So I had my Ice Fly mistakenly ordered in C cup, which I had skated for a year now and not until recently, it started showing sign of bunions and pain near the toe which probably indicate that my the bunion on my feet is pretty bad rn. I had my skate tech widen them out but its just the toe part, not the part where it hurt, he explained that if we keep go on, it will break the boot. I'm no where close to afford a new boot at this moment, is there anything I can do to widen the boot cause' it really affects my skating.
Toe box width problem
- Thread starter bquan2512
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- Jan 9, 2017
You may not even be right foot shape for Edea. You may need to explore other boot brands and if you would like help with that we would need to know the following: Foot shape, if your arches are very high/high, normal, low, flat. Also, height and weight and skill set.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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What do you mean by the part that hurts, has it hurt all this time? And what part is that?
You could widen the Ice Fly pretty easily yourself with just a hair dryer, or take it to a tech, but I'm confused by what the tech means by the boots breaking, is it only related to the toe part? If you want to try something yourself, you can ask me in DM and I can walk you through how to do it.
Also be sure to check that there are no creasing near the first hooks, and that the boots are not actually breaking, which might explain some issues too.
You could widen the Ice Fly pretty easily yourself with just a hair dryer, or take it to a tech, but I'm confused by what the tech means by the boots breaking, is it only related to the toe part? If you want to try something yourself, you can ask me in DM and I can walk you through how to do it.
Also be sure to check that there are no creasing near the first hooks, and that the boots are not actually breaking, which might explain some issues too.
