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The only comment I have for you is that occasionally it might make sense to  
wear your skates without socks.  I have had skates that were too tight -  
mostly narrow and my arch's would cramp up quite bad.  My feet would also  get 
cold.  I switched to going barefoot and this relieved the cramping and  the cold 
feet - even when skating outside.  It may or may not work for you  and I don't 
recomend it as a permanent solution.  However, it may allow you  to use those 
skates until they wear out.  It is important to dry your  skates between uses 
as they will stink and wear or rot out from the inside  if you don't take 
care of them.  I still wear my Mission roller hockey  skates this way as they are 
too narrow and my archs cramp.  I have Bauer  ice skates that fit correctly 
with socks.  My wife goes without socks with  her ice hockey skates - but they 
stink something horrible.  I will not take  them in to get sharpened as I am 
embarrassed:-)
 
As far as new skates - you have to be the judge, but you might want to make  
sure you get skates wide enough and ones that can be "baked".  
 
Good Luck
 
Tom
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