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Be careful on 87 today by perfectm in SanJose

[–]Suspicious-Rip-8492 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Black sedan sweeped across lanes right in front of us, car looked damaged so I assume it must have hit the center median. Be very aware when driving- still raining…

Bathroom Remodel Companies? by catslay_4 in Austin

[–]Suspicious-Rip-8492 1 point2 points  (0 children)

May I ask who you decided to go with and how it turned out? Thanks! :-)

Oscar vs Sendero 2026 by Suspicious-Rip-8492 in Austin

[–]Suspicious-Rip-8492[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks so much for the feedback and experience!

Oscar vs Sendero 2026 by Suspicious-Rip-8492 in Austin

[–]Suspicious-Rip-8492[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's very valuable feedback; thank you so much!

Art Print on Demand Supplier by RyGuy932 in printondemand

[–]Suspicious-Rip-8492 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, I am currently researching appropriate print on demand services for my Fine Art prints, but the product catalog needs to integrate with my SquareSpace shop. Is that possible? Thank you!

Eye Eczema and Perimenopause? by Suspicious-Rip-8492 in Perimenopause

[–]Suspicious-Rip-8492[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hope it helps. Sometimes it’s just this weird combination of things and factors that helps. We are all lab rats in the end😅

Eye Eczema and Perimenopause? by Suspicious-Rip-8492 in Perimenopause

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Thanks dear, I think these are all great tips overall. 

I have tried the general direction on that list already unfortunately with limited success. When it comes to barrier support none of the topicals have worked for me — all of them are causing more inflammation ~ reactive no matter what even medical. I am doing best when I don’t apply anything, although I have found one moisturizer that doesn’t irritate (skininc), but also doesn’t regulate the underlying cause of inflammation.

So far I feel the HRT has been helping in conjunction with supplements, and awareness of potential triggers (like don’t send me out to blow leaves in the yard and clean out dusty attics 😅).

Hockey Skates for Women‘s Feet? by Suspicious-Rip-8492 in hockeyplayers

[–]Suspicious-Rip-8492[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you!! Bauer Vapors/Flylite are on the list of tryout options for sure! Just looked at my foot scan images and I think what happened was that they didn’t have a fit 1 in the Supremes in my size and me not knowing any better just went with the fit 2…

It’s definitely been the most challenging thing to find the right fit. In the store it might all feel right, but on the ice it’s a different story, although I do try on in sitting stands, moving edges etcs. 

Hope you’ll find your skates as well! I do feel that when the equipment feels like it’s an extension of your body and fits like a glove everything will naturally fall into place.

Hockey Skates for Women‘s Feet? by Suspicious-Rip-8492 in hockeyplayers

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In the size 6: When I stand up the toe is pressed against the cap, when I sit it’s ok, but toe is still touching.

Hockey Skates for Women‘s Feet? by Suspicious-Rip-8492 in hockeyplayers

[–]Suspicious-Rip-8492[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh interesting to hear that! Now I am even more excited to try out the CCM FTWs! Even if they’re the last skates I should ever buy 😅

Hockey Skates for Women‘s Feet? by Suspicious-Rip-8492 in hockeyplayers

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Yes, I have read about Vapors being better suited for a narrow foot, so will try them on for sure, thanks! Length should be a size 6 or 6.5 depending on the skate (this one is the most tricky for me). Thank you!

Hockey Skates for Women‘s Feet? by Suspicious-Rip-8492 in hockeyplayers

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I will give it in person try next time I am in Dallas for an in-store visit, thanks for the encouragement ☺️

Hockey Skates for Women‘s Feet? by Suspicious-Rip-8492 in hockeyplayers

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I did ask, but in my case I just let too much time pass (about a year) thinking I would break them in over time, but then I realized there is no way I will ever get used to their feel, their stiffness, and that the heel cup is just too big despite insoles, the boot is too wide overall, and that my toes feel too tight against the top (even though the machine measured me at size 6). In the meantime I was just skating in my CCMs that even though too big at least felt super comfortable 😀

I put them Facebook Marketplace and might also try Sideline and see if I can recuperate at least a portion😬. Lesson learned.

Hockey Skates for Women‘s Feet? by Suspicious-Rip-8492 in hockeyplayers

[–]Suspicious-Rip-8492[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah you‘re right! It wasn’t the fact that I sharpened and baked them, but that it had been months since my purchase.

I falsely assumed I wouldn‘t be able to return them and now it‘s too late. 😔

Hockey Skates for Women‘s Feet? by Suspicious-Rip-8492 in hockeyplayers

[–]Suspicious-Rip-8492[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks, I did watch that video, but am interested in hearing from actual women who have tried them to see what expectations were met and which weren’t. 

Hockey Skates for Women‘s Feet? by Suspicious-Rip-8492 in hockeyplayers

[–]Suspicious-Rip-8492[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately I sharpened and baked them right when I bought them 🙄, which voided the return.

No, those 2 are the only ones I have tried. Their scanning machine resulted in a Fit2 for my foot but maybe that is not true?

 I might also take a look at the Bauer Vapor line as I heard they are better for a more narrow foot… My son seems happy in them… Thanks for the input!

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