John Wilson Coronation Ace freestyle blade for lutz / axel / early double jumps Moving out of a boot/blade combo? This is an introductory blade that is recommended for skaters working on the axel. It has been around for decades and was used by many Olymipans early in their skating careers. A beginner freestyle blade Stanchion height is standard Secondary rocker is subtle Parallel blades are the easiest to sharpen Metal Composition of the Coronation Ace Blade Carbon Spring Steel The benefits of John Wilson's Spring Steel Memory Rigorous 6X Hardening & tempering practices 55 Step process to ensure every blade is the best it can possibly be The finest spring steel allows for just enough flex while always returning to its original shape Toe Pick / Toe Rake Configuration (Teeth & spikes at front of blade) Cross-Cut Pick The benefits of a Cross-Cut Pick The Cross-Cut Pick allows skaters to grip the top layers of the ice as opposed to digging down deeper than a straight cut style. Will grip the ice better with less sliding, works well for skaters wanting a quicker rotation initiation. Rocker Radius (Rocker radius refers to the rear part of the blade used for gliding and stroking) 7 FT The benefits of an 8FT Rocker The Coronation Ace blade is more curved with less surface contact with the ice. What does this mean in terms of performance? A smaller radius is better for deeper edges, smoother turns and agility. Coronation Ace are comparable to the following models Legacy, Matrix Legacy Step S4, S4SS The John Wilson Coronation Ace is manufactured in Sheffield England. Warranty: Lifetime against manufacturing defects
