Best Ice Hockey Skate Runners - Step Steel, Massive Blade, BladeTech review

[@LTH.pod1]

Could you do "blind" on ice tests with players who have never used such runners?? What's the price of these after market runners? How do I know I'm buying the right size to fit my holders? Dose this effect my skates warranty??? What level of play will see the most benefit? Beer league or professional Ps sorry for rambling on As a last thought David Clarke is hosting his annual adult training clinic at Nottingham arena (could be an opportunity to get a side by side comparison rec and pro) And lastly think a great video would be one on camps / clinics that are available during the off season would open people's eyes to what's available nearby or as a summer holiday treat Thanks Max

[@tomaskoudelka1302]

With massiveblade I couldn't believe how alleviating the skating all of a sudden felt and was. The best about massive blades for me is the confidence at which you lean into the turns and keep gliding on the way out. Never happened that blades will slow you or you get stuck in the turn at high speeds, on the other hand will help you speed up. The maneuverability in turns is awesome. More incredible thing is that the blades don't need sharpening at all and still keep it's mentioned qualities. The blades improves a player's game in many aspects:1. 100% reliability -> amazing confidence in skating maneuvers -> skating technique best practiced; 2. energy saving in every stride, improved glide -> longer glide -> leg strength plummets -> even more energy saving for a player; 3. sharp turns and quick turnovers and starts feels absolutely save and effortless and with absolute confidence, even the ice is totally broken from you turning hard. 4. Sharpening almost no need (up to 6 months); 5. Optimal height (step steel are way too much high, which decreases your stability) and optimal radius profile (best for speed vs. maneuverability, to compare with step steel, where you have to do some profiling in toes, not to stumble while leaning forward to make a dash) 6. New technology and color design. Am sure by now, that nothing will improve your game better, than the technology in the material of the blades. Just awesome piece of sport technology and a must for everyone who is looking to be an elite skater.

[@agrotta1650]

Tomas Koudelka, How much does it cost and is it just called "Massive blade"?

[@francescoqueirolo5956]

With normal metal/steel assuming the same alloy composition (which is certainly unlikely) hardening steel is usually done by 1. adding more carbon to the steel and changing the molecular arrangement of the material. In all other applications that I am aware of harder steel (hardness measured in something like Rockwell) makes a more brittle material that while holding it's edge better during use is MORE prone to cracking and chipping. While I think your video is informative I think it's important to provide sources if you are going to say the blades are harder and don't crack/break as easily because that is not usually the case in (all?) other metallurgical applications. Also, for the average person changing steel is in IMO almost irrelevant but that is subjective. The physics I just mentioned should be addressed.

[@fredrikbystrom7380]

It is actually possible for steel to be both harder and less prone to cracking / chipping, but that's more costly to produce and only holds true up to a certain point.

[@mongillohockey]

Tydan Black with DLC and Step Steel Black Steel with a DLC are very comparable, but with a slight exception and that's height. Step Steel is definitely a little taller than Tydan and Tydan has a slightly less aggressive front of the blade. What I'd like to see is a video talking about whether or not the extra height of Step Steel is actually a good thing. It's been my experience skating on Step Steel for years now, that you can in fact cut a little tighter, but it comes at the cost of stability.

[@brunoduguay9100]

Review of Tydan blade are pretty hard to find!! I have Bauer skate and step dont do them anymore so i’m looking at Tydan Black DLC, have you tried the Tydan?

[@mongillohockey]

I know, I'm in the same boat. I think I'm to the point where I'd be okay with any steel that has the DLC on it. I know of one place to get Tydan steel, but that's pretty much it. I'm gonna try out the new Bauer Pulse Ti steel on 10/24 and 10/31. If it sucks for some reason (Like the way LS5 sucked), I'll look at Tydan or the DLC Bionic that came out.

[@MrLurkin4life]

Only if Step steel would ship their black steel thats compatible with the TUUK lightspeed edge holders to the US! Bauer has a patent on it and they're only available in Canada.

[@HDCHITOWN]

MrLurkin4life theyre coming out with step for edge holders in the us. I have seen it in chicago hockey atore

[@MrLurkin4life]

Really? I talked to the Rep on Instagram and he told me its only in Canada right now. That was a couple months ago though. What store did you see them at? I'll order some right now.

[@TheGilbertsonfamily]

It's a licensing thing. There have been rumors about a deal for about a year now. Most smaller hockey shops will ship them stateside. Bigger stores might not.

[@lamcup1099]

That's because hockey is Canada sport👌🏼

[@georgy2596]

I live in Canada and my Step steels have "Sales in the USA forbidden" written on them.

[@scottmackey4182]

Chris, can you please do an update on the latest blade options available today? 3 years ago you did this great video, but today things are different again. An update would be greatly appreciated!

[@michaelbates648]

Watched this and decided to get the step black steel runners and couldn’t fault them 👌👍 thanks for the advice keep it going

[@michaelbates648]

Viggo Stokholm I did and would never go back to normal steel now

[@thames6897]

@@michaelbates648 how they feel

[@AtotheK17]

I would love to hear about Tydan blades. I've heard they're compatible to Step and they can ship to the US for lightspeed edge holders.

[@ashtons.2282]

AtotheK17 yea I was looking at buying some

[@seancameron9865]

AtotheK17 I just got a set of the black goalie blades. They are amazing, I've tried all of the Canadian blades and Tydan is by far the best

[@mikestiskin]

There the same and you can buy and or get shipped to us

[@dnlstomper137]

What about Tydan Blades?

[@fredrikbystrom7380]

Unless the actual sharp part of the blade is buffed and polished AFTER it is sharpened / profiled (which it isn't), I very much doubt having a mirror-finish reduces glide on the ice.

[@OmSande]

How about testing the Finnish RamonEdge?? 🤔

[@scottmackey4182]

Have you done, or considered doing, a video on flatness versus rocker on the blade. I use a radius rocker on my blades and you mentioned in this video that the taller Step Steel blade is better because of its shape. I would challenge that for those more advanced skaters who are not used to such a flat blade. Radius blades turn faster and carve better than flatter blades. IMHO.

[@MedTHCOntario]

Can you tell us the exact rockwell hardness rating for each type of blade. A video on blade hardness vs ice hardness, whether it be outdoor ice, small rink or arena ice hardness, would b awesome!

[@samakm8425]

Love your videos. I get a lot out of them. I haven’t read through all the comments, but I’m surprised you didn’t mention the weight of the blades and the impact on performance. Would be interested.

[@Kyle-fk2vh]

Great video really helped I just got a pair of step Steele and about to try them out

[@HockeyTutorialOfficial]

Glad we could help.

[@nathanchen-mack6277]

How much does a pair cost? I’m from Victoria and have a skate shop that sells them...interested in switching to them

[@MaximRecoil]

The old SLM "Dynasteel" carbon steel blades that were commonly used in the '80s and '90s by CCM (such as the SL-5000) were as hard or harder than anything on the market today. Even their stainless steel version (SL-6000) was quite hard. Average Rockwell hardness for their carbon steel blades was 58; 56 for their stainless steel blades. By comparison, Tuuk's stainless steel blades were a pathetic 51.6, and 51.7 for their carbon steel blades: i.imgur.com/GcC8Lmc.png For a modern comparison, Massive Blades' blades range from 55 to 56.5 on the Rockwell C hardness scale, according to their website. The old ICM "Super Steel" carbon steel blades, as seen on various Canstar skates (Bauer, Micron, etc.) from the '80s and '90s, were also known for holding an edge, though I don't know where exactly they ranked on the Rockwell C hardness scale.

[@HawksFan5884]

When players say the black steel gets taken off when you get them sharpened. I don’t think they’re talking about the bottom where the sharpening wheel hits it. I think they mean the finish that gets taken off the sides when they’re stoned. A lot of places will still stone this kind of steel. Probably b/c this black steel burrs up more then carbon black steels, or they don’t have a leather hone.

[@3beltwesty]

Some History, Chrome is added on non stainless blades to reduce corrosion. Hockey skate blades many decades ago where high carbon steel, the blades were chromed so the sides were not so ugly. They runners rusted like mad, like any high carbon steel does with moisture. When stainless Hockey blades came out ,some places did not like to sharpen them, ie stainless loads up the grinding wheel more. With STEP V steel runners the material is stainless, the sides are polished so the claim is the edge is better. ie at the micro level there is no effective change in thickness (heel to toe) of the runner.

[@kylebuker7600]

Sweet video, I recently just did a custom order on the new TRUE skates and added the step blacksteel (didn't really know much about them other than what i was told by the service staff) and after watching your video I'm that much more excited to get them!

[@shawnalexander1305]

Have fun when your skate sole deteriorates and you have to re rivet your skates every two practices. Go ccm 3D scan for durable custom boots

[@riunashlie6462]

Great research and summary. Just purchased UltraSonics with LS Pulse Ti and hate em. Edge is okay but tends to flex and bend/bow with a slight curve outward ... very consistently does this right from out of the box new. Definitely going to switch to Step Steel. Thanks guys, big thumbs up.

[@riunashlie6462]

... and should also comment that I found I had to drop from 3/4" with my old Easton Mako with Step Steel down to 5/8" with the LS Pulse Ti ... not too big a deal but the LS steel simply doesn't last or hold its edge in addition to not being as strong.

[@shadzofgrey]

I agree and want to do the same. I believe the only way is to switch holders.

[@brandonho2838]

the stepsteel is easy to get rust than the bauer LS4

[@antonys.scandale9439]

Hands down, Step Steel is the best. I get more bite into the ice, I can tilt a lot lower to the ice around corners without bottoming out and the sharpening lasts longer. I have to buy another pair for my FT1's

[@Paco49437R6]

Are any of the Step Steel benefits lost when the blades are profiled?

[@jasonschwartz9481]

No. Not at all...as long as done correctly.

[@doc325]

From the Goalie side, (those weird slow moving guys that like getting hit by pucks, and hate suicide skating) I've used Step Steel Extreme and Step Steel standard for a couple years now. I prefer Extreme, but it does have its downside, mostly on the additional stress it puts on the knees and ankles. I wouldn't recommend them for young skaters for this reason, as they're still growing and developing, and putting unnecessary stress on their joints is always a bad idea. That said, why extreme versus standard? Comes down to in close proximity play. I'm able to get much lower to the ice in my stance before my edges simply slip out in extreme blades than standard, also during pushes, the angle I have to bring my knee up for a hard lateral pushes is significantly less which means getting my edge to push much harder, and a quicker. This also means a faster close on my butterfly at the end because my pushing knee is closer to the ice. I'm also taller in the net in my stance, and as a tall goalie, appearing bigger than your predator can have a psychological effect on them, that's just nature. While this all sounds appealing for young skaters, putting additional wear and tear on your joints, especially while they're still developing is not worth the gain. Hockey is a great sport, and incurring stress injuries that will hinder them when their fully matured is not worth the slight advantage. Learn the movements correctly as a youth, and then as an adult you can opt to cut a corner, if you choose, for a slight advantage, especially when your getting around your 40's and you need every advantage you can get when your playing against those early 20's in a 2-0 situation. "90% of hockey players dream of making those amazing goals, my dream is stopping them."

[@duncanmccarron9146]

Shawn Kendrick why would it put extra stress on your joints

[@toddadams6353]

Just snapped my Bauer LS4 steel in half last night on my 4th skate on them, I play pucks with my skates a lot but damn, I had heard they had a recall on the steel, hopefully they've solved it now.

[@3beltwesty]

Post a video to show us the breaks would be totally cool

[@toddadams6353]

You want a video of my broken runner? How about here's an image: i68.tinypic.com/11qsojd.jpg

[@Nardo86]

Interesting, my last pair fractured in the same place 2 skates after a sharpening.

[@toddadams6353]

They had a massive recall on LS4, already got my replacement pair, we'll see what happens. Step steel will be my next purchase for steel though, used it before, it feels amazing.

[@lukaskott2634]

Pure Hockey is selling/shipping the Step Steel for the Tuuk in the US

[@TheDp1965]

Great Review. keep up the great job. Cheers.

[@blakehanson5108]

Thought this was a comparison of all the blades not just sucking off step steel

[@catachi7041]

it was he was just talking a lot about step steel because it has a lot more things to talk about than the others.

[@catachi7041]

and more specs

[@mccloud7741]

Where could you buy a leather skate stone as you said is required for black coated runners???

[@ryanschaff123]

It's called a hone or a strop. It's literally just a piece of leather, an old leather belt is exactly the same.

[@jordanmullenhopkins]

You can use anything that is leather. As someone who makes knives use the softer side of the leather. And I generally wet it just a little. For my knives it has a sharper feel haven't tried it with skates yet.

[@yuriylavro3613]

You make my Day brother- I love gooold😂😂😂

[@somehockeyplayer1793]

1:50 dat coach is good

[@flixerkihl6798]

SomeHockeyPlayer17 JRM YA BOOI

[@marstacinchurski]

Max Ivanov? Fucking legend.

[@islesftw4592]

I'm pissed step won't sell runners for lighspeed edge holders in the states

[@adunc77]

Isles FTW It's because they are patented by Bauer.

[@islesftw4592]

Ik it sucks

[@zid252]

Take a look of a new player from Sweden "marsblade for Icehockey" coming out in October 2017.

[@blackhawks1870]

Isles FTW Try puck stop.com from uk. I had to pay more for shipping. Usa doesn’t carry light edge holder. I bought black step steel .

[@VladOnEarth]

Isles FTW be pissed at Bauer crooks. They make shit, and wont let others offer you better accessory.

[@tonyk501]

This entire video could have been shortened to just 30 seconds because StepSteel Blacksteel runners are hands down by far the best blades that ever been created by human beings. They are made in Quebec, Canada and are now in wide use by too many NHL players to mention, including Alex Ovechkin. USA-based NHL teams are buying StepSteel Blacksteel for their players in Canada as StepSteel is not legally allowed for sale in the USA due to patent restrictions. These patent restrictions do not apply in Canada so if you want to switch out your stock Bauer LS2/LS3/LS4 steel for compatible StepSteel Blacksteel, I would recommend paying the extra dollars and going for it 100%. The bite edge you get from StepSteel Blacksteel is second to none and also offers amazing glide. This is very dense steel constructed with minimal mineral impurities. I used to skate with a 5/8ths hollow for years on my old Bauer LS steel and since switching to StepSteel Blacksteel, I changed to a slightly shallower 11/16ths hollow because the edges of the steel bite so well with no loss of performance. Go StepSteel Blacksteel. Don't even think twice. Your wallet may not like you as much (they cost about $150.00 per pair) but your skating and on-ice performance will certainly not regret it.

[@BlakeKubeska]

I'm actually in a very similar situation as you, Tony. I'm currently on a 5/8ths sharpening, looking at getting the Blacksteel. Thing is, I'm using Mako2 skates (CXN Holder) so i can't seem to find any compatible Blacksteel for sale. Size 288 if that makes a difference. PS: I am in Canada, but still can't seem to find em anywhere. Do I switch holders? If so, to which one?

[@jasonschwartz9481]

@@BlakeKubeska I'm just seeing this now. I swear by Tuuk Edge holders with the trigger. The steel manufacturers have now had time to get the runners to fit them extremely nicely. I even threw them on my FT2 skates.

[@corsewarun]

I have a pair of the new ls5 steel and after 2 skates I lost my outside edge. Hoping just a bad sharpen job

[@acolling3027]

I was at the MN hockey expo yesterday and spoke with a vendor who sells sharpening equipment (i.e. no affiliation to any particular brand of runners). He told me that both CCM and Bauer's OEM blacksteel runners are more/less cosmetic, and that aftermarket is really the only way to go if you're looking for a noticeable performance upgrade.

[@leeorth2769]

A really good, well done video. Informative.

[@gadget91]

MASSIVE Blade is absolutely the best steel available.

[@lyyn8545]

What about step steel?

[@HDCHITOWN]

Ls fusion was the worst steel ever

[@HockeyTutorialOfficial]

Agreed!

[@TheGilbertsonfamily]

Yes, they where pure garbage

[@patrickgarneau6095]

They had an aluminum strip.

[@neljetski1073]

oh yes completely agreed. giroux did a ad for bauer, for the ls edge, not even the steel. but he was so mad he had to skate on that “shit”

[@moridin475]

Great video. I just got the Bauer LS5 runners for my skates. However, the guy at the shop, when he was sharpening them, wanted to use a stone at the end to get rid of the burr and hone the edges. I asked him not to since it was going to remove the carbon coating. Was I wrong to stop him? Is there something else I can/should do to get rid of the burr and hone the edges? Thanks.

[@shawnalexander1305]

You can use a leather hone but in all honesty even when you rub some of the coating off, there's enough of it on there (even after 2or3 years of sharpening) to do it's job. Aside from that my personal opinion is that if the grade of steel is truly higher, it shouldn't need a carbon coat. I've had HG, SB BLACK and FLARE steels and the quality of the Flare is unmatched. They're made with sword grade steel in Canada and I've never blown an edge, and I'm a 300lb solid skater

[@hudakarli5512]

Im not a pro but I had cheap skates and I kept on losing my edge on really tight turns and my blades kept on chipping I bought good skates with v-steel and what a difference tight turns smooth as can be and the glide is heaven I tried the black-steel and the bite is really good but don't find it as smooth does that make sense so I wanna just go with v-steel

[@scionevotc]

Awesome vids Chris. What are your thought the Black Edge Runners?

[@ryanschaff123]

Gimmick.

[@nobragjustfact6107]

So with the extra blade at the toe and heel..doesn't that eliminate the whole point of having the blade with an increased "rocker" ?

[@jiwonahn1794]

I can say Massive blade is the best!!!

[@declanpierce4123]

R all of these runners compatible with all holders or r there some that aren't compatible (especially referring to the light speed edge holder)

[@shawnalexander1305]

Get Flare Blades

[@fredrikbystrom7380]

11:15 I'm calling 100% BS on that slight cut-out giving the same effect as a hockey stick flexing. Even with the cut-out, that's more than 10 mm thickness of steel (height-wise) you're trying to flex with just your body weight. That's not going to happen.

[@timevans6235]

i came here because my blade snapped in half today because i caught a puck with my skate. I was considering stepsteel but i wanted to be sure.

[@goalieczar-adamcooper6900]

Great video and very informative. I was really torn between Step Steel and Bauer's new LS5G Vertexx Carbon blade. I chose the LS5G because I was worried the height factor for the Step blade would bother me as a Goalie. Have you heard any preliminary reviews about the LS5G Carbon? I've only use them for one skate and they seem good but I really need at least half a dozen more skates to provide a true opinion. Thanks.

[@cwesty9341]

so wondering how you liked them? am interested in them or step steel? or 3g+ to get the extra height. Cheers, from another goalie!

[@charlie9ine]

I’ve been demoing Flare blades. If you’ve had some experience with is type of blade I’d love to hear your thoughts.

[@jairoquintero26]

Does anyone know where to buy the blades that are. Thicker from the traditional ones

[@goodboyringo9716]

Why not support the Bauer edge ? Step steel doesn't make blades for them.

[@flasjer]

I use sb black edge never had any problem with them

[@Parkster44]

What is the best gold runner you’ve used ?

[@alexandershaer1079]

Does the holder make a difference if you want to have a blade that is easy to take out and put in

[@mr.e8432]

You talk about the shape of the blades being different but wouldn't you wind up getting them contoured before using them? Or are these aftermarket blades available with different radius' out of the box?

[@roberttoth8594]

Best one is missing, XC Blade is similar to carving skies, nothing can beat Xcblade on ice.....

[@tomkathylindstrom7047]

A more substantive review would have been better, with actual references to (for example) whats in the alloy of these blades? I would think some have a higher amount of chromium in them - for example. Speaking as a machinist, alloys are everything and they can be objectively compared. Its no longer fair to say that if its made overseas its got to be junk. That just isn't fair. The environmental restrictions placed on manufacturers on this continent are much tighter than a place like China - you'd have to be pretty ignorant of manufacturing to say "Chinese JUNK" today. China doing the same job without the EPA looking over their shoulder every time they move is able to produce higher quality alloys, cheaper, in less time. You can debate the environmental side if you want but you cannot say that Canada is going to produce higher quality alloys every time just by virtue of being produced in Canada. That just isn't right.

[@j.m6836]

Can you put step steel black in every holder or just in the newer ones?

[@samfromuk]

Can't seem to find massive runners for sale anywhere in the UK. The links in description don't work. Any links?

[@danielhutchens1986]

What about tydan blades? How do they compare to Step Steel?

[@calcoss5588]

Your comparing the height of the step steel to the Bauer ls2 blade which doesn't have the same higher as the ls3/ls4 blade

[@larrysunshine]

idk how this got into my recomended vids but very cool vid

[@paulg2234]

mate you are amazing i love how you explain things and go so deep into it. i have seen most of your vids and you have helped me to skate and do more tricks happy days my only question on this vid is you talk a lot about strength in the blades for me is not so important yes i want a strong blade but i always feel like i need more glide across the ice i no you can go deep or shallow but out of these blades which one would be better for glide performance thanks paul

[@HockeyTutorialOfficial]

Really appreciate that! Thank you ! Let us know if we can help with anything else

[@jerimiahlion1041]

so will Bauer ever get any black steel blades

[@void3923]

Which steel will be best for synthetic ice? Like which would last the longest

[@brandond.6748]

Look up agility blades.

[@antoinedespaties7458]

What’s the better blade

[@lukerisser9163]

Actually the best runners are made by a company called flare. Their blades have as high quality steel as step steel, and the unique blade design is scientifically proven to be the best design on the market.

[@songyuda]

great video, tons of information. thanks!

[@JeffreyJeffreyFLF]

so if I get a black steel and get it sharpen, even if I ask the guy to use the leather hone, it will still removed black coating???

[@shawnalexander1305]

A leather hone won't but most shops dont have them kicking around yet, I honestly wouldn't worry about it there's enough of the coating on them, I've been sharpening them since they've been in retail and some from the original batches still come through, there's still enough of the coating on them to do their job, even after years of sharpening and honing, I'd be more worried about your steel profile than a coating

[@snowman22ism]

sounds like I will need a longer stick with step steel.. lol

[@p88trb]

I have a set of ccm rbz, just getting into hockey. When do you know when its time to change steel. Cant find any videos explaining this for people new to the sport.

[@DedPavlika]

What about flare blades?

[@lyyn8545]

is Step steel only compatible with CCM?

[@only1michaelpenny]

great video

[@HockeyTutorialOfficial]

Thank you!

[@tonyk501]

StepSteel quality is by far the best. No comparison. All other steel runners should be banned from being sold at market as they are essentially inferior to the StepSteel product. Yeah, it's more expensive but with StepSteel you really get what you pay for. I will never use any other steel ever again.

[@bryceleebryce9587]

Can u do a video on holders

[@shawnalexander1305]

Holders specifically mount a given compatible steel, end of video

[@cocplayer4061]

The vstep steel that has the mirror look, do you have to use the leather instrument or can you use a normal ceramic.

[@jasonschwartz9481]

Use the leather to be safe.

[@christophersobil7954]

i've heard great things about step steel but does it fit in bauers light speed holder

[@georgemichael2801]

Chris Sobil no sadly

[@blackthidot]

Where do you get the leather to hone the skate after you sharpen it? Is there a certain kind or brand you recommend?

[@HockeyTutorialOfficial]

We a leather hone from ProSharp, they are available online

[@blackthidot]

Hockey Tutorial I've searched everywhere and I don't see them anywhere. I'm in the US if that matters...

[@takl23]

Are any of these aftermarket blades compatible with the Tuuk Lightspeed?

[@Vulcan7905]

takl23 Tydan steel

[@lllGodOFWarlll]

can i use Graf cobra step steel runners for Graf Attack Blade plastic holders? i really want to try the step steel's 10% taller blade but unfortunately they don't make ones for Graf Attack Blade plastic holders. They are almost the same except in the middle, attack blade runners have a holder.

[@shawnalexander1305]

Ditch the Graf's dude lol

[@oliizzzda5888]

Where can i buy massive blade

[@TheGuyDupingLmao]

Can you use these blades on the newer Bauer skates which has the quick release trigger feature?

[@klorbusvevo7926]

I believe so,

[@ashtons.2282]

Do you recommend buying tydan blades

[@HockeyTutorialOfficial]

STEP Steel or Massive blade is would we recommend.

[@elmo1481]

What kind of blades does Connor Mcdavid use I cant find anything

[@theskatinglabtoronto7618]

Step Steel

[@kitsune924]

nice vid

[@legobossk5344]

Nice vid

[@jerrylee3887]

Bravo!

[@domenechmichel]

what do you think about the Bauer LS 3 ? Thanks

[@shawnalexander1305]

They're the same grade as ls2 but taller and a flatter profile radius to play with

[@calebjackson4895]

Which brands ship to or are in the uk?

[@bobsmith-ov3kn]

1:25 Uhh no... skate blades touching anything but the ice is quite RARE, unless you're a goalie. Unless you're just a REALLY REALLY awful player whose falling down all over the place every shift, your skate blades shouldnt touch anything like boards or the post except maybe once every 10 games, it is not common at all

[@shawnalexander1305]

Flare steels for life

[@jakepaige1058]

Give away? I'd be happy to "borrow" a pair! Nice job

[@Wavelover33]

When u say the blades are going to come in contact with balls .......

[@FlamesLickBalls]

Regular Step steel is by far the best runner available. Coloured blades are a gimmick.

[@lukeschelter5565]

Sponsored???

[@Kpoole35]

Where the hell do you get a leather hone?

[@caryboy2006]

Kpoole25 From a Cow!

[@marktayman9262]

How do i know if the blade will fit onto my skate

[@HockeyTutorialOfficial]

You need to check the size first, it will be on the blade holder. Example 272, 280 this is the size of the blade.

[@marktayman9262]

Hockey Tutorial ok thanks

[@heavenlybites]

L5 carbon

[@riseagainst-pe3ld]

can you get step steel for ccm skates ?

[@HockeyTutorialOfficial]

Yes, easily.

[@TheMusicTimeMachine.]

Always thought gold looks tacky regardless in what it is

[@caryboy2006]

LinkVsGanon Peasant!

[@TheMusicTimeMachine.]

@@caryboy2006 30K Job says otherwise tail toucher!

[@brandonsumm8154]

Where can I buy a leather hone

[@nickcarroll87]

Brandon Summ amazon