In this video we swap older style TF Pro Goalie 2PC @TrueTemperHockey custom goalie skates to their new Shift Attack quick release holders and blades.
Solid. Fun to watch and knew about the 4mm fitting in the 3mm, but didn't know about the offset inwards decreasing that attack angle for a goalie holding his edge, that's awesome!
We try and keep you updated about all the advantages to your gear, so you know how far you can push it…Mens League is be competitive ;) ps: we hope you love them
at 7:19, when you show the inside of the skate, there is a layer of white paper at the bottom of the skate. Is that masking tape? That material is peeling off at the bottom of my true customs. Is it safe to peel that white paper/tape completely off?
about 6 years ago I inherited (because a local rink closed) a 3 head Blademaster machine and riveter system. My garage is the local pro-shop. I knew how to sharpen and do rivets before getting the stuff. One question is the copper rivets, they are stronger than the steels? and the pin hammering the top of the copper is for what reason? Thanks, Brad T.
If you just insert a copper washer onto the copper rivet, it pops back off because there is nothing stopping it from becoming lose. The pin mushrooms the copper, locking the washer into place and keeping it tight.
