ice and inline skates brand

[releap 0]

I'm playing rbk ribcore ice skates and rbk 11k inline skates.

1 month ago , purchased alkali max rpd +.

Im adjusting alkali skates.

But After changed inline skates .. I cant converse to ice skating.

Have you same expierecnce?

[mickz 107]

I don't have issues adjusting between the two sports as long as I am playing them at the same time. If I just play roller for an extended period and then go back to ice I find I have developed bad habits (ex. dragging feet)

[Vet88 674]

For me it's the other way around, too much ice means I try to bring those techniques across to inline and some of them just don't work wiithout an edge! To keep the muscle memory I find you need to do both at least twice a week, then it doesn't matter what skates you are in.

[gosinger 122]

Switching between ice and inline can be rather tough. I only have to do it twice a year (during the 3 months without a rink), but every time I switch I need at least 3-4 skates on one material only to get to a somewhat useful level again.

For me it got considerably easier when I switched my inline chassis to Marsblade (there is a long forum thread here), I wouldn't say I can switch freely without noticing anything but I get to the same useful level during the first skate. Maybe that could be worth a shot for you if you often switch between both sports?

[releap 0]

Im playing ice 2 times a week and inline 2 time a week.

Playing ice 5 years and inline 15 years.

I have been experienced many skates

Bauer tuuk mission pitch graf nt3000 ccm e holder ..

Bauer hilo mission hilo vanguard kuzak split tour hummer rbk11k labeda80 sprung old and new a8 . alkali rpd max+

...

My conclusion was There was exist for different pitch and different length.

And reebok ribcore ice pitch and reebok 11k roller chassis pitch got very simlar feeling.

Of course, ice and roller uses difference edge.

[althoma1 574]

In my experience the most similar feeling will be the same boots for both ice and inline with a Sprung chassis on the inline boots. In the past I've used KOR boots for both (Mission Pitch3 chassis for ice and Sprung for inline) and currently use Easton Makos for both (CXN holder for ice and Sprung for inline). The pitch is a bit more aggressive with the CXN holder on the ice, but the Sprungs do make the strides feel closer to an ice stride with the full toe extension vs the flatter choppier stride of a traditional inline chassis.