tattoosbyjay

thanks 215broadstreetbullies610 I feel like I can barely skate and my hands are like feet now lol but I have been trying to work on it but that's tough skating one day a week

thanks! mojo122

quick clip from out last play off game im wearing number 9 in yellow with the yellow socks , this is my first season back after taking of 23yrs http://vid294.photobucket.com/albums/mm109/tattoosbyjay/DSC_0379_zpsatgl4m5f.mp4

a few of my son he just turned 2

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http://instagram.com/p/rzahAmw1hb/?modal=true http://instagram.com/p/tvRDhsw1vV/?modal=true I converted a pair of ccm ice hockey skates size 7 into roller blades for my son who is just over a year and a half old , here is a pic of him when he tried them on he got to his feet on his own and is standing proud! he is the reason I started playing again after taking 23 years away from the game

I had the chance to skate on the marsblade chassis a bit more and I really like it . I was skating on a mission magnesium hi low chassis before the marsblade , needless to say the mission frames will be going off to ebay

ok mounted them and tried them out today , I left the rocker bolt as it was shipped so it had a nice flow to it and im not real heavy so it seemed to be a perfect fit I may even loosen it up a tad bit , I have to say these really feel great I don't play roller just ice so for me these are ideal for off ice training , ice time isn't always easy to get especially when the ice rinks schedule almost never lines up with mine lol,the shorter wheel base really gets the front wheel under the skate more barely even sticks out past the front of the skate , which for me made the balance point feel exactly like my ice skates , along with the rocker motion really made it feel more like ice skating , these are a great for someone looking to work on there ice skating when there is no ice time available , I have tried diff wheel set ups on my mission magnesium frames to get more of an ice skate feel and nothing I have tried has compared to the marsblade , I have not tried the sprungs so I cant comment on how they feel compared to those , hope this helps anyone who may be thinking of getting the marsblade set up , I would highly recommend them

I just got mine in the mail today! I cant wait to get them mounted , from what I can see I think they are going to work great for off ice training , ill post pics once I have them mounted and ready to go

if you are selling the marsblade please message me

if I got a jr chassis that takes 72mm wheels would it be similar to the marsblade minus the boot rockering , ?

thanks I made them I used an old pair of skates for the material which is nice since the eyelets are there and all makes for a clean look, and they are very stiff , so I get a lot more forward flex , I used I think they are called machine nuts similar to t-nuts but they are smooth no teeth to dig into the skates if you understand what I mean , then they are bolted from the outside so there is no rubbing at all on my ankle area , and since they are made from another pair of skates it doesn't even look as if they are modified unless you are really looking for it , and the best part is they are removable with no damage to the skate ill have to post some pics of the material and hardware , etc

hey whats up EBondo ! yeah I just joined within the past week pretty cool site

thanks sjs0433 , the chassis being moved back a bit really makes the balance point feel the same as my ice skates.

http://instagram.com/p/qRuUKOw1vI/?modal=true my one 90 skates I converted a few days ago , I set the chassis back towards the heel a bit to give me the same balance feel as when im on my ice skates

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I tried that and when the box for the link comes up it gets stuck on that page for some reason

I would think using smaller wheels would shorten the wheels base on the skate , that's what I plan on doing if I ever get mine converted shorter length in wheel dase I would think it would feel a bit more similar to ice , doing an 80mm in the back and a 72mm in the front will give you a more aggressive pitch for sure that the set up I have on my mission skates

just finished extending the eyelets on my nxgs the boot area around the ankle is way more shallow than my one 90 skates I have been using , and so far this actually gives me a lot more forward flex trying to upload photos but it wont let me

id love to hear your feedback on the marsblade chassis I have been thinking of getting a pair