MK Professional Blades
- ROCKER – 7FT
- SIZE RANGE – 7″-12″
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karen - April 4, 2019 @ 02:32
[Adult skater, silver level]
Great intermediate blade. I went from Coronation Ace to MK Pro (full disclosure: I also went down a blade size) and found the MK Pro superior for spins. I had a tendency to rock back and forth on the CA, but with the MK Pro I found the sweet spot quickly and my spins improved. The spin rocker is situated slightly more forwards and is more curved, which may make it more difficult to control, but holding the spin is easier. It is also an agile blade well-suited for turns and steps.
[Adult skater, silver level]
Great intermediate blade. I went from Coronation Ace to MK Pro (full disclosure: I also went down a blade size) and found the MK Pro superior for spins. I had a tendency to rock back and forth on the CA, but with the MK P