- Joined
- Jul 26, 2016
My skater is complaining that the performance of the blades is not the same (toe pick is kind of smushed looking, very little "life" left in the blade).
We are thinking of replacing the blade, which I understand can be done on carbon soles as long as the tech has the right materials to "plug" the holes.
However, my skater is keen to try the lightweight version of the blade (I'm not convinced the Coronation Ace Revolution is worthwhile but my skater is working on doubles). Part of it is that we can get the right size in that blade immediately, vs. waiting to order the "original" version to be ordered.
I am wondering if we switch to the Revs and they aren't satisfactory, and then switch to a new pair of "regular" Coronation Aces, is this too much drilling into the carbon sole? I assume that there is some finite number of times that you can drill into a carbon sole.
We are thinking of replacing the blade, which I understand can be done on carbon soles as long as the tech has the right materials to "plug" the holes.
However, my skater is keen to try the lightweight version of the blade (I'm not convinced the Coronation Ace Revolution is worthwhile but my skater is working on doubles). Part of it is that we can get the right size in that blade immediately, vs. waiting to order the "original" version to be ordered.
I am wondering if we switch to the Revs and they aren't satisfactory, and then switch to a new pair of "regular" Coronation Aces, is this too much drilling into the carbon sole? I assume that there is some finite number of times that you can drill into a carbon sole.