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What is the difference between aggressive skates and normal skates?
aggresive skates are made for more aggresie skating
what are the best brands of ice skates recommended for hockey players?
Bauer Flexlite skates are good.They are at a very good price too. Different stores have different brands and with different prices. They vary from cheap to very expensive.
What is the difference between vapor 60 limited edition skates and the vapor 60 skates?
Just the color. There are no additional features.
What is the difference between regular skates and Reebok pump skates?
Reebok pumps have the option of pumping the ankle support up
What is the difference between a skate and a ray?
The skate has a different body structure then a ray.
What are the differences between speed skates and figure skates?
The speed skates have longer blades
What is the difference between a Skate and a sting ray?
The difference between a ray and a skate is that their reproductive stratigies are totally different. skates can not sting you but sting rays can! i have tried touching ones tail it didn't sting me!!
Are small skates better then big skates?
It depends on the size of the foot. You should wear skates that fit the foot for comfort and safety. Other than that, it makes no difference.
Is there a difference in form between figure skating and ice hockey skating not taking into consideration jumping or twirling just skating?
Well the skates are different.
What hockey skates do the pros use?
Most players are sponsored and wear the brands they represent. But big name skates in the NHL are the Rbk 9k pump skates. Nike Bauer Ones are popular. and mission is still big in skates
What is the difference using speed skates versus hockey skates?
the difference is the amount of blade that is touching the ice surface and the lbs per inch so with a longer blade it spreads the weight out more and you have less weight on your blades
Difference of speed skates and figure skates?
The recreational skate is not designed for the speeds that the figure skate is. It is a "crossover" between the figure skate and the hockey skate. It is not designed to be as precise in turnings and stops as the figure skate. However, if you do not wish to invest in figure skates for the novice (just in case it's another whim) recreational skates are a good option. The novice learns to skate and has fun without the expense of the professional skate.
