Touring/Bandy Skate Sharpener

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SkateMate Touring/Bandy Skate Sharpener
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The SkateMate touring/bandy skate sharpener serves as a device that enables you to sharpen your ice skates at any location, whenever you need. Are you in need of a swift sharpening session before stepping onto the ice? Or perhaps there is no local establishment providing professional skate sharpening services? SkateMate stands as the finest handheld skate sharpener, compact enough to slip into your pocket, eliminating any reason to leave your blades anything but perfectly sharp.

This variant of the SkateMate is furnished with a flat diamond sharpening insert specifically for touring and bandy skates. Should you participate in various ice skating disciplines, you can effortlessly swap it out for a spare insert or one designed for a different style of ice skates.

Engineered to accommodate replaceable inserts coated with an exceptionally strong abrasive, the SkateMate ice skate sharpening tool is a genuinely universal skate sharpener suitable for touring/bandy skates, figure skates, and ice hockey skates—depending entirely on the insert loaded within the SkateMate.

Individually available skate sharpening inserts:

  • Touring/Bandy Skates flat diamond insert
  • Figure Skates 100-grit cylinder
  • Hockey Skates 120-grit cylinder for the final finish to maintain the blade's sharpness
  • Hockey Skates 100-grit cylinder for initial sharpening or extremely worn-out blades

Compatible parts

Find products compatible with SkateMate Touring/Bandy Skate Sharpener:

SkateMate Figure Skate Sharpening InsertsSkateMate Touring/Bandy Flat Diamond Sharpening InsertSkateMate Replacement Deburring Strips

Importer

Name:
Centrano ApS
Address:
Omega 6
Eircode:
8382
City:
Hinnerup
Country:
Denmark

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Veronica grahn Deje, Sweden Verified Buyer 5 of 5 Fast delivery; does the job. Markus Haas Buttwil, Switzerland Verified Buyer 5 of 5 Stoked the run went smooth—dialled gear, locked-in fit, and a clean exit. Thanks! Heikki Palomäki Ruovesi, Finland Verified Buyer 5 of 5 A simple, effective, and affordable sharpener for ice skates—I recommend it. Richard Moro Villiers, Switzerland Verified Buyer 5 of 5 Perfect Andreas Montag Großenlüder, Germany Verified Buyer 5 of 5 Works and does what it should Teemu Talja Helsinki, Finland Verified Buyer 3 of 5 One slip tape came loose on the first use. I wonder if there was a problem with the gluing on that particular machine, as others have had good experiences. Reply from SkatePro Thanks for your review, Teemu. We have already corrected the problems with the product. // Your Team SkatePro E. Frese Norderstedt, Germany Verified Buyer 2 of 5 Quite a complicated thing. Without experience, you can quickly break the "knives"! Guide evenly...don't tilt...don't apply too much pressure. I would not recommend this for a layman or "average Joe". You should have the runners sharpened by an "expert" at least once a season. Only then could you possibly try your best with the thing☺. So, my conclusion = "conditionally recommended", with reservations, so to speak. I'll leave the SkateMate for now and will "keep practicing" from time to time. Enthusiastic is not the right word, I would say. P.S. I'm very "perfectionist", so the thing doesn't deserve more than 2 stars in my eyes. Reply from SkatePro Many thanks for the rating! We are very sorry that you are not completely convinced by the product! You're absolutely right that it takes some practice. There are also separate sanding inserts with which you can optimize the result. Here are the most important points to consider when using the SkateMate: 1. turn both knobs to close both sides evenly so that they firmly grip the skate blade. Then turn back only far enough to allow the blade to slide up and down. If the grinder wobbles from side to side, one or both edges may become duller instead of sharper. 2. apply only light pressure. Too much pressure dulls the edges. It is best to start with short movements and then gradually move to sweeping movements. If you have any questions, you can always reply to this email and we will be happy to help you! Thank you! / Your SkatePro Team

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