CCM Step Steel Blacksteel is a Premium steel with Carbon-coating for a better glide and superior grip.Step Steel is 4mm higher than CCM's standard steel and allows you to get better control and a better attack angle on sharp turns.

• CARBON-COATED technology for superior grip and glide
• CARBON-Coating provides a more durable steel
• Better glide
• Better grip
• The steel fits CCM's XS holders
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CCM Step Steel V-Steel is a premium steel with high steel quality and mirror finish for outstanding glide.The steel is 4mm higher than CCM's standard steel which gives you a better attack angle against the ice on sharp turns.

• Better glide with the mirror finish
• Premium pole quality
• Better angle to the ice on fast turns
• The pole fits CCM's XS holders

All CCM poles are sold in pairs.

CCM Step Steel is a premium steel with high steel quality and outstanding glide.The steel is 4mm higher than CCM's standard steel which gives you a better attack angle against the ice on sharp turns.

• Better glide
• Premium steel quality
• Better angle against the ice on fast turns
• The steel fits CCM XS holders

All CCM steels are sold in pairs.

Mohawke waxed skate laces. The wax allows you to easily tighten the laces and get the desired pressure over your foot. Sold in pairs.

Mohawke waxed skate laces. The wax allows you to easily tighten the laces and get the desired pressure over your foot. Sold in pairs.

Profiling and Radius Sharpening

The exact way skates are sharpened depends largely on playing style and preference. When talking about profiling and radius Sharpening, we are referring to a basic sharpening of the blade that involves shaping the blade according to a predetermined template. These templates come in a variety of designs and radii, which give different characteristics on the ice. This means that the template and the blade itself become rounded and do not have a flat surface. As a result, the part of the blade in contact with the ice remains the same for the player in both forward and backward positions. Today, there are several types of templates available with different radii, including templates with multiple radii in the same template, known as combination radii.

These provide unique characteristics depending on how you position yourself on the ice. For children, a standard template (known as a Single Profile) is usually sufficient. However, as players become more experienced, many switch to a specific profile and often a combination radius, as these offer certain advantages.

Single profiles are important for children as they provide better balance when learning to skate. A longer single profile is preferred to achieve this.