Rockering blades is truly custom.
The curve in the blades makes it possible to control the blades on the ice.
This provides the basis for a good speedskating technique and the feeling on the ice.
The curve may differ for each skater and is adjusted to the weight of the skater, the stiffness of the blade, and the technique of the skater.
Especially the path traveled by the skate during the push is important.
The rounder the blade, the more the skate steers. A rider who places his skate more on the outside and therefore controls the skate more to the outer,
will need more curve to return fully.
In addition, the ice quality is of influence on the choice of the curve.
When the ice is softer, the skate sinks a little in the ice and you need more curve to steer properly.
On hard ice you need less curve in the blades. We tailor the curve to the purpose of the skater, the skating technique and the ice conditions.
To this end, we have high-precision equipment.
Also, a variable rockering belongs to the possibilities. Make sure you have a good curve in your blades.
This also applies to young children.
If the basis is not good, one can not learn the technique properly.