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kerr

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  1. kerr
    I think Base is just trying to get hype and generate orders with the 'available for a limited time' statement.
  2. kerr
    I took a hard shoot to the side of the boot. The guy was 6'4" probably 300lbs. The boot was damaged but I didn't feel anything. It is the standard boot, so AfftonDad protection is not a worry. Boot getting damaged might be be a concern, but I think it was probably the spot the puck hit which was right on the edge where the sole and side "meet". Scott did the repair for free. He’s a good dude. Damage: https://imageshack.com/i/pae8nPOGj Repair: https://imageshack.com/i/ey6u9XKvj
  3. kerr
    Initially, the t-nuts will settle, this depends on how rigid the midsole of the skate is. So, after a weeks use retighten them then again in a month. I never had the bolts loosen after doing this. Copper rivets are more malleable then t-nuts so this shouldn’t be a problem. As for the front four rivets, I use a drill bit larger then the diameter of the rivet to remove most of the rivets head. Until I can punch the rivet out from the outside in. I had varying success with this method. Is difficult not to damage the holders.
  4. kerr
    There's no need for loctite from my experience.
  5. kerr
    I agree with loierev07. One thing to add is that sprungs allow you to be on 4, 3, 2, or 1 wheel(s). While the marsblade don't allow this. I notice the difference while stopping and making tight turns. The stopping control/feel with spungs is 10/10, marsblade 8/10, and rigid chassis 4/10.
  6. kerr
    I had sprungs. It's been about two years since I last skated on them. I currently have marsblade. I will write a review once I play some league games with them.
  7. kerr
    Eksempler, they were not advailable when I wrote that comment.
  8. kerr
    They look a little too far back. I would prefer the chassis to be moved 1-2 cm forward. But you may like them the way they are.
  9. kerr
    That's a good idea and if they get a North American distributor. I would definitely give it a go if the price is fair. $300 is pricey but they come with the wheels I use but with limited information it would not be a smart buy. This would be a get product for a LTR.
  10. kerr
    They like a really nice alternative to sprungs. With sprungs no longer available, its a great time to launch the product. It does not appear they ship to the US though.
  11. kerr
    ^With a hilo, this would give you a foward bias.
  12. kerr
    #1. And that is a nice looking chassis.
  13. kerr
    How did you get the finger extension? And what was the upcharge? Thanks
  14. kerr
    Hey Justin, well these skates be available boot only? I hope so since were both avid Hi-Lo users: http://www.modsquadhockey.com/forums/index.php?/topic/285-labeda-hummer-chasis/
  15. kerr
    They already have that http://www.blackstonesport.com/technology.cfm FBV-ROH Comparisons
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