The Pure Edge Skate Sharpening
Regular Sharpening $6.00
Z-Channel Deep Grove $25.00
Zuperior Profiling $25.00
10 Pack of Sharpenings $50.00
Sharpening Hours
September - March April - August
Monday 4:00 - 8:00 Monday Closed
Tuesday 4:00 - 8:00 Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 4:00 - 8:00 Wednesday 4:00 - 8:00
Thursday 4:00 - 8:00 Thursday Closed
Friday 4:00 - 7:00 Friday Closed
Saturday 10:00 - 2:00 Saturday 10:00 - 1:00
Sunday Closed Sunday Closed
Prosharp Benefits
Skating is the most important factor for improving overall skills in any Ice Skating Sport. The potential of skate sharpening has been widely overlooked. By eliminating sharpening errors, players can make significant progress in their skating performance.
At The Pure Edge we use the ProSharp skate sharpening system. With the new emphasis on speed, agility and skills, The Pure Edge gives you perfectly sharpened skates - a key tool to help you compete and succeed.
With this skate sharpening technology it allows The Pure Edge to profile and sharpen your skates so you can maximize control, acceleration and speed.
* More Powerful Strides and better Glide
* Higher Speed, Less Fatique, and improved 2-way play
* Better Edge Control and Balance
* More Flexible Skating Maneuvers and Moves
* Improved Shooting
* Better Crossover Skating
Background of the Problems
In minor league hockey, parents search from pro-shop to pro-shop trying to find the perfect sharpener. Pro teams suffer from that coaches and equipment managers often not having time to implement a strategy for all aspects of skating, particulary skate sharpening. Many players, even Pro and AAA teams, use overworked blades or ”banana blades” at the cost of speed.
New blades have an approximate 6-11 foot radius rocker profile depending on the skate model and size. This correlates to 38-52mm of blade to ice contact, which is not enough in the new NHL, where the most important asset is speed.
Another limit is that the factory profile is intended to suit all players. Generally a factory profile works okay, but why not try a custom fit to achieve optimal advantage? In the same way a hockey player chooses their stick, they should also be able to try out skate blades.
When children start skating at 4-6 years of age, the factory profile of 26-32 mm of blade to ice contact is too short. The young player’s balance and agility is developing, and therefore it is difficult to learn to skate well. You can see that their effort is spent on trying to stand up instead of developing a good skating posture and stride. Contouring of a radius rocker of 12-13 ft, which gives more blade contact, 54-56 mm to the ice, will make “learn to skate” more effective and fun.
