T-Blade

The t’blade skate system

Features of t’blade

• Skating feel:Runner choice changes the feel of the setup; speed and agility still depend on fit, technique and preference.
• Replaceable runners:Worn t’blade runners are replaced, not conventionally sharpened.
• Condition matters:Wear depends on use. Inspect runners and fastenings rather than assuming they outlast conventional steel.
• Choice of setup:Select the compatible runner configuration for your preferences and system size.

System construction

The system combines polymer components with a metal running surface. Use compatible genuine parts and the manufacturer’s instructions; the material alone does not establish suitability for every level of competition.

Who can use t’blade?

Recreational and hockey skaters may appreciate the runner-change system. Check the exact skate and holder compatibility and any applicable equipment rules. Do not assume that every player or goalie skate accepts it.

Weight and skating feel

Compare the complete skate setup, including fit and runner choice. A lighter system can feel different, but it does not guarantee reduced fatigue or longer playing time.

Changing t’blade runners

Follow the current manufacturer’s fitting instructions for your system. The following is an overview, not a replacement for the full procedure.

• Tools:Use the specified t’blade tool.
• Removal:Release the stabiliser fastenings as instructed and remove the worn runner carefully.
• Insertion:Fit a compatible runner in the prescribed orientation.
• Fastening:Follow the specified tightening limit and fastener replacement guidance; do not simply tighten as hard as possible.
• Inspection:Check correct seating and all fastenings before skating. Ask a technician if the fit is uncertain.

Explore t’blade components

Compare the compatible parts in our online shop and ask for help choosing your setup.

Frequently asked questions

Inspect before use and replace worn or damaged runners according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Do not wait for a fixed number of months or rely only on a change in performance.

Runner selection influences grip, contact with the ice and manoeuvrability. The right feel is personal; the system does not guarantee better performance or fatigue-free skating.

It may feel different because of the complete setup and runner configuration. Allow time to adapt, and choose a compatible configuration suited to your preferences rather than expecting an automatic increase in speed.