Forward Pitch, is it the boot, blade, holder

[Allsmokenopancake 0]

I was just curious. If I had boots I liked, but wanted more forward pitch, could I change the blade holder.

I have seen comments here that graf have more forward pitch than others, so would that pitch transfer if I took the holder/blade from a graf and put it on a ccm boot, or is it in boot design too, or a combination of all three?

What are the flattest and most "pitchy" I guess skates.

Just curious

Thanks

[pldhockey4 0]

with t-blades cant u change like forward pitch and things like that?

[JR Boucicaut 3802]

Um no. You're thinking about PITCH.

[hurricane 0]

I put the cobras on my XXX and noticed no pitch difference...I was told all the forward pitch is from the graf boot. Also had a LS and the cobras on a steel table again no noticable difference.

[donkey87 0]

If you wanted more forward pitch, you could always put heel lifts on your skates. That way you wouldn't have to buy a new set of holders.

[Allsmokenopancake 0]

I'm not really looking to do much of anything at the minute. I just saw in another thread where someone said they got graf skates and then put their old bauer holders on it to reduce the pitch or something, and I was curious what contributed to it.

I am just trying te absorb some knowledge to maybe use down the road, its either that or do some real work