MK Professional Revolution Blades
- ROCKER – 7FT
- SIZE RANGE – 7″-12″
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Bettina - January 19, 2020 @ 16:42
Transitioning from an entry level blade with a 8” rocker, I felt more secure when it came to my jumps thanks to the cross-cut toepicks, and it was very easy to find the sweet spot when it comes to spins and footwork! It took me about three sessions to get adjusted to them though, especially when I hadn’t been skating for a while, and I could also feel a subtle difference on how heavy they are compared to my old blades. I definitely recommend these, especially if you feel like you are able to transition to a higher level blade.
Transitioning from an entry level blade with a 8” rocker, I felt more secure when it came to my jumps thanks to the cross-cut toepicks, and it was very easy to find the sweet spot when it comes to spins and footwork! It took me about three sessions