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Justin 1933

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  1. The all 80mm wheel base on the smaller skates does not work due to a few factors. With the smaller foot, the all 80mm wheels stick out quite a bit on the front and the back of the skate. This causes turning issues, a player to lose agility, and increased fatigue for a smaller player. We (and players we have worked with) prefer the smaller size senior skate, the 76mm wheel works best.


  2. They are definitely lighter by around 50 grams on average. This savings is all in the boot, as there is no savings in the weight below the boot. As for the Max+ and Shift+ there is a bit difference in the boot stiffness (the Shift+ is still stiffer than our current Max). The Max+ has a better internal lining material and has the better chassis and wheel verse the Shift+


  3. What's the difference between the Shift and Team? Is it just the quarter construction? How's the durability on them? I have no problem with the price of the Shift, but if the durability is on the short side it's hard for me to justify it. I play 2-3 times a week and coach 2 times a week.

    I think the better comparison is the Shift and the Max. The Team is not in the same league as the Shift or Max. Based on how much you play, you would be better getting the Shift. The Shift skate is a pro level skate with the cost savings being in the Chassis, wheels, and liner (verse the Max).

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