BurnabyJoe7
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- Apr 12, 2019
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Anyone here have experience dealing with lace bite? Haven't played hockey consistently for a while and just got back into it this year. Took a shot off my old skates the other day and had to get new ones. Had a really old pair of vapors and switched to CCMs. Had the skates for a few games and had insane lace bite but only on my right skate, so I thought the tongue could have been defective and ended up exchanging them for a new pair of bauer vapours. Used them a few times now and I still have a bit of lace bite, but I think it's because I'm still recovering from the original lace bite I got from the CCMs, where I couldn't walk in regular boots for a week and had to stick to wearing low rise shoes for 2 weeks.
For those who have dealt with lace bite- were you able to solve the issue? If so, what worked? And do you do a tongue tuck into your shinpads?
I played hockey consistently for the first 25 years of my life and I'm only having the issue now for the first time after buying new skates. I used to be a tongue out guy but now I find that tucking them in helps.
Thanks in advance for any advice folks.
For those who have dealt with lace bite- were you able to solve the issue? If so, what worked? And do you do a tongue tuck into your shinpads?
I played hockey consistently for the first 25 years of my life and I'm only having the issue now for the first time after buying new skates. I used to be a tongue out guy but now I find that tucking them in helps.
Thanks in advance for any advice folks.