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The Mars blade looks good.
Keep up the good work
What would you recommend for goalies?
What are some good relatively cheap rollerblades
if those wheels are under 78a durometer i wouldn’t use those on anything harder than smooth inline rink concrete
You can just rearrange the wheels on your regular roller skates and switch one of the two smaller wheels in the front to the back to get that rocking feel too. I tried that in a roller game the last 3 weeks and it felt kinda similar to ice.
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Jeremy, how many sticks do you have?????
I strongly recommend a 3-wheel setup with 84mm wheels.
I am considering these, but what is the stride comparison ?
So I am a roller player looking to move to ice. Would you recommend getting the mars blade before I start ice?
I have mission skates for hockey skating there 140 dollars
Hi Jeremy , great vids .. I have a quick question about Roller helping with ice hockey .. I wanted to get some more stick time for myself and my son, so we got some roller hockey skates with the hope that it would improve our game .. It felt a bit strange going from roller to ice .. but I guess I would get used to it , The thing is a few people at hockey said that roller/inline will not benefit my skating or hockey and is likely to make me a worse skater on the ice …. Any thoughts or info on this would be great …
again great vids , have really helped … 🙂
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Really cool!!!
Do they make marsblades for kids
I wanted to get some but I have no money
what is t he name of that epic rap song?
Do more roller hockey vids
So how do you stop
composite stick on rough asphalt eekkkk!!
Was hoping I could get some answers to questions I have from this video about Marsblade Chassis.
I’ve played ice hockey since I was a kid but somewhat recently took up/joined an inline league as well. I absolutely hate the feel & performance of traditional inline hockey skates (Hi-Low Frames – Flat Frames…etc).
*Could/would you use these for indoor league play on sports court?
*How is hockey stopping/power sliding on these – easier – harder – no difference?
*Are they substantially heavier than a traditional inline skate setup?
*Do they raise you up significantly taller than a traditional inline setup?
-Thanks
What’s that song called?
Hello, could we install inline frame to hockey skates boot without any trouble? Then install blade frame back for ice skate and repeat depending our course
how much did the mars blades cost
Why do you never mention those Verbero gloves?????
simple, spend 200 or so on the frame and how ever much it costs for shipping, then start drilling holes into your skates
What is that green puck you’re using?
Jeremy how do you feel on 3 wheel configuration skates
Even with the rockering, isn’t training on rollerblades going to encourage bad habits because so many ice hockey maneuvers, (hard hockey stops, lateral starts and stops, forwards and backwards snowplow stops, 1 legged forward to backward and vice versa transitions, etc.), require you to dig your blades into the ice and basically scrape away at the ice to provide gradual friction- something you can’t do on rollerblades without tipping over and falling down?
For example, if one has to make a sudden stop after sprinting to the front of the net, on ice one would do a hard hockey stop (lower their weight, turn their planted foot 90 degrees while sinking all of their weight onto that foot’s heel, and then turn their hips and shoulders immediately after) and be able to stop very quickly. Try that on roller blades and you’ll fall right on your arm- you’re either going to have to do a T stop (takes longer to do and strains the groin) or a modified hockey stop by “C cutting” your plant foot way wide (with your lower leg about 45 degrees to the ground) before sinking your weight down onto that foot’s heel (takes much more time and space and can strain the knees a bit).
Is there any way around this as far as wheel types, etc?
Hey Jeremy, I was wondering if you have ever done a review on the Sprung Chasis/Frame for inline hockey skates? I use them and they simulate an ice hockey skate feel and are really good for starts and stops in an inline environment.
Can you say if the Marsblade would last if using it to play Inline hockey? I mean if the chassi is strong enough. Is it made of steel/aluminium?
Jeremy for all us guys out here who can’t afford Mars blades right now, please tell us the best wheel setup for a good rocker closest to an ice skate. Thanks.
Hey Jeremy! Could you do a review of the Verbero Vortex inline skate and/or boot? I’m interested in Verbero, but can’t find any reviews of the Vortex. Thanks!
If you couldnt afford these could you just put a smaller wheel in the front/ back?
which one is cheper
I am a goalie so the flat footed is more realistic
Just rocker your wheels