Hey Pavel, I’m not sure if you heard but Marsblade is coming out with a new roller hockey skate called the R1 that’s lighter and more meant for competitive inline. I only play ice hockey though and don’t plan on playing roller hockey anytime soon. Would you still recommend getting the off-ice trainers even though they are heavier? Thanks in advance.
I want to get into roller hockey. Are Marsblade's suitable for beginners? Can I just get the O1's rather than paying the extra hundreds of dollars for the R1's? Am I better to get an entry level pair of Bauer's or CCM's?
But have you ever tried the Marsblades? I didn't have any complaints about normal inline hockey skates before, but after trying the Marsblade I definitely didn't want to wear them anymore.
Would you recommend someone new to roller blading coming from skating to buy these or get a cheaper pair to start? Does the ice feel of the marsblades make it easier for a skater to start blading?
These are fine for beginners. Beginners will struggle regardless with skates, but the transition will be easier with these (in my experience at least).
Why would the radius of your turn change if the actual wheels are not rockering? its still 4 wheels touching at the same time. it is just tricking you since the upper part is rockering making you feel like on ice. But actually. it's still 4 wheel all the time touching meaning the radius stays the same whether you like it or not. the frame length controls the radius.
The chassis rockers, allowing the wheels position to change throughout movements. Ex) Tight turns they ensure that all 4 wheels will be in contact with the surface for longer thoughout the movement.
@@PavelBarber The rocker is above the wheels. Since the length from last wheel center to front wheel center is constant and the wheels are in a flat setup (no smaller ones, in a straight line and level) the radius is always the same. Compare that yo a hilo setup or banana rocker which actually make the radius smaller since you turn on less wheels. With the Marsblade you just rocker your body not the wheels. It's the same as if you weren't lacing your shoe allowing the feet to wobble inside...
What kind off stick do you have in the video? I would like to have a stick that i can use outside that dosen't grind the blade. Bye the way, my Marsblade are great.
I have skated on marsblades for over a year and they are great. But if you are a newer player you may just want to start out with cheaper inline skates. They definitely can improve your skating though.
Marsblade just came out with a new roller hockey skate called the R1 that’s supposed to be lighter and more durable for competitive inline. You can pre-order them on sale but it says they won’t ship until September...
@@jltgp6703 I have both, the O1s (what he's using here) have a more ice-like feel. I haven't played in hi-lo inline skates for years and forget what it feels like somewhat, the R1's (with the supposedly most ice-like rocker insert installed) do feel more ice-like to me than I remember trad inline hi-los being (R1 has sharper turns, more ice-like feeling of balance transitioning, coming out of crossovers, etc.) but not as ice like as the 01's. Rumor is Marsbalde is going to release more rocker inserts in the next year and eventually let people custom 3d print them.
Zach Zawadzki It would really depend on what kind of tricks you want to do with it. For on-ground dangles (toe drags, backhand-forehand etc.) which you would actually use in a game, it's great as it is. If you want to "zorro" (lacrosse style moves) you would definitely have to curve the toe of that blade.
Zach Zawadzki Yeah i think that zorro tricks are for sure doable with that blade but require quite a lot of skill. It's possible to bend the blade and i believe there are youtube tutorials on how to do it so the blade won't get damaged.
With a rockered setup you'll only have 2 wheels on the ground at the time. The Marsblade ables you to shift your weight and still have all 4 wheels on the ground which creates better speed and traction. Also, a rockered setup simply won't be as smooth.
It looks like he's using the black plastic "Hockey Wrap-Around" product. It's this plastic sleeve that contours to the bottom and toe of the blade. Normally you're supposed to tape it in place, but pavs is free balling it. Pretty good product , I give it a B- (but about $30 kind of expensive for what it is, just molded plastic, and they will wear down and need to be replaced after 100 or so hours of use) I also have the metal ones- they won't wear down but are noticably heavier and I can't get the teeth of the wrap around to sit flat so it messes up the shot trajectory (I give that a D)
@@giampaolofini1535 I'm afraid you misunderstood me. I asked what kind of purple summer hockey stick it was and what kind of protective edge it had on the hook of the stick - a black strip from the bottom of the hook ?
i have a question. i want to rollerblade b4 i learn how to ice skate. is it best i buy the ice training 1s so i can learn 2 ice skate b4 i even ice skate?
"Hockey Wrap Around" sleeve, black plastic version it looks like. Overpriced for what it is and has to be replaced eventually, but pretty good product for off-ice or street hockey. They make a metal one too, but I can't recommend that.
20 years ago I had a system called shockrocker on my first Bauer hockeyskates. That was similar to the Marsblade in the video. And it was really heavy - additional screws, additional frames etc. I wonder why the weight is not specified on the Marsblade page!? 🤔
New bauer are $999. It's 2018... when did $400 become expensive for a investment you'll have for years? Does anyone work and save their money anymore? Scary
aaron maxim A mid tier skate can go for 400$ the top of the line skate (Bauer 1s, ccm FT1...) retails for 999$ (that's the beat skates on the market that NHLers use). 435$ for ROLLERBLADES is expensive giving that it's not a skate, they don't need all the protection of a skate, they don't need high quality steel blades, nor the padded tongue...
XxCurlyManxX fairly certain the rocker system the chassis has and the fact it needs to not snap in half when players skate viciously on them miiiiiight be why their not $150 bucks. Think for a second. What about asking apple why their iphones cost so much if they only make phone calls.....
aaron maxim come on now, think and try to be reasonable, how do you think the skate holder would snap in half... They use the same fabric as a normal skate holder (harden plastic which isn't expensive at all) and you don't see them constantly snapping in half. I never said the skate was worth 150$. I said 25% off would be reasonable, which is just over 300$ which is slightly more than a regular high-end rollerblade. And that iPhone metaphor is completely irrelevant giving that about half the cost is for the brand name.
I'm looking for a street hockey skate for parking lots, basketball courts, and obviously street. CAAAAAAAAAAR. GAME OOONNNN. Would these be good for what I want to use them on? Marsblade R1 Kraft Pro Senior Roller Hockey Skates
There's a reason skates don't rock back and forth like your grandma when watching a Matlock marathon. Slide these on and slip in some insoles made of jello and you too can feel like ol' weak-ankles Jimmy at the family skate special!
I play indoor, inline roller hockey and one of my teammates had a Marsblade chassis and we always made fun of him because he could never stop. Are Marsblades meant to be outdoor skates only. I’ve only seen you use them outside and from my experience, they’re not very good indoor skates.
Top of the line inline hockey skates are $999. Mid line around $600. If $400 is too much I understand that completely, but in terms of performance I would say these are quite fairly priced - especially if you use them as much as I do
фуфло это всё. ! на роликах точно. на роликах не нужно силовое катание, а плавность можно обеспечить мягким сапогом. на роликах не нужен жесткий сапог из хоккея. и шайбой тебе ногу не пробъют
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Hey Pavel, I’m not sure if you heard but Marsblade is coming out with a new roller hockey skate called the R1 that’s lighter and more meant for competitive inline. I only play ice hockey though and don’t plan on playing roller hockey anytime soon. Would you still recommend getting the off-ice trainers even though they are heavier? Thanks in advance.
I want to get into roller hockey. Are Marsblade's suitable for beginners? Can I just get the O1's rather than paying the extra hundreds of dollars for the R1's? Am I better to get an entry level pair of Bauer's or CCM's?
My left ear loves this video
Wow thanks Barber, now I know what to buy. Thanks so much. BTW, can u do a review on mr.assist
I have roller jetspeeds and they work just fine
But have you ever tried the Marsblades? I didn't have any complaints about normal inline hockey skates before, but after trying the Marsblade I definitely didn't want to wear them anymore.
I have RBZs.... tried marsblades at the LHS.... now my RBZs have MB holders. Lol
That's what an uninformed imbecile would say.
Would you recommend someone new to roller blading coming from skating to buy these or get a cheaper pair to start? Does the ice feel of the marsblades make it easier for a skater to start blading?
These are fine for beginners. Beginners will struggle regardless with skates, but the transition will be easier with these (in my experience at least).
Your are the best hockey youtuber
Pavel! Awesome video... Do you use the smaller wheel at the front?
Why would the radius of your turn change if the actual wheels are not rockering? its still 4 wheels touching at the same time. it is just tricking you since the upper part is rockering making you feel like on ice. But actually. it's still 4 wheel all the time touching meaning the radius stays the same whether you like it or not. the frame length controls the radius.
The chassis rockers, allowing the wheels position to change throughout movements. Ex) Tight turns they ensure that all 4 wheels will be in contact with the surface for longer thoughout the movement.
@@PavelBarber The rocker is above the wheels. Since the length from last wheel center to front wheel center is constant and the wheels are in a flat setup (no smaller ones, in a straight line and level) the radius is always the same. Compare that yo a hilo setup or banana rocker which actually make the radius smaller since you turn on less wheels.
With the Marsblade you just rocker your body not the wheels. It's the same as if you weren't lacing your shoe allowing the feet to wobble inside...
What kind off stick do you have in the video? I would like to have a stick that i can use outside that dosen't grind the blade. Bye the way, my Marsblade are great.
i wanna be a better skater on both ice and roller. i wouldnt consider myself that great of a skater but would this help improve my skating?
For sure!
I have skated on marsblades for over a year and they are great. But if you are a newer player you may just want to start out with cheaper inline skates. They definitely can improve your skating though.
ive been skating since i was 12 and im in my 30s now but id still like to get better and have more of an ice feel.
More of an ice feel is exactly what this skates are about! :)
Sure these would be great for ice hockey players to get more accurate practice but I can't image them holding up in more competitive inline hockey
Marsblade just came out with a new roller hockey skate called the R1 that’s supposed to be lighter and more durable for competitive inline. You can pre-order them on sale but it says they won’t ship until September...
@@jltgp6703 I have both, the O1s (what he's using here) have a more ice-like feel. I haven't played in hi-lo inline skates for years and forget what it feels like somewhat, the R1's (with the supposedly most ice-like rocker insert installed) do feel more ice-like to me than I remember trad inline hi-los being (R1 has sharper turns, more ice-like feeling of balance transitioning, coming out of crossovers, etc.) but not as ice like as the 01's. Rumor is Marsbalde is going to release more rocker inserts in the next year and eventually let people custom 3d print them.
@Giampaolo Fini I loved my first day on the I2 holder for my ice skates, ended up buying the O1s for off ice training.
I used to play with Bauer quads 20years ago. I wanna get back into roller hockey should I buy these or regular inline skates?
Quick Question: I have the excel force f40 floorball stick. Am I able to do tricks with it?
Zach Zawadzki It would really depend on what kind of tricks you want to do with it. For on-ground dangles (toe drags, backhand-forehand etc.) which you would actually use in a game, it's great as it is. If you want to "zorro" (lacrosse style moves) you would definitely have to curve the toe of that blade.
I definitely want to do zorro tricks and it has a decent curve on the end but all the videos I watch use sticks with a bit more curve on the blade.
Zach Zawadzki Yeah i think that zorro tricks are for sure doable with that blade but require quite a lot of skill. It's possible to bend the blade and i believe there are youtube tutorials on how to do it so the blade won't get damaged.
whats the difference between the marsblade and a rockered setup? for example: [72 80 80 76] or [76 80 80 76]
With a rockered setup you'll only have 2 wheels on the ground at the time. The Marsblade ables you to shift your weight and still have all 4 wheels on the ground which creates better speed and traction. Also, a rockered setup simply won't be as smooth.
I dont know why but when i put my marsblades on they really hurt my ankles
What should i do?
IceAnt87 Huh? How would the wheels/chassis affect the boot feel?
Bake them. If you have any bumps you'll need to mark them and have those areas heated and punched out at a pro shop.
Pavel Barber Ok thanks ill try that out! 😊😋
What a stick for summer hockey “Zeal”?
The stick of the club does not rub off on the asphalt?
What protective edge on the stick do you use?
It looks like he's using the black plastic "Hockey Wrap-Around" product. It's this plastic sleeve that contours to the bottom and toe of the blade. Normally you're supposed to tape it in place, but pavs is free balling it. Pretty good product , I give it a B- (but about $30 kind of expensive for what it is, just molded plastic, and they will wear down and need to be replaced after 100 or so hours of use) I also have the metal ones- they won't wear down but are noticably heavier and I can't get the teeth of the wrap around to sit flat so it messes up the shot trajectory (I give that a D)
@@giampaolofini1535 I'm afraid you misunderstood me. I asked what kind of purple summer hockey stick it was and what kind of protective edge it had on the hook of the stick - a black strip from the bottom of the hook ?
Nice video. Where is this located? Where you at? Looks nice. Just bought a pair of the Pros can wait to get them. Cheers
i have a question. i want to rollerblade b4 i learn how to ice skate. is it best i buy the ice training 1s so i can learn 2 ice skate b4 i even ice skate?
does it help if you use them off the ice but then you go back to the regular blade on the ice. does that make sense?
I bet urban street skaters would love these marsblade frames with 3 wheels. We need to move in and out of obstacles a lot.
The skates everyone says they love but no one has
My feet are still growing and I don’t know how to get it without me out growing the blade what do i do
Hey Pavel what gloves r u using in the video?
Are they good for outdoor recreational skating on the street?
Yes
I have some
Are they good for jumps? In my opinion they won’t work for jumps, because the system will kinda absorb the jump.
Wtf are you talking about?
What was the highest level of hockey you played?
Do you use anything to protect the blade of the stick?
"Hockey Wrap Around" sleeve, black plastic version it looks like. Overpriced for what it is and has to be replaced eventually, but pretty good product for off-ice or street hockey. They make a metal one too, but I can't recommend that.
i just wonder why the inline hockey pros never use these.
Ì think it has something to do with the weight of these skates.
yep, that's what i've also heard so far.
20 years ago I had a system called shockrocker on my first Bauer hockeyskates. That was similar to the Marsblade in the video. And it was really heavy - additional screws, additional frames etc. I wonder why the weight is not specified on the Marsblade page!? 🤔
I love ice hockey and you are best hockey player 👌👌👌👌
Hi dude
You are the best
If they had a sale on for like 25% off or a discount code then I might buy them but for now, 435$ is way too expensive for a pair rollerblades
XxCurlyManxX elite rollerblades go for that kind of money.
New bauer are $999. It's 2018... when did $400 become expensive for a investment you'll have for years? Does anyone work and save their money anymore? Scary
aaron maxim A mid tier skate can go for 400$ the top of the line skate (Bauer 1s, ccm FT1...) retails for 999$ (that's the beat skates on the market that NHLers use). 435$ for ROLLERBLADES is expensive giving that it's not a skate, they don't need all the protection of a skate, they don't need high quality steel blades, nor the padded tongue...
XxCurlyManxX fairly certain the rocker system the chassis has and the fact it needs to not snap in half when players skate viciously on them miiiiiight be why their not $150 bucks. Think for a second. What about asking apple why their iphones cost so much if they only make phone calls.....
aaron maxim come on now, think and try to be reasonable, how do you think the skate holder would snap in half... They use the same fabric as a normal skate holder (harden plastic which isn't expensive at all) and you don't see them constantly snapping in half. I never said the skate was worth 150$. I said 25% off would be reasonable, which is just over 300$ which is slightly more than a regular high-end rollerblade.
And that iPhone metaphor is completely irrelevant giving that about half the cost is for the brand name.
Sorry to say it but Marsblade can't even come close to the TUUK ROCKER CHASSIS system if your looking for a more real feel of an ice skate !
I'm looking for a street hockey skate for parking lots, basketball courts, and obviously street. CAAAAAAAAAAR.
GAME OOONNNN.
Would these be good for what I want to use them on?
Marsblade R1 Kraft Pro Senior Roller Hockey Skates
There's a reason skates don't rock back and forth like your grandma when watching a Matlock marathon. Slide these on and slip in some insoles made of jello and you too can feel like ol' weak-ankles Jimmy at the family skate special!
I play indoor, inline roller hockey and one of my teammates had a Marsblade chassis and we always made fun of him because he could never stop. Are Marsblades meant to be outdoor skates only. I’ve only seen you use them outside and from my experience, they’re not very good indoor skates.
Thats just the wheel get softer wheels and he can hockey stop
Why does Pavs look like he's in Soviet Russia in the 80's
Why the fuck is the audio always fucked up so I only hear out of the left earphone or headphone
Hi
400 dollars, no thanks
Top of the line inline hockey skates are $999. Mid line around $600. If $400 is too much I understand that completely, but in terms of performance I would say these are quite fairly priced - especially if you use them as much as I do
Pavel Barber except you get it for free
Ewan McGregor skip eating out for about 2 months..... congrats you now have the 400.
aaron maxim Oof, thanks for the advice, papa bless
aaron maxim btw, was that an insult? Or no I couldn’t tell
фуфло это всё. ! на роликах точно. на роликах не нужно силовое катание, а плавность можно обеспечить мягким сапогом. на роликах не нужен жесткий сапог из хоккея. и шайбой тебе ногу не пробъют
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