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yesido

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  1. Picking up my Makos tomorrow. Coming from CL's. I saw above that the default pitch is 2 mm for Makos, but for comparison purposes can somebody tell me what it is for the CL's? When I got the CL's profiled I had them do a 9 foot radius with a forward pitch (not sure exactly how much they did). I'm assuming that since the Mako's start with a forward pitch I should get them neutral and not get an additional forward pitch if I want it to feel kind of similar to the profiled CL's (and because additional forward pitch on the Makos would be too much), but can someone confirm? I hope this question makes sense. Many thanks in advance.


  2. I have a question - given the forward pitch on the CXN holder, what does that mean for getting the skates profiled? I normally get a regular 9 foot radius. With these, would that counteract the forward pitch, or would it make it even more - maybe too much - aggressive? Or would it have no practical effect? What radius do the Makos come out of the box?


  3. Before FBV, I was skating on 9/16. I read here that in general, 90/75 is similar to a 5/8 ROH and 100/50 is similar to a 1/2 ROH, which would put 9/16 between the two. I've been skating on a 90/75 FBV, which I like pretty well but might want a little more grip so am considering trying out 100/50 (and will likely do so next sharpening). But it got me thinking - I realize it is ultimately personal preference, but in general do people have a sense for where in between hollows such a 9/16 or 7/16 fit into the FBV world? Do people generally find that they need to go up to a less shallow "equivalent" hollow, or down to a "deeper" one? Are people on 9/16 generally more likely to like 90/75, or 100/50, or something else? Thanks.

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