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Former Pro Hockey Player Invented Shark Blades... Here's How They Work

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We sit down with Riccardo Signorell, Co-Founder & CEO of Green Hockey. A former professional ice hockey player with 18 years of pro experience, Riccardo shares how his career inspired the creation of Shark Blades and the future of off-ice hockey training. Last weeks video: Visiting A Hockey Training Facility with Leo Carlsson In Stockholm Sweden - Visiting A Hockey Training Facility with L...

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20 Comments

@MiyamotoMusashi9 1 month ago

So its roller hockey after all ,we've been playing it since 1989

@evanberner 2 months ago

It would have been nice to describe the product from the most basic level rather than starting the discussion like we all knew everything about it first. If this can only be used on synthetic ice than what's the use? Not many places have synthetic ice. Would be great to be able to use these rather than roller blades.

@Armadillo312 1 month ago

You need the shark blades, which only works on Bauer skates, and then Green hockey's artificial ice in order to skate.
Seems like just using inline skates is a lot cheaper and convenient. I like the idea though.

@ekojar3047 2 weeks ago

Fantastic, ive only ice skated once, I had roller blade experience that gave me the confidence that I can do it. This is the perfect product to translate way more closer than roller blades. Very cool!

@marketlounge 12 days ago

That puck was next level

@celerun 1 month ago

What in the actual... Never heard of this product! So cool!

@pill0wm4n 1 month ago

Damn, Hockey Tutorial are the hardest working Hockey channels in the game!!!

@rodneyandrade4919 1 month ago (edited)

The rolling resistance of 16 little steel wheels rolling over a plastic surface, will never meet the energy efficiency of a steel blade skimming over a sheet ice. Ever.

@Penguin_James 2 months ago

Sounds interesting, thanks for sharing this is the first I've heard of these.

@stefanocacciafilms8063 2 months ago

amazing !! 🔥🔥🔥

@Elementsoftheory29 2 months ago

This is DOPE !!!

@TheLotroNerd 1 month ago

I really want to see these make it to california!

@heavydutytrimmerstreecompa9458 1 month ago

Living in Florida I made my driveway synthetic ice being from Chicago. I’ve played hockey since I was three all year every year having kids now. I continued the tradition in my driveway, but damn do we need these ASAP?

@evolRanger 1 month ago

Would love to try these

@fredericintx 1 month ago

Wow I would love to try these skates on that surface. Roller hockey is fun but there’s such a difference from ice hockey. I bet this is awesome. I need to go watch some videos of people playing on this rink.

@maryolee8303 3 days ago

As a kid in Brooklyn New York in 1978 we had the trick hockey boot but with 4 bad ass metal precision wheels that allow them to behave like ice skates. Blades were not even out yet as only 1 goalie had them. Metal wheels are what makes them perform like Ice skates. We used to just slide to a stop. Then came urethane to change that, Now someone is bringing back the metal wheel and putting it on a roller blade. It makes perfect sense to me. Why didn't think of that. I knew about the difference in performance between metal and urethane and on concrete playing hockey metal wheels act like blades on ice.

@briansalce2808 1 month ago

Hey man as long as they're better than the old school V-Form wheels I'm down to try. This looks pretty cool and the concept of fitting them into today snap out blade hockey skates is one hell of an idea! Hope you find success!

@Quilller7056 1 month ago

Loved playing roller hockey…wish i could find a league

@itsmekdm 1 month ago

Two to three times as many little wheels as just three or four or five big wheels. It means it's going to be smoother, more contact. It's going to be more like a blade. I like it. Why didn't anybody think of that earlier?