S17 skates with Tuuks?

[Sport Freak73 0]

I just bought a pair of S17 skates and I was wondering if I could change the holders to ls2 tuuks? Has anyone done this or does anyone know if it would work without having to drill new holes?

[Krev 86]

Several people here have done this.

Yes, it works, and yes you'll have to either expand a few holes or drill a few new ones to make them line up.

[Sport Freak73 0]

Several people here have done this.

Yes, it works, and yes you'll have to either expand a few holes or drill a few new ones to make them line up.

alright thanks

[fultonreed 1]

alright thanks

if skates last you more than 6 mos, good luck.

[Krev 86]

THe S17's should last him a while, it's the S15's that had extreme durability issues.

[MLSman 22]

With LS2 you will need to drill new holes. Going to the Tuuk Custom+ will not, as it uses the same hole pattern as the Razr Blade holder.

[duch 0]

With LS2 you will need to drill new holes. Going to the Tuuk Custom+ will not, as it uses the same hole pattern as the Razr Blade holder.

MLSman is absolutely correct. I had Tuuks put onto my SE16's and the guy at the shop forgot to tell me that. I had the Lightspeed 2's put on and they had to redrill the holes. If I had known the hole pattern was the same for the Tuuk Customs I would have had them put on instead.

[lassek20 1]

Or if you really don't want to mess with drilling new holes, you can use C+ with 3mm heel lifts made from plastic usually HDPE. Actually if you never had this combo before of Stealth +LS2 a cheaper solution is to try heel lifts first with RZII then if you like it, either just buy C+ or LS2

Cheers

with my experience, you would more likely want heel lifts with the LS2s after coming from the RZIIs as the easton holders have a more aggressive pitch