No 🤣🤣

Looked like it would hurt hand guess not

LMAO

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Normally no, but if the old blade is infected, it hurts when they skate on it and a local anesthetic must be applied before changing it

It's required or you get a $1000 dollar fine...no joke.

@@dr.loomis4221 if that's true that's horrible, the guy wouldn't even feel good hearing it

It's sad that a simple thank you is considered legendary.

He must be Canadian

@@dr.loomis4221, cite your source, please.

Cam is to nice 😊

It's required or you get a $1000 dollar fine.

they're most likely Canadian 😅

@@mirza6399😂

@@dr.loomis4221🤣😂

You forgot to mention to swallow. A very important step when it comes to drinking. Burping, choking and/or vomitting is optional, depending on specific situation.

Cam Fowler, from Windsor, however most hockey players have a ton of respect for their equipment managers

@@alauder Not only that, a lot of players give their trainers huuuge bonuses for Christmas.

They are all polite. I worked security behind the bench for the NHL for years. Best job in the world 🏒

ONLY IN HOCKEY!

He is American

Right?! All these people thinking they’re like razor blades and comments talking about them being dull… as if a pro would be using dull edges.

@@yourlifeisagreatstorythe edges are damn near as sharp as razor blades

​@@RamboOnYaMom I don't think you understand just how sharp razors are

Haha yeah right, have people never used a knife before? Hasn’t anyone notice the knife doesn’t do anything if there isn’t pressure and sliding action to it?😊

Right I put my skate blade cover on and it slid off while I was taking off my skate and let's say my pinky got stitches. 😂

Cam is a die-hard American, and to hear this makes this Canadian respect him even more.

@@deecee2174he’s a good dude. The ducks have great personality in their locker room

@@pjbolt3844 They need to get a better GM and front office members, they haven't been the same since the Brian Burke days. Cutter Gauthier might be a problem in the future as well, also why did they get rid of Sonny Milano? Him and Zegras was insane

That would be interesting to see all of them working on one skate

I think the blades are sharp enough that they work but not sharp enough that they can cut his hand open

Yeah the blades have two edges which helps, but it is also important that he isn’t sliding his hand along the blade. That would quickly slice his hand.

Skating blades aren't sharp

It’s the same as lying down on a bed of nails. Yes, it is sharp, but it does not break skin because the pressure is spread out over about a 3.5” distance, making it fine to press on. Similarly, on a bed of nails nothing will pierce skin because of the pressure being distributed over a large area.

You're ignorant on the subject

Cam is super nice

I thought it was an elderly lady until I read your comment 💀

Yeah if you're skate broke instead you'd be out more than minutes while you got new ones

@@lucasdefruita6429 The only blades that break are these quick change ones.

Well the problem was they were screwed in place, so if they broke or had any issue you had to change skates. The chassis would have to be de riveted and re riveted. Later ones had screws on the outside which is easier but still pretty slow comparatively One thing that happens more often than actually losing a blade is just losing an edge or needing a sharpening, and doing it like this is obviously faster.

@dizawnofwizar At least you can skate back to the bench with a dull edge , alot harder with no blade. IMO losing an entire blade even once has more than negated the benefit of the system.

Yup, why do you think Canadians love hockey... very few entitled players unlike other pro athletes. Not only that, but the trainers get huuuuuge Christmas bonuses from the players. GREAT GUYS!!

@dgcmusi .....in the old days Tuuks ICM's and Perfectas we sharpened our skates every couple games or so or in the case of pros they got sharpened in between periods if needed .....there was no changing 🤣

I didn’t think of that but there is probably someone else who thought the same as you

@madden226 another equestrian here 💪🏻

That’s true at the pro level but it is different as you move on from the pro level

​@@AnaheimDucks16literally every slightly better hockey skates have removable blades nowadays.

@@QuietJoshua all Bauer skates are like that bud

@@QuietJoshuaalmost every single skate that is made is like that bud

I've literally never had a pit crew change my blades so nah, your experience is not universal

Agree! Its so satisfying the way it comes off the boot.

Must be like Bambi when the blade falls off mid game 🤣🤣🤣

@@AnaheimDucks16 it’s seriously just like Bambi on ice😂

@@maxabbott2080 lol I’ve seen it happen to people and it’s very funny to watch

@@maxabbott2080 I actually didn’t see this one but my dad has a story of his where his blade came off and he couldn’t get up and was wobbling but he didn’t realize his blade fell off so he was panicking thinking something was wrong like a stroke or something until he heard everyone on the beer league bench laughing and telling him his blade is off 😂

@@obi-wankenobi8413 hahahaha I tried to stand up three times before someone told me my blade was out it’s tough 😅

I wouldn't wanna push on a freshly sharpened skate with any sort of metal resistant glove. Small chance it messes up the smoothness of the sharpening. If the glove is strong enough and rubs weird on the blade you could create an edge. "I caught an edge". I think usually bad edges are made from stepping on things or rough skating. Like the boards have random metal on the bench that holds the boards up. Sometimes when I jump them the blade near my toes touch the metal bracket if I pay more attention to where my leg is swinging (so I don't cut the guy jumping the boards the same time as me). Is it far fetched that the cut resistant glove would damage the blade? Maybe. But if I'm a professional trainer I ain't taking the chance of a player getting upset. Hockey blades are flat on the bottom. It's how we stand. The edge is on either side. I can push my thumb or palm comfortably on the bottom of my blade. But there's a particular spot to do it. I'm not pushing into the sides of the blade. Just the flat spot on top. And I would never rub my hand on the blade. Only apply downward pressure. Rubbing against the blade is how you'd get cut. Pushing on the blade is unpleasant if you're stepped on but you have a chance to avoid a cut. If you've ever felt your razor catch your face when shaving it's kind of similar for when your skate catches you. You can rub your finger on the bottom of that flat part and not get cut. But if you put too much pressure down and rub toward either left or right yea you might get cut.

Manager at my local sports store told me to fix the looseness, he puts a couple small pieces of tape on the blade, pushes them in, then cute off any that is visible. Keeps it tight again.

@@benteich it’s all a scam. I’d never settle for removable blades.