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oldtrainerguy28

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  1. oldtrainerguy28
    Holders are not available yet. However trainers I now that have had a look.. and these are Vetran guys.. "game changer.. will take over next season" 20/21
  2. oldtrainerguy28
    Why would the Trues be out and CCM in when there more money?? Just curious?
  3. oldtrainerguy28
    I would look at blade alignment as well. Most likely he bottoms out on the right more than the left. And the tighter the fit heel wise yes the skating coach is right there would be less movement and less chance of bottoming out. Might want to look at True as well fit wise if your looking at custom.
  4. oldtrainerguy28
    I did it myself. Of course all the skates ibhave fixed like that are older than yours.
  5. oldtrainerguy28
    The glue from Nash will fix that easy. Had it happen to an older pair. Hasn't come back apart. That will have to be remade if it goes back.
  6. oldtrainerguy28
    Sure.. but that has nothing to do with the intended use at all. Its pretty funny that shop just completely ripped of Troy and made up the whole lace bite blurb. It maybe a side benefit but far from the scientific purpose it was invented for. 😊
  7. oldtrainerguy28
    Has nothing to do with lace bite. It's a Flex 55 lace extender for maximum forward flex
  8. oldtrainerguy28
    Oh I know. I just didnt kkow how to tag both of you. No biggie. It's just he has me all wrong. I love automated machines. But they have to work with me not against me. I'm sure Russ can dig up some of those original IG and Twitter posts that got all of us pro shop guys up in arms. Some of us would have liked to work with this and Make it even better mouse trap but that times past. And if you think about what he said where would they get the money to make Pro Shop machines... if I want all the market share I would be going after both revenue streams not just the one. Hence again go to the shops first ask them what they want in a machine and build it from there. But hey just a business idea. I'm mean it's not like Blademaster or Blackstone and Pro sharp dont have Home machines already.
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    Nailed it???? Not even close. I am all for automation. Can't wait to get a machine to work the way I want it to. Nothing out there yet I think is good enough. As for training for 30 mins and let them go? Never my program was weeks long lots of practice and they had to sharpen there own skates first before a client. But thanks for thinking I'm 30 years older than I am. Hahahaha And sorry not sure how I copy the guy you copied. But anyway.
  10. oldtrainerguy28
    So here is my question. Regardless of system are we trying to make a profile fit the skate and skater? Or should we be trying to find a profile to best suits the player, size height weight arena they play in skating style? I'm going for option 2.
  11. oldtrainerguy28
    Simple, in the beginning go to the top Pro shops and get them on board to help promote the product give them sample machines and get the feed back how to improve it. Then build a pro model and home use one. Have the better shops sell them as well even train them to repair If needed (same as they do now in Boston) and the shops can carry wheels and so on. Then those shops could rent them as well as sell extra steel profiles and so on. Instead the initial sales pitch was that shops all suck and this is a far better mouse trap than any human. So kinda hard as a shop now to embrace a company that says you suck.
  12. oldtrainerguy28
    Now if Sparx was smart they could have worked with shops to start and had them on board to start and done this from the beginning. Then Pro shops could have got the steel and profiling business as well as maintaining the machine and made money off the locals that may not have come to them in the first place. This is actually a good idea. I would also bet they would have made a Pro Model long ago and worked with shop owners that actually know what there doing to better the machine to work on heavier loads and do more than it does already.
  13. oldtrainerguy28
    My answer?? Oh it was simple... they were in the wrong box..
  14. oldtrainerguy28
    Only had it happen once in 900 pairs. And it was a father son thing. Dad got sons and sons dads!
  15. oldtrainerguy28
    Awesome a True dealer that doesnt push the product. 😜 Being one of the first this was an issue I knew would happen because some stores although wanted to be dealers to say they were, just didnt bother selling any or very little after they got it. I just think it's kinda funny as CCM basically ripped off the True program using the same company and bauer's well it is what it is. Anyway back to the True skate thread enough of the hijacking! Hahahaha
  16. oldtrainerguy28
    Interesting. Where is your friends shop? Is he True dealer? I would get color and tongue embroidery.
  17. oldtrainerguy28
    So every skate breaks down and I believe the comment was that the CCM skates has show more wear. Never said they were more broken down. However at 3 times a week for the period of time your friend has had them they cant be as solid as they day he got them, but I think we get the point. 😉
  18. oldtrainerguy28
    There is no way 272 is locked in a 280. Extremely dangerous. For shits and giggles I tried it. And while it looks like its in the front is jot locked in. One bad turn d a rut and your facked.
  19. oldtrainerguy28
    Well if you are close I would just go back to pick them up. I'd go to Brian's!
  20. oldtrainerguy28
    Well if you are close I would just go back to pick them up.
  21. oldtrainerguy28
    You can but they have to be shipped to the store of purchase then shipped to you.
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    Paul now wears an old Bauer 1000 type skate size 8.5. Hes all about comfort now. Still at an inch. Occasionally 7/8ths. He tried True but hid one foot is painful putting on skates. His kids wear True.
  24. oldtrainerguy28
    Turn the sicks inside out to wash leave the silicone in. Best way. Hang dry never hurt and they will last longer. More on the outside is always best least on the inside. That being said I had a girl 6 and 6 and 6 and 4. ? Very skinny heel in custom Bauers. Her dad played in the show. In Winnipeg. Bought 6 pairs.
  25. oldtrainerguy28
    I can tomorrow my son has them on his now. Look good!! With engraved step steel. Offering that starting in July.
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