The Perfect Blend of Performance & Protection

When you land a jump, push through long training sessions, or spend hours coaching, every ounce of impact matters. Thats where theBlade Science Dual Cushioning Bladesshine engineered to absorb shock, reduce vibration, and let you skate further without trading off the precision you need.

True Cushioning Technology: What It Does

• Built with advanced polymers, theshock absorberscompress up to5 mm (0.2 in)under impact dramatically lowering stress on ankles, knees, and hips.

• Reduces landing impact by around15%, helping prevent common overuse injuries.

• Over the course of a year, skaters can avoid450,000 kg of impact loadthat would otherwise be absorbed by their bodies. Less fatigue, fewer aches.

Customisation that Feels Like Home

Why Choose These Blades?

• Injury Prevention & Longevity: The dual cushioning reduces stress on joints, especially valuable in jump-heavy training or long coaching sessions.

• Profiles You Know: Even with the cushioning system, you can skate on profiles youre already familiar with.

• Built for Durability: Replaceable runners + modular components mean less waste, easier maintenance, and cost savings over time.

Technical Specs

• Shock absorber travel: up to5 mmcompression under load.

• Impact reduction: approx.15%decreased landing force.

• Weight ranges per stiffness: Soft 3045 kg, Medium 4565 kg, Stiff 6585 kg.

• Price:975for most configurations.

Fit & Mounting

Before ordering, we strongly recommend reaching out to us to discuss your skating goals and boot setup unless youre already confident in exactly what you need.

All Blade Science blades should be mounted and aligned by a qualified skate technician. Our fittings includeblade mounting and sharpening, ensuring your skates are set up for success from day one.

Final Word

If you want to skate hardandstay healthy,Blade Science Dual Cushioning Bladesgive you a rare combination: performance without sacrificing comfort, impact protection without losing precision.

Because with the right blades beneath you, every landing can feel a little softer, every edge a little sharper and you can stay on the ice longer.