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  1. J. McQ
    October 5, 2011

    I don’t think I’ve ever seen hockey skates with a toe pick. Also, hockey skate blades are replaceable, not soldered to the boot. (except back in the 70s and earlier) Hockey skates and figure skates each have the same number of edges: inside left, inside right and outside left and outside right. Figure skate blades are indeed longer that hockey skate blades.

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  2. Bruce Brooker
    November 20, 2022

    Nobody mentions “rocker” in any detail here
    In Hockey skates, rocker is the amount of blade that contacts the ice. The smaller the rocker,the less stable the skate. Beginners need less of a rocker than experienced skaters. You determine rocker size by placing skates blade to blade, see how much blade touches each other. Rocker can be easily adjusted by any skate tech. Fig skates, less rock, more stable, less manouver and quick turns.

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