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Steel is 272 for CXN. 263 for LS2 and LS3. CXN: My first try was with Q0 with +pitch but that was too much pitch for me coming from LS3 and speed was too compromised. Better now with Q1 and no pitch. LS3 is also Q1 and this one is shaved off from the middle of the heel. This steel is working ok but not perfect. Maybe the last radius I don't like. LS2 is stock 9 i think.

Currently using a Quad1 which works good with speed, agility and turing on the forefoot but I have problems with making really tight and quick turns of the heel. It feels like it's to much steel behind the heel. Mako skate with CXN holder. I have grown up with flat spot profile and the Quad1 is better in most areas but not from the heel and back. Any suggestions?

The back and front of the outsole have been reinforced with two layers of carbon and one layer of glassfiber. I bought the skate barely used but had a small crack just outside the holder. The crack was repaired and to prevent more damage to the very weak outsole I decided to reinforce all the poorly made parts. Some of the plastic in the toecap was removed to get some extra support. 860 gram after the repairs (8EE). What is the original weight?? The repairs was made by Sharp4.se

I finally got my Mako repaired, reinforced and with a Quad 0 profile with +1 pitch and 1" ROH. Didn't really like the pitch but I will give it one more chance before I switch back. Former skate was a Nexus with Quad 1 1" ROH

My Mako 1 have broken around the holder in the forefoot which I think is quite common and I will try to repair it and reinforce that area with layers of carbon fiber. Is there any more areas that are prone to break down? While the holder is removed I was thinking of adding a layer on the quarter package which seems very fragile. Anyone know is if the toe cap is made of carbon under the plastic cover? I know I have seen a construction drawing of the skate somewhere but can't find it right now.