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Darren

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Crossmax 3's - 20:52 23 Jan 05 if i buy the crossmax from proline skates....are they meant to be moulded to my feet or is it ok not to mould them? .

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lemming

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Re:Crossmax 3's - 20:57 23 Jan 05 You can get them moulded although I haven't bothered (yet).

If you're desperate for them now then get them while they're on offer, or just go to Club Bueroom in London where they're also on offer. If you choose to use proline 'cos of teh trip, Blueroom will still mould them for you.

It's not a requirement - you can where them as is (I do). Just BE CAREFUL though. If you don't know your size then you'd be best to go to London and check you get the right fit. Nothing worse then skates which are too large or too small. The moulding is pointless if they're not the right length / comfortable.

It'd probably be worth lookingat the Crossmax 4s anyway, as they've had some improvements that may be worth the extra 60 quid (or whatever.) ! Skate Monkey !

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Drakey

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Re:Crossmax 3's - 22:01 23 Jan 05 the custom fitting just saves time as my old Deemax are shaped to my foot without the moulding, it just takes a few weeks of regular use, or a couple of WNS!!

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padrino

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Re:Crossmax 3's - 23:01 23 Jan 05 I had mine moulded, the guy at S&R told me that it just speeded up the process, as Drakey sais, if you wear them for a while it has the same effect as heating them.

Even though mine were moulded, they still got more comfortable after about 5 or 6 hours use. Any married man should forget his mistakes. There's no use in two people remembering the same thing

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dogsbody

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Re:Crossmax 3's - 23:46 23 Jan 05 I didn't get mine molded in a shop as I got my skates online. I did however get two of my GF's hairdryers (strangely I don't have one) and blew them into my skates for 10 mins before wearing them, this seemed to do the job quite well

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Darren

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Re:Crossmax 3's - 15:40 24 Jan 05 thankyou for ur help

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