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so it finally got cold enough for some pond hockey in new jersey, good thing is i got a pond basically almost right behind my house, and it froze up really nice, so i bought a net yesterday, and played with a few freinds, but i was wondering how my skates are going to be after skating on it for a few days, do edges wear down faster, slower, or is there no differnce? thanks in advance

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depending on the ice it will wear down faster if it is bad ice, but if it is decent ice they will wear down slower than if it is bad ice. depending if it as good as rink ice or not depends on your edge wear

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The outdoor ice will DESTROY your sharpening. There is enough grit/sediment in pond water to literally sand the edges off your blades. If the ice has been exposed at all, that is not snow covered, the wind will deposit that much more grit on the surface.

Sharpen before yorur next indoor ice.

That being said, some of the most talented hockey players honed their skills on outdoor ice as kids......

Think about if you can dangle on uneven, snow covered, changeable ice you can dangle anywhere.

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AND NEVER STEP ANYWHERES EXEPT THE ICE!!!!! if your puck flys off the ice then just skate around or yell for another one....pond hocky wrecks your blades if theres a rough patch.....and dont use your ice hockey stick on the pond either....it helps the blade get wrecked

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a bunch of guys in mt town (ft. collins, colorado) formed a pond hockey league and they have a huge tourney every year called the beaver cup and the winning team gets a wood-carved trophy that closely resembles the stanley cup. it's a good time here.

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