@@icefreestyleguardians I finally tried it this afternoon and I succeeded quite easily ! I didn't try the backward version, I'll try it wednesday. Thanks guys !
Hey ✌🏻 Top video 👌🏻 Would like to buy me after now 10 years hobby skating and freestyling times a really high quality shoe. With field hockey I have nothing to do and go only 1-2 times a week in the hall skating for fun and to train my freestyle skills. Wavering currently between a Bauer Supreme M4 which I would with the highest quality materials the T-Blade offers to a T-Blade skate rebuild or a Supreme M5 Pro with the highest quality blade, which I would then always send in for grinding (have no reasonable grinder on site and would like to fully exploit my 630 € budget). Times an honest opinion for my area of use what seems more sensible to you? Thank you and a successful week 😊
Thanks I would honestly buy the m5 pro hockey skate. With T-blades many things can go wrong. Your blade can break, screws can break and t-blades are overall just more expensive over time. I mean yes t-blades are lighter and you get a different feeling on the ice but you can do all the same trick with a hockey skate. And they are much cheaper over time you just grind them every couple of weeks for not that much money and you are good to go. So yeah ich would recommend the m5 pro hockey skate. Have fun training my dude 😁
You're a very good teacher 🍉
Thank you sooo much😊
On another note glad to see someone making good ice skating content.
Thanks 😁
Nice, thank you so much ! Looks incredible !
Thanks 😁
@@icefreestyleguardians I finally tried it this afternoon and I succeeded quite easily ! I didn't try the backward version, I'll try it wednesday. Thanks guys !
@@zs_maxx3432 great 😁
I'm really happy our tutorial was helpful
basically doing crossover but with very tight turns.
True 😅
i just saw the working gloves you seem to use haha :D nice video, thanks!
Thanks
We would use normal gloves but it's not cold enough at this ice rink😅
@@icefreestyleguardians Wow and you still have good ice quality?
@@fussel31 yes because it's and inside rink they have good ice all summer
@@icefreestyleguardians Oh where is that rink, I only know one in germany that is open all year long.
Btw is there a freestyler dc?
@@fussel31 it's in vienna it's called "eisstadthalle"
What do you mean by dc?
can you do a tutorial on the triangle?
Triangle Tutorial will probably be uploaded at the end of this coming week
@@icefreestyleguardians thanks
Hey ✌🏻
Top video 👌🏻
Would like to buy me after now 10 years hobby skating and freestyling times a really high quality shoe.
With field hockey I have nothing to do and go only 1-2 times a week in the hall skating for fun and to train my freestyle skills.
Wavering currently between a Bauer Supreme M4 which I would with the highest quality materials the T-Blade offers to a T-Blade skate rebuild or a Supreme M5 Pro with the highest quality blade, which I would then always send in for grinding (have no reasonable grinder on site and would like to fully exploit my 630 € budget).
Times an honest opinion for my area of use what seems more sensible to you?
Thank you and a successful week 😊
Thanks
I would honestly buy the m5 pro hockey skate. With T-blades many things can go wrong. Your blade can break, screws can break and t-blades are overall just more expensive over time. I mean yes t-blades are lighter and you get a different feeling on the ice but you can do all the same trick with a hockey skate. And they are much cheaper over time you just grind them every couple of weeks for not that much money and you are good to go. So yeah ich would recommend the m5 pro hockey skate.
Have fun training my dude 😁