BOOT SIZING
We strongly encourage our clients to visit our showroom or our race kiosk to be properly fitted by one of our experienced staff. However, if it is not possible to do so, we will work with you to try and estimate your correct boot size. Every boot manufacture has a different sizing chart, none of which are 100% accurate. Through experience, we know that some size charts fit large and others fit small. To order the right boot for you, please guide us by providing your foot length. The 7-step sizing procedure below will help us to best estimate your boot size in your chosen brand: Sizing in 7 steps

Sizing in 7 steps

1) Put on the same socks you will be skating in. If you skate in bare feet, take off your socks.
2) Put a piece of paper on the floor with the shorter side just touching a flat wall.
3) Place your heel up against the wall. Your heel should just touch the wall.
4) Place your weight on your foot and mark the end of your toe on the paper.
5) Then measure the distance in mm or inches
6) Repeat it for the other foot
7) Make sure you write down the measurements in mm on the piece of paper

Scan your measurements and send them to sales@ilpeloton.com
These procedures cannot replace a fitting session, but will help us to obtain the most accurate estimate without one.

SEMI CUSTOM
This means changing a boot from it's stock format - other than changing to short track or long track format (The Jet, Apache and Vaypor are available in all formats). Semi custom can mean getting two different sizes for one pair or making a boot wide (but not narrow). Semi custom adds $50 to the boot cost, and the boot then becomes non-returnable, non refundable. Please make sure of sizing before you place a semi custom order! Faxes of foot tracings direct to us can be used to determine size, or if semi custom is necessary. We will then add $50 to the boot cost.

HEAT MOLDING

CLEANING YOUR BEARINGS