| Malkin, Fixed On The Fly! EDGE AGAIN™ is being tested by Dana Heinze and his training staff at the 2009 camp. Heinze's crew are taught how to use this revolutionary hand held rechargeable powered skate sharpening device. Malkin finished the game without having to remove his skate for a sharpening during the period or intermission. Paul Defazio can be seen rocking slowly back and forth using EDGE AGAIN™ even though you cannot see it on screen. This back and forth sharpening technique is fast becoming the new method for trainers who are under enormous amounts of pressure, to keep their players on the ice where they belong. |
EDGE AGAIN™ In Playoff EDGE AGAIN™ is on the both benches of this great National Hockey League playoff series that is going the distance. Both trainers use it to fix their players "on the fly". EDGE AGAIN™ allows the repair of a lost edge while the skate remains on the foot. EDGE AGAIN™ is the world's first hand-held skate sharpening device! |
Glenn Healy mentions EDGE AGAIN™ during Leafs vs Penguins game EDGE AGAIN™ is being tested by over half the NHL and NHL Trainers are learning that they can now fix a bad edge on the fly with the first ever hand-held recheable powered skate sharpening device. EDGE AGAIN™ uses a patented diamond coated "Tusk" technology that automatically aligns on the blade to microfile 4 sides at once to repair both inner and outer edges at the same time. It does not affect the radius of hollow as it only comes into contact with the tips of the sides where the edge is damaged. |
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| EDGE AGAIN™ talked about by Rob Faulds and Roger Lajoie during Colts-Wolves game Rob Faulds and Roger Lajoie discuss EDGE AGAIN™ during the Sudbury Wolves vs Barrie Colts game. Trainers Kevin Emo of the Colts and Dan Buckland of the Wolves are using EDGE AGAIN™ to keep their players on the ice during games when an edge is lost. Kristoff Kontos has his own EDGE AGAIN™ and has been testing EDGE AGAIN™ during this his rookie season. He has reported that with daily use of EDGE AGAIN™ before every game and practice, he can go 20-25 days without getting his skates tradititionally sharpened by trainer Dan Buckland. After 20 EDGE AGAIN™ sharpenings the bottom of the blade flattens out a little even though the edges are still sharp. Buckland restores Kontos' 1/2 inch hollow at that point and he is good for another 25 days. Kristoff's team mates visit him for touch ups in a pinch before practices when there is no time for the trainer to do the skates. He has reported great success from his team mates... in fact... many of them want to take a unit home with them for their summer training. |
Chris Kontos discussed EDGE AGAIN™ with Jennifer Robinson on Rogers Daytime EDGE AGAIN™ has not officially launched but Chris does a quick interview with 6 time Canadian women's figure skating champion, Jennifer Robinson. Chris gives a little history on the invention and where his team is at as they get ready to launch this revolutionary skate sharpening device. |
EDGE AGAIN™ to the rescue, Sudbury Wolves' Peter Hermenegildo is repaired by trainer Dan Buckland EDGE AGAIN™ rechargeable powered hand held skate sharpening device is on the Sudbury Wolves bench. During the game between the Wolves and Plymouth Whalers , Wolve's trainer Dan Buckland is seen fixing Peter Hermenegildo's skate that suffered a trauma. The edge was fixed and Peter Hermenegildo actually scored a goal on the power play just seconds after. EDGE AGAIN™ keeps the players on the ice where they should be. | |
EDGE AGAIN™ EDGE AGAIN™ is spotted on the Ottawa Senators' bench as trainer Scott Alegrino is testing. |
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