LS to PITCH

[DamnLocust 0]

I've been skating in Bauer Vapor XXs with the LS holders (LS2 steel, if it makes any difference) for about a year now, and just picked up a pair of Mission L7s. I know that since both are 288 steel, the radius is the same at 11', and I'm going to have them sharpened to the same hollow that I always use.

I was always comfortable on the LS2s, and want a similar feel with the new skates. I was wondering if anyone has gone from a LS/LS2 to a PITCH holder before, and if so, what setting of PITCH you felt was closest to the LS.

Thanks in adance.

[Chadd 916]

try -1 or neutral

[bigd19 0]

I've been skating in Bauer Vapor XXs with the LS holders (LS2 steel, if it makes any difference) for about a year now, and just picked up a pair of Mission L7s. I know that since both are 288 steel, the radius is the same at 11', and I'm going to have them sharpened to the same hollow that I always use.

I was always comfortable on the LS2s, and want a similar feel with the new skates. I was wondering if anyone has gone from a LS/LS2 to a PITCH holder before, and if so, what setting of PITCH you felt was closest to the LS.

Thanks in adance.

I had a pair of xx,s and they were awesome but than i got some grafs that have pitch forward and at first there weird but if you get used to them thell really help ur acceleration. But this is all my opinon.

[pantherfan 0]

After being on Tuuks for a year or so I found it really difficult to skate backwards on forward pitch skates, did you have the same problem?

[tsanga 0]

After being on Tuuks for a year or so I found it really difficult to skate backwards on forward pitch skates, did you have the same problem?

It felt weird or awkward for only 2 or 3 sessions. After that I got used to it and I wondered why I was ever skating on my heels in Tuuks all that time. So that's when I got my steel profiled.