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Easton Mako Ice Skate

The Art Of Speed. This is the core design principle powering the Makos. The entire skate has been engineered to seamlessly bridge the gap between a design idea and the body's natural movement. This is a principle that states that the more closely a skate can match the bodys natural shape and movements, the more speed, the more agility will be produced.One of the first elements to embody this philosophy is the actual shape of each boot. No longer is one a carbon copy of the other. When viewed from the back, the inner side of each ankle is cut lower than its outer counterpart. This patent pending asymmetrical pattern allows each skate to better fall in line with the direction of travel.When cornering or exploding down the wing, the asymmetrical design allows for a more aggressive skating angle. Changing the angle at which your leg/ankle extends from the boot, allows you a more powerful stance and keeps the boot in line with your natural movement leading to more speed and powerful cornering.The newly redesigned Extendon Guard is now a functional part of the boot. With each stride, the guard flexes with your lower calf and quickly returns to its original position. This promotes a fuller stroke and quicker foot recovery think of it like having a built it spring pushing your foot back into place before each stride. Youll notice a faster stride frequency with less energy used. As a hockey player, being in the ready position at all times is an absolute must - this is especially true in areas where the initial split-second burst of speed is all the difference between making the play and watching it go by. The all new CXN holders help you do just that. The heel of the holder is pitched higher than normal holders, keeping your heel raised so that you lean forward on your toes. This puts you in the aggressive forward stance for explosive first strides. Youll be positioned in the ready stance at all times with more weight over the front of the skate.The bottom line is the Makos embody speed. They are a great looking piece of equipment, extremely comfortable, and feature design innovations that set them apart from the pack. Aggressiveness is the name of the game out on the ice and no skate is more ready than the Mako Ice Skates by Easton.
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Questions & Answers for Easton Mako Ice Skate

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Do you HAVE to bake these?
Is it a must? Or can you naturally break them in?
Skill Level: Advanced
Gender: Female
asked 2 months ago
by
Anonymous
on Mako Ice Skate
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answer 1
You can naturally break them in, but baking them is highly recommended. The materials are designed to bake and they can do that for you in the store. Only takes a few minutes and the results are amazing. If you try to just wear them to break them in, you will find that it will take much longer and will not really form to your foot as well.
Top 500 Contributor
Top 500 Contributor
answered 1 month, 2 weeks ago
by
Whisperkill
 - Pittsburgh Pa
answer 2
No you do not have to bake them. It is however recommended to ease the breaking in process.
Skill Level: Advanced
Gender: Male
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Number One Contributor
answered 2 months ago
by
MikeM
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How Much are these skates in Store
asked 2 months ago
by
Timothy
on Mako Ice Skate
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answer 1
Same price as online, these are new so will probably take a while before you see these on sale.
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answered 1 month, 2 weeks ago
by
Whisperkill
 - Pittsburgh Pa
answer 2
Prices may vary in different locations. Your best bet is to contact the store to check price.
Skill Level: Advanced
Gender: Male
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answered 2 months ago
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MikeM
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How do you size/measure for width?
asked 3 months, 4 weeks ago
by
Anonymous
on Mako Ice Skate
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answer 1
Typically if you wear a wider running show you will be the same in an ice skate. The difference between D and EE is roughly a 1/4-inch.
Skill Level: Advanced
Gender: Male
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answered 3 months, 4 weeks ago
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MikeM
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Is the CXN holder comparable to the Graf holders in their aggressive approach??
Skill Level: Intermediate
Gender: Male
Age: 30-39
Frequency: 2-5 times per week
asked 3 weeks ago
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Anonymous
 - Chicago, Il
on Mako Ice Skate
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