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Main Skating Forum General discussions about all types of skating, including how to skate, places to skate, skating events, skating equipment, and any topic that does not fall under one of our other skating forums. |
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Join Date: Dec 2019
Posts: 36
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I found a very comprehensive boot making course, but it's for traditional walking boots, or western boots. I want to make my own boots, learn weak points, what makes an excellent boot, what a person wants from a boot, and make custom skate boots that will last their entire life of skating.
I want to use my tax return money for self improvement, and to avoid just making short sighted purchases. I'd like to learn skate boot making from the best, any ideas on where I could inquire? Thank you |
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Tukwila, just south of Seattle
Posts: 1,623
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First thing, boots for what kind of skating? Speed, Dance, quad, inline, Indoor, Outdoor etc.
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Join Date: Dec 2019
Posts: 36
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All. I want to learn how to make all types of skate boots. Well, all leather, workable material boots. Not molded plastic stuff.
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