From The Makers of the Miraclestone

[Fonya 0]

Hey I went to Epuck and on the front page I saw this

Cross Cut

Is this new? and is it another flaw like the sweetstick?

[Hockeyman9621 0]

Hey I went to Epuck and on the front page I saw this

Cross Cut

Is this new? and is it another flaw like the sweetstick?

Looks good, I wonder if it's worth buying?

[Eazy_b97 1]

http://www.modsquadhockey.com/index.php?sh...9&st=0&hl=sweet

May help a little

[mseguin 0]

From the looks of it looks like it would do the same thing as a sweet stick. But that's just my opinion.

[Dave 1]

IMHO it has the same problem as the Sweetstick: it will "fold" your edges inwards instead of restoring straight edges...

[Kovy_Ribs_Fedo 3]

It's like a Sweet stick. Bull s**t.

[LetsGoWings13 0]

i think those things are a waste of money i do not think rolled edges are any good i have used a sweet stick and my skates felt weird

[merle720 0]

I use the Sweetstick between sharpening and I like it. If you press too hard, the edges roll too much but once I mastered it's great. I use it on my regular skates and my goalie skates. Sometimes pressing the stick too hard or making more then one pass of the Sweetstick makes the skates so sharp you can't glide. I feel I can keep my edges longer that normal sharpings and keep them sharp all the time. I also use the Miraclestone to take care of any burrs. I think the Crosscut would work just as well.

[JR Boucicaut 3765]

Sometimes pressing the stick too hard or making more then one pass of the Sweetstick makes the skates so sharp you can't glide.

So sharp you can't glide? That's possible? I think the term you are looking for is "it removes the edge so you can't glide"

[ktang 34]

It's like a Sweet stick. Bull s**t.

Does anybody have an opinion about the "pro-filer"? It looks like a cylinder that is run lengthwise along the blade. The sharpening cylinder is inside a holder that is supposed to centre the cylinder w.r.t. the blade.

I heard that speed skaters hand-sharpen their blades; what do they use?

- Kevin

[Ivantk88 0]

I don't know how they do it but it's just one edge so like a knife maybe?