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Ski Blades
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| A combination of Cross Country skiing and ice skating. The boot with a special sole is locked (clicked) into the binding. The heel is not secured. The boot is hinged to the blade (in the front). As a result long strides can be made. The principle is the same as the clapskate. The advantages of the Zandstra Ski Blades are: * Very easy to put on and take off. * It is possible to walk to the ice with this boot. Guards are not neccessary. * The same boots can be used during XC Skiing. * There is no left or right blade so it is easy to carry a spare blade. * Low weight * Stable * All three parts are seperatly available. The 3 parts are: * Blade * Binding * Boot |
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Blades
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Complete sets
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| * Information about the principle Click here. | ||||||||||||||||
| * The Cross Country and Back Country boots and bindings are not interchangeble. * In order to enjoy skating it is important that the boots provide enough sideways stabilty. Not every Cross Country boot is suitable for ice skating ! * Please make sure to use the correct flex. (The rubber part in front of the binding).Ice skates and skies require different type of flexes. * We offer different kinds of sharpening jigs and sharpening stones for ski blades. |
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| Suggested Sizing | ||||||||||||||||
| Delta / Tango 40 Cms - S 43 Cms - M - 45 Cms - L - 48 Cms - XL - |
Boot Up to 37 38 - 40 41 - 43 44 and up |
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| In 1987 the first ski blade (X.C. Blade) was taken into production. The idea to combine a X.C. binding with an ice skate came from Mr. Steinmetz. In close cooperation Zandstra Sports has developed this skate further. | ||||||||||||||||