaze, v. and lots of others are heat moldable. plastic hard boots like the imperial skates and the next skates are not heat moldable, but do come with heat moldable liners from myfit.

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

you can try to felx the shell at the pressure points, but we as powerslide would not recommend that, as it weakens the plastic of the boot and might mess with its lifetime and stability. lots of times different insoles, arch supports and heat molding the myfit liners can work wonders, too.

[@michaelyeung2126]

thanks for always getting back to our questions!!

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

that's what we are here for, keep them coming!

[@philippwismar2054]

exactly what i was looking for. Thank you so much!

[@janesaul7150]

are the latest 2020 powerslide next boot heat moldable? My retailer reassured me that the boot (and not just the liner) are heat moldable and even have instructions on their website (inline warehouse)... but there seems to be mixed info on this online.

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

thanks for your question. the boots of the next skates are not heat moldable, but the myfit liners inside the skates are heat moldable.

[@sossepanter]

Nice video, i especially loved the end of the video!!

[@tanyakillen1612]

I have no idea what year my Swells are. They are the Swell 100 multicolor yellow/pink, and are no longer available. I haven't worn them much as they a bit tight on the toes, but watching this is giving me hope? (I really don't want to give them up either xD) The box just says - Recall fit / composite fibre trinity shell ???

[@ChrisTomatoPie]

Q: im a beginner to skating and really like the swell fit 100s from my short review. do you have to heat mold them? is this recomended always or just if they dont fit perfectly? My right foot is 28cm of length where my left one is 27.7cm. Would you recommend 44-45 or 42-43?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

thanks for the feedback. glad you like them! for heat molding: this is only an option if you tend to have pressure points and want to get a better fit. if your skates fit nicely, there is no need to heat mold them. for sizing, we always recommend the sizing chart on our product pages. in case of two different size feet, we recommend going with the bigger size, so in your case, try size EU 44 with a length of 285mm for a good fitting skate feeling.

[@iriorton]

Hello, is it safe to remove the innersoles in a kaze? I saw you just taking them off of the swell and I wonder if it could be helpful.

[@jacekjacek9075]

Is possibility to heat mold TAU boots ? "No pain" technology isn't painless for foot. :D. If yes, what temperature should I use? Greetings.

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

the tau skates are made of a special kind of carbon, a compression molded type, that with the current version at least, is not heat moldable. but we are working on a new version that will also be heatmoldable, so stay tuned

[@jacekjacek9075]

Thank you for answer. Unfortunately i have bought Tau in April 2017 :D. Greetings. :) But will wait for news :)

[@klintonnicholas3893]

Am in Ghana and want it skate one to try ooo .##LOVE TO SKATE.##

[@johnberends7952]

And what about the swell lite version. Are they also heat Moldable like in your video?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

yes, the swell lite skates are also completely heat moldable.

[@gideonMorrison]

@@PowerslideInlineskates in an other comment you said they weren't?

[@utinah.6973]

In fact, the shoe can only be changed slightly by heat molding. It's more likely to break it.

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

We don't really push it for the swell anymore, since it has a pretty low impact on the fit, it does help, but not a ton. We are fairly confident that a correct heatmolding wont break the skate, so much so that heatmolding doesn't void the warranty on the skate nor does it impact your ability to return the skate. - Kasper

[@rafadelgado.makeup]

Could it be done to a KAZE boot?? Is a KAZE boot heat-moldeable?? THANK YOU!!

[@joeblack4026]

Its very similar to swell so I guess it can be done as well . Im thinking about it as well

[@stridarn]

Would love an official answer to this as well! Would be a dream come true for taking care of that one persistent pressure point :)

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

yes, the kaze shell is also heat moldable at 80-90° C

[@stridarn]

Powerslide Inline skates thank you so much for your reply. My favourite skate just got better!

[@tobiasprevoo]

Can you clarify if the Reign Line, especially the Kronos can be heatmolded too? I have a painful spot on my left foot and I want to test all other options before I let them get punched in a skate shop :)

[@vehrkalia]

This could help the fit in case of feet with half size? I explain: my feet are EU38,5 in the largest part but EU37 in lenght, so I bought a EU39 in order to have enough room on the inside-sides of the skates, where it always hurt my little fingers, but on the other hand there is a little too much space in the lenght. If I heat mold my skates (phuzion trinity xenon woman) this can help to improve the fitting?

[@MrJonasj2]

Does this go for the new swell with 3d adapt padding?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

3d adapt padding can t be heatmold

[@esztermucsina2722]

I’m just about the put them in the Owen for the first time, I’m so nervous, never had to do this. Until now every skate I bought was basically perfect but these beauties are giving me terrible time on the road:(

[@donnawetter1513]

How do you keep the base with the wheels attachment from miss aligning during this process, or is the base a different material so the wheel frame wont sink into the shoe or something like that?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

Hi, the temperature isn’t hold enough to melt the base of the swell skate and so therefore it wouldn’t sink.

[@TheGabrjela]

Hi! Can I heat mold also 2017 model? Brink Pink?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

yes, you can!

[@CarlosEduardoMantovani]

Great tips, cute Powerslide! I want one Swell ....

[@RM-en9gk]

If you have narrow feets they are awesome skates, if have regular or wide feet it will be the most painful skate you ever own and probably you will end up hate skating.

[@parezothman7749]

This is possible for PS SWELL lite ?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

no swell lite are not heatmoldable

[@workaholic1999]

Should I remove my shoelaces and cuff if I put it in the oven?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

no, you can leave both on.

[@kaistepken2620]

Is head molding also possible with Powerslide Swell Black Road 125? Is it the same procedre as in this video?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

yes, same process, this is possible for all swell models since 2017 / 2018.

[@michaelmiller7988]

Hi have the reign-triton-trinity Can I do the same with those ? And can I use the frame on other boot, like the Kaze.

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

yes to both questions. the reign triton hockey inline skates can also be heat molded at 80-90°C. All Trinity frames fit perfectly to all Trinity mounting equipped skates, like the Kaze or many others.

[@amateurhourskates4950]

@@PowerslideInlineskates Reign Apollo too? waxed laces and all.

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

@@amateurhourskates4950 yes, even the reign apollo skates are completely heat moldable up to 90° C including the waxed laces.

[@Robocrap]

How about Phuzion Argon Skates? The insole has a Myfit logo? Ok to heat mould?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

the phuzion skates are not heat moldable. as myfit is our brand for all fitting parts, yes, the innersole is made by myfit, which means in this case it's anatomically correct and provides support to your foot bed where its needed. but the overall skate is not heat moldable.

[@yikfee10]

Can this be done to all glass-fibre composite powerslide skates? I want to buy Powerslide R4 Speedskates and wonder if those can be heatmolded

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

Hi, it can't be done on all skate. It's possible when in the description of the product its written heatmoldable or with the mention MYFIT. R4 are not heatmoldable. Pascal Briand

[@jaimesanchezgalvis]

I have modeled my SWELL TRIPLE BLACK 110. My ankles were tightened a lot, the inner membrane burned a bit but they have been like a glove. Can the membrane of the laces be repaired? Can I send the photos to some support? Thank you And thanks alot for video. :)

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

[e-mail]

[@jaimesanchezgalvis]

@@PowerslideInlineskates Thanks 👍🏼

[@addvart]

Is this metod suitable for powerslide next 100 for boot and liner? Thanx! I find answer, not boot, only liner MYFIT!)

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

NEXT boot are not heatmoldable. Only the liner can be , Here is the video for that kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5W3o4yZjc51gKs

[@corinna7136]

Can I just remove the whole trinity frame instead of all the wheels? Is there anything else i should remove ("and things"?)?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

better keep the frame to keep the basic shape of the boot

[@aash6749]

Can you put orthotics in these skates for pronation? If so would you take out the inner sole first.

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

Hi yes you can but not sure it would help correctly. Best solution is to use pith ocntrol tool to solve pronation or supination. here is a link to this kind of tool but you need to ask it for TRINITY www.powerslide.com/Powerslide-Pitch-Control-Set-across also a good way to solve it is to chek this video from mine (wedging part) at the end . kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4PVnIB9o511ipo Pascal Briand

[@ZantierTasa]

How do you heat mould the swell lite? Do you leave in the removeable liner, and put it in the oven? My feet are badly falling to the outside (I need to balance on the VERY inside of my foot to keep the skates vertical), even when moving the trinity mount points as far to the outside as possible.

[@miriammosca1683]

Have you tried molding them at the end? I just bought mine and was thinking about heat molding them

[@ZantierTasa]

@@miriammosca1683 I ended up returning them, and getting FR1s, along with some of my friends. FRX/FR1 seems to fit most people's feet better than any other skates. There's some good videos on KZbin about buying a heat gun and doing heat molding (on skates that aren't even designed for it), but usually it's to push out pressure points around the ankle, rather than the end of the boot.

[@ViajanDOS78]

@@ZantierTasa I got a pair of powerslide Nite 125 but they were too small for me. Even though I'm size 41 and I ordered 42, they were still too tight. I only tried them for 100 meters and the pain was very intense in my foot. I started a return process but according to what I read the conditions for the return they say that if you tried them they are considered as used and I run the risk that they will not exchange them for a size up! or they will return only part of the money back. In what condition did you return yours ??? Did you try them in a park or something like this ??

[@kdarling28]

Just found out the biggest size powerslide swells come in, is an 42, an 8 womens in the usa... U dont understand how badly i NEEEEEDDD them! I want the flamingo in a size 44.. (a 9-10 womens usa in usa) TAKE MY MONEY hahaha

[@gregskakadu863]

can i heat mold my new puls trinity twice, when i detect a pressure point?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

yes, you can heat mold our boots multiple times due to the high quality of the materials being used. enjoy your new skates!

[@gregskakadu863]

@@PowerslideInlineskates i'm excited they will arrive in few days. :)

[@klaashendrikkingma7861]

Is the ultra white also heat moldable?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

yes, the swell ultra white 110 skates are also fully heat moldable!

[@Shifter-bp2hu]

I have the Swell 125 city grey. Can I use this to make them wider? I have wide feet and also pressure points on the ankle.

[@ЕвгенийЧернев-ы9ф]

Can this POWERSLIDE SWELL KAKI 3X125 be thermoformed?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

no this one is not heatmoldable

[@cheeseface99]

Hi great vid, ill check but i think my gawds are the nylon shell, will this work with the gawds skin? I broke my foot and its still a little swollen so could do with this! Thank you

[@maxmeier196]

My Oven is to small

[@MrPadamus]

Is it Marty Mc Fly?

[@gelakfabricio7545]

Is this possible with the NEXT 100? With all the boot?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

no it si not. with your NEXT skates, you can heat mold the myfit liners, but not the plastic hard shell.

[@StrawHat9138]

Thank you@@PowerslideInlineskates​. This is very good to know!

[@daviddunneart]

Great work guys :)

[@spectrive9739]

Just ruined my skates! I put them in the oven for 15 minutes at 175f/80c and they melted! I tried following the video as best I could :(

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

which model was that? if any issues please contact customer service. [e-mail]

[@spectrive9739]

@@PowerslideInlineskates I did and wasn't able to be compensated in any way. I followed the video carefully and my skates melted.

[@spectrive9739]

@@PowerslideInlineskates Swell Nite 125 - 3D Adapt

[@rj2648]

perfect video!

[@HCDVelcra]

Dass einfach offen gesagt wird, ja das geht zu Hause, so und so ganz easy ohne irgendwelche Bestimmungen, Einsendungen weil es nur die Firma kann und darf blablabla. Offen auf, 80° und an die Pantoffeln. Und das mehrfach - lässt auf gutes Material hoffen. Sehr gut!

[@gideonMorrison]

Hiya Powerslide, is it true the Swells fit narrow feet only?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

We have 5 differents FIT fr mnarrow to wide: ultimate, performance, sportive, comfort , universal. SWELL is comfort.

[@gideonMorrison]

@@PowerslideInlineskates Thanks for the reply. Strange, because then people with wider feet who could be highly athletic can't use the top lines...?

[@hutsonp89]

Nice and tight and snug. Tehehe. 😏

[@Gabe-vu9lj]

Can this be done with the 3d Adapt Models? They felt very comfortable when I tried them on but when I started skating I realized that I had pressure points on the outside sides of my feet- I guess due to the narrowness of the boot.

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

Hello we don't recommand to do heat molding on 3d adapt padding models.

[@ThatDutchKaj]

Can you also put the liners on their side if your oven is not tall enough? I also heard something about microwave ovens. I have a combi manchine that can function as a microwave and an oven, so I assume I can use for heat molding. Is my assumption correct?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

we would recommend only the use of a regular oven in a size that you always make sure no parts of the skates touch the oven walls.

[@gillyOO7]

just received my size 12 swell tri blacks and they are too tight and too slim so should I do this to make them work with thick socks or return them? Will they not take them back if this is done?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

sorry to hear that. if they are slightly too short / too tight, heat molding is an option. but it can only help with some mm's, it will not magically generate one complete size. please also check our sizing charts on the swell product pages with exact mm measurements.

[@inevitable5106]

Would heat molding my swells, which are too big (long and wide) help? Or does it only make sense for pressure points?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

That - unfortunately - would indicate that you have the incorrect size. There's not much heat molding can do about that :/

[@isaiah779]

I've had a pair of Powerslide Swell's for about a year now, and I've only ridden them three times indoors. I thought they'd break in over time but they're still painful to ride even after heat molding them twice. Am I stuck with them?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

sorry to hear that. it is a tough question to answer, as everyone in the world has different feet and tehre is nothing like a universal fit to every person. besides heat molding, there are still numerous way to change the fit of your swell skates if you exprience fitting issues with pressure points. besides heat molding and pushing the painful part carefully to the outside, you can also: experiment with frame placement. depending if you tend to fall to the inside with your ankle (x legs), you can mount the frame more on the inside of your skates, or vice versa with bow leg stand, you can put your frames to the outside. neoprene footies / foot covers are often used to put more padding in parts of your foot where it might be needed and can work wonders. taking out the insole or replacing the insole with a different one can change the fit a lot. orthopedic insoles work also, if your feet / legs need for example more arch support. we also offer the myfit arch support that can be put in underneath or instead of an innersole to prevent your fweet from falling to the inside. thin socks can also help to create a little more room inside your skates... we really hope that one or multiple of these techniques help you out, so you can enjoy your swell skates!

[@singerfromhell666]

Can this also be done with the Powerslide Swell Bolt 110 ? and is there any difference at all in the method if it also works on Bolt 110 :)

[@singerfromhell666]

It says on your website it is not... :/ I am having quite big issues on the outside of my foot, before the little toe, and it does not seem to stop.. now I am swollen on that area :/ and I have had the skates for over 1 month now... So I hope you can help me here..

[@neoa0881]

Radium white 100mm can be moldeable?

[@VerenaHaa]

Is it also possible to gain some additional millimeters in length with heat molding? I got some issues with my new Swell Black City 125

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

hello. yes and no. up to a certain degree, yes, but gaining length is not the purpose of heat molding in first place.

[@BraggFamily13]

Just received my powerslide swell ultra white trinity 110 tri skates. Straight from the box, I’d classify fit as snug, Having “pressure points” on my inner ankle bones unfortunately. Can I put my boots in a conventional kitchen oven? Or does it have to be smaller oven to do the heat molding? Also, if I’m experiencing signifant pressure on these areas, how thick should I fold relief shims? THANKS, The engineering, attention to detail on every material part, build of this skate is impressive, I want my damn boots to FEEL good!

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

hi! thanks for your feedback and sorry to read about your fitting problems. yes, heat molding in a conventional oven will do just fine, just make sure the boots do not touch the sides of the oven. thickness can be applied in multiple tries to test and find out how much your feet actually need. we would recommend starting with something minimal like 2-3mm and check if it already helped. pressure points can also come up for several factors: have you tried a different frame placement? rockering the frames to the outside if you tend to fall to the outside and vice versa can help a lot! also experimenting with differnet insoles/foot supports/arch supports/no insoles at all / only heel 2/3rds insoles can do the trick for some.

[@BraggFamily13]

Thank you for the expedited feedback, I’ll try this and provide feedback on the process following the video tutorial

[@tfaseffiS]

Can i do the same with the Powerslide Next Pro Black 110

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

Hi only with the liner which is myfit 80°C...but sure not with the boot

[@FrodoSuper]

Can the same method be applied to the ‘Swell stellar Jr. 100’? If so should I heat just the liner or boot and liner ok? Thanks in advance :)

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

Hi the SWELL stellar jr 100 is not heatmoldable.

[@FrodoSuper]

@@PowerslideInlineskates strange… your website states that they are? 🤔

[@johnnysinger3353]

Do these run show size accurate or should I buy a smaller size?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

it would depend of the model. WE have 5 different fit style at powerslide you can find lot of cool information there powerslide.com/pages/skate-guide

[@patrickb5205]

Great Video, does it also work with Swell Triple Black 110?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

yes of ocurse. shell heat moldability : MYFIT shell with 90° C

[@ShutterlabCreative]

Is this the same process for the next? *Edit: I see, next is not heat moldable.

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

no, the next skates can not be heat molded. the next do come with myfit liners, which are heat moldable. have a look at our latest tutorial about heat molding your skate liners: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5W3o4yZjc51gKs

[@vehrkalia]

Can I heat the skate using the hair dryer?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

heat molding with a hair dryer is possible, but can damage the material easily if not done 100% correctly. we recommend the method shown above.

[@patikuuu]

Hello, is it possible through heat molding to mold a boot that is a tad too large?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

usually it is the opposite. but if you heat mold your skates and tight them upper really tight and put pressure from the outside on the areas that are too big / too wide for your foot, it should work fine, too!

[@Rafaelinux]

Even when in "skating position" my heel still has a little bit of give, can lift it by half a centimeter or so, it doesn't get locked, so it's impossible to be confident, the rest of the skate is pretty fine now (after a bit of breaking in) How would I go about heatmolding the boot to make it tighter on the heel area? Thanks

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

Hi, making a heel counter of a plastic shell tighter is almost impossible. I would recommend to use one of the MYFIT footies with extra heel lock (art. no. 908287 if you want to check with your favorite shop). The footies are made of 2mm thick neoprene material made in Japan and include some padding for heel lock. The footies will fill the space in your boots and prevent your foot from blisters. I hope this information is helpful for you.

[@Rafaelinux]

@@PowerslideInlineskates thanks for the reply. Bought a pair for my girlfriend a couple months back, had to tear them with scissors almost completely for them to fit. The sizes are really skewed. They did their job, though.

[@sphaisadventurous5100]

My ankles had excruciating pain from the Bont boots I recently bought, I’m trying this method hopefully I’ll get the best results and thank you for this video

[@k473r]

Did it work?

[@sphaisadventurous5100]

@@k473r yes it worked

[@artmas8118]

Swell Road also heat moldable?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

yes it is.

[@Eb0e5XWh4byxBt4jmrhR]

Hi there, I´m really worried about my new Swell... I have a lot of pain in the inside ankle bone because of the hard plastic. Will the hard plastic really mold with tjis process or is it just for the soft boot? I tried the heating process with a hair dryer but I don´t see difference.... Somebody could help me on this? I´m really desapointed for now with these rollers... Thanks.

[@pakkutaqdavidsen6067]

I have the same problem 😪

[@JoeyAppleseed]

I used the method shown in the video & relieved the excruciating pain I was having on my left inner ankle bone! I have the Kaze. Thank you, Powerslide!!

[@dinosthedino]

Thank you for this video. Can I apply the same instructions to heat mould the Swell Nite 125? ie same temperature / times, only remove the wheels? Thank you

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

yes , exactly

[@amaroidmifour5815]

i have the 2017 Swell trinity model. Can I heat mold it?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

yes, you can!

[@sjaakve]

@@PowerslideInlineskates not sure, but think I have the 2016 model. Are these also heat mouldable is the way that is shown in de video?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

@@sjaakve unsure, as we started using heat moldable materials with our 2017 swell collection.

[@sjaakve]

@@PowerslideInlineskates ah, good thing I refrained from trying. Any way you could make sure?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

@@sjaakve sure, we can look into it. which model is it exactly?

[@omertavuz4698]

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[@senanuraygun7213]

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[@Matthewdoesstuff]

Can this also work with an r4?

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

the older r4 shells are not heat moldable, but the 2018 r4 shells, which do come with trinity mounting, are also heat moldable the same way the swell skates are

[@Matthewdoesstuff]

Those are the ones I got! Might have to try this to tame the arches on my r4 and kaze...hopefullyit works as it’s been a hell of a year trying to find skates that fit

[@Matthewdoesstuff]

Those are the ones I got! Might have to try this to tame the arches on my r4 and kaze...hopefullyit works as it’s been a hell of a year trying to find skates that fit

[@Matthewdoesstuff]

Those are the ones I got! Might have to try this to tame the arches on my r4 and kaze...hopefullyit works as it’s been a hell of a year trying to find skates that fit

[@Matthewdoesstuff]

Those are the ones I got! Might have to try this to tame the arches on my r4 and kaze...hopefullyit works as it’s been a hell of a year trying to find skates that fit

[@sskkuuddrraa]

I molded my skates in my wife's oven. Now every time I meet my skate mates, they ask what kind of chicken I brought. I wonder how long till they nickname me ''chicken''.

[@MrCbrehaut]

Can I heat mold the white Swell Road 125’s with the air pump in the back? I have excruciating pain in my ankle from the lower shell plastic digging into my bone. I was only able to skate in them one time and then this pain started from the plastic.

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

Hi, No we do not recommend this as the air pocket is heat sensitive.

[@xXTheMustXx]

80 Degrees Fahrenheit ? Wtf you mean Celsius or am i wrong o.O

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

celsius

[@xXTheMustXx]

ye ok tried it, but my foot still gets "sleepy"

[@guitarman8990]

fit my foot good but no matter how much I try to heat mold my swell firefly they ripe the hell out of my ankles walmart skates fit better sorry I got them can not afford to buy a different pair but I love to skate so I go out and skate ripe the hell out of my ankles then have to wait till my heels heal which takes about a week then I can go out again got scares on my ankles only skating once a week sucks would not recommend them to anyone

[@PowerslideInlineskates]

Hi Guitar Man, what skate are you talking about ? which model? let us know so i can may be help you there. Pascal Briand

[@guitarman8990]

@@PowerslideInlineskates swell firefly

[@guitarman8990]

@@PowerslideInlineskates it just in the ankles I'm having a problem even tried heat gun just in that area I believe the plastic is my problem it's right over my ankles

[@guitarman8990]

@@PowerslideInlineskates swell firefly

[@guitarman8990]

@@PowerslideInlineskates you ask which model i put that in my first comment and i replied two more times and you don't get back to me some customers service i have bin rollin for 36 years had different pairs over the years worst fitting pair i have had