well the most obvious would be that one is waxed and the other isnt. i prefere waxed better because it feels better when lacing up and its keeps my skates tighter.
A wax floss is smoother and therefore will be less damaging to your gums.
When you are a hockey mom you have a son or daughter in hockey and you cheer on your child. A hockey mom sometimes laces their kids skates and help them put on their gear.
The same way people make candle wax. Hockey wax and candle wax are the same thing. And if you are thinking about using stick wax do it. You will see a big different in your puck control
go to www.sporttueqe.com Last one on the page called smoke is identiccal to the original bauer skate laces
tape, a puck and sometimes wax.
I find the unwaxed floss much better for cleaning between ones teeth. The waxed floss tends to compress the tartar onto the tooth enamel. Improved brushing technique, such as brushing in downward strokes away from the gum line, makes a significant difference in the removal of food debris and tartar. Applying both methods could reduce the amount of time spent in the dentist's chair.
To tie your hockey skates properly, start by loosening the laces and inserting your foot into the skate. Pull the laces tight and make sure the skate feels snug around your foot and ankle. Begin lacing up the skate from the toe, crossing the laces over each other and pulling them tight as you go. Once you reach the top of the skate, tie a secure knot to keep the laces in place. Make sure the skate feels comfortable and secure before hitting the ice.
It isn't bad at all. People only do that if their laces are too long. Slot of skates come with laces that are way to long but it is very easy and cheap to get new ones
You need to take it in to a store to be relaced, and they just put the laces threough the holesand tie it it underneath the leather at both ends.
yes...u have to order them on www.sporttueqe.com cheaper than original tho
Baking parchment is also called parchment paper and is available in most grocery stores. Parchment looks and feels like unwaxed wax paper.