goaliemanshark

Be careful when you take the tape off the Dolo, the stickers tend to come off and not look sexy anymore...

Helmet: Easton s17 with a Bauer cage i jacked from my friend becasue my recon would not stop fogging! Shoulder: Easton ST4 Elbows: Easton ST16 Shins: CCM V06 Pants: Old clearance Winwells, need to lose weight before i can buy new pants Skates: Graf 709 Gloves: Easton SE16 Sticks: Easton SE16 two piece or Original Stealth

Yea i hope so too... They charge two extra dollars because it is a "premium" cut, but it shouldn't take any longer to do certainly not 15 plus minutes longer. Am I losing extra steel length when he sharpens them longer? How does one go about telling a sharpener he is too slow? Or even should i? I just skated on the skates last night at public skate, and i think you guys are right, as i become a better skater i think i want the sharper edges. This is the 8th hour i have skates on these edges and they have felt the same since hour 3. They arent dull enough to really NEED to be sharpened, just would be nice.

Been skating on the 90/75 FBV for a while now and love it. Two question 1. Most people say the sharpening last longer then regular sharpening, but for me i feel like the sharpness feels really sharp for an hour, then kinda in between sharp and dull for 3 hours then after that it needs to be sharpened again or i feel like im a sliding everywhere. For regular sharpenings i felt like the period of between sharp and dull takes a lot longer 6 - 8 hours. Is this just me becoming a better skater and wanting sharper blades or what? Anybody feel FBV requires more frequent sharpening. 2. Accorsing to the blackstone videos sharpening should only take a few passes on each skate. My sharpener takes twenty minutes to do FBV. Should it be taking this long or what, how long does your FBV take?