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A&R Sports TuffTerrys Hockey Blade Covers

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Arrives Saturday, Nov 30
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Size: Medium


Color: Berry


Features

  • Reinforced with Durable Polypropylene on the Bottom Inside and Outside
  • Wickaway Liner Absorbs Excess Moisture
  • Fits Figure Skates size 1 through 5
  • Fits Hockey Skates Size 2 through 6
  • From A&R Sports, the leading brand in sports accessories for over 20 years, Made in the USA

Description

A&R TuffTerrys are reinforced on the bottom, both inside and outside, with durable polypropylene. They offer a greater degree of protection from sharp blades while wicking away the moisture to help keep the skate blades rust- free. TuffTerrys are available in 3 sizes and a vast array of colors, including prints.


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎6.73 x 6.42 x 2.17 inches


Package Weight: ‎0.09 Kilograms


Brand Name: ‎A&R Sports


Color: ‎Berry


Material: ‎Polypropylene


Manufacturer: ‎A&R Sports


Size: ‎Medium


Date First Available: August 25, 2022


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    • Upgraded Design Works Well
Many decades ago, these units were simply called “blade covers”; these days, they are more commonly referred to as “soakers”. The main purpose of blade covers is to keep the sharp edges of the blades from getting dinged up during storage (such as in an equipment bag) and to keep the sharp edges of the blades from cutting up other items (such as the equipment bag). A secondary purpose is to keep the blades from rusting. Blade covers are fabricated from materials that wick away moisture from the blades to the outsides of the blade covers. Most blade covers are made from terry cloth. These blade covers are made with terry cloth reinforced with two polypropylene strips: one strip along the bottom inside, and one longer strip along the bottom outside and part of the front and back ends outside. I was first concerned that the polypropylene would trap water against the blades and cause the blades to rust. Some Internet research on polypropylene indicates that there are specially treated grades of polypropylene mesh designed to wick away moisture. I tested these blade covers by dripping water on the inside polypropylene strip, and the water did wick away to the terry cloth. Some people use soakers to dry off the blades when they get off the ice. I recommend using a separate towel to dry off the blades before putting on the blade covers. To maximize the lifetime of the blades and blade covers, here’s what I do. When I get off the ice, I first wipe the slush off the boots and blades with a first microfiber wipe, and then dry off the boots and blades with a second microfiber wipe. I then put on a first set of blade covers. When I get home, I remove the first set of blade covers, dry off the boots and blades again with a third microfiber wipe, and then put on a second set of blade covers. I use these on figure skates. To prolong the life of a blade cover, it’s best to use two hands when putting on a blade cover. Grab each end with a separate hand, stretch the blade cover such that it’s longer than the blade, put the blade cover over the blade, and then slowly release. Many people tend to use one hand: they hook the blade cover over the picks, stretch the blade cover over the blade, and then snap the blade cover over the back end. You run a risk of tearing the blade cover this way. Similarly, when taking off a blade cover, use two hands to stretch the blade cover before taking it off the blade. I skate 5 times/week. I’ve used the same two pairs for 3 months now, and they are holding up well. No tears, no holes, no sign of wear. I’ll provide an update after longer use. UPDATE: May 31, 2016. A year+ later, still using the same two pairs; no tears, no holes, no sign of wear. These blade covers come in a great variety of colors and patterns, so buy two of different colors or patterns. Note that the price varies by $4 or so depending on the color and pattern and the phase of the moon at Amazon headquarters. Unless you’re extremely picky, scroll through the prices and buy the ones with the lowest price. Note: A&R also makes plain terry covers without the reinforcement strips. The list price of the reinforced covers is higher than the list price of the plain covers, but the selling price on Amazon of the reinforced covers is often less than the selling price of the plain covers (again, depending on color, pattern, and the phase of the moon). Even though these blade covers are reinforced with polypropylene strips, you should never walk on them. You still need to buy rigid or semi-rigid blade guards that are designed to be walked on. Do not store your blades with the blade guards on, however; blade guards trap moisture and cause the blades to rust. That’s why you need separate blade covers and blade guards. Two different purposes. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 29, 2015 by smgsmc
    • Really Good not great
Size: Large Color: Neon Orange
It's a good product. I buy these somewhat often. My only complaint is the elastic wears out pretty quickly but the price is decent so I keep buying
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 10, 2022 by 213Guy
    • Love These Soakers
Size: Large Color: Gum Drop
Not sure why I read complaints online about these not fitting on larger blades. I have Jackson boots size 8 1/2 and 10 1/4 in blades and these fit fine. There's just enough stretch to get them over the toe picks comfortably and they are more durable than the traditional soakers made from terry cloth. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 2, 2022 by a10fan
    • Great blade covers
Size: Medium Color: Royal
These are great blade covers. They are put together quite well, feel solid, and look good. The stitching is clean and precise. The elastic is strong. The nylon on the bottom is pretty beefy, and will definitely take some abuse. We have a couple sets and haven't had any issues with them. 2 year update: still going strong. They have gotten constant use since we bought them. After being dragged around in a hockey bag several times a week 3-4 times per week, they're not quite as vibrant as they once we're. I'm sure if we washed them they would brighten up. Elastic is still strong, and no holes have developed (use these only for protection in the bag or when skates are being transported; never walk in the skates with them on). There are a few snags in the terry from catching on various things and getting yanked. Beyond that, they're just about as good as new. Would definitely buy again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 21, 2018 by D. Foreman
    • it’s was okay
Size: Medium Color: Fire
it was okay… it was way too small for the size it said. otherwise it was fine
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 9, 2021 by Colton M.
    • Exactly as the seller said they would be
Size: Medium Color: Kelly
Review Image by Rob and Yvonne Reese
We got 4 pairs - one for everyone. They are sized properly based on standard blade sizing, so if you know you have extended blade sizes on your skates go up a size as appropriate based on the blade not the boot. These things are tough, 2 of us have deep "U" channels on our blades, and keep them super sharp, but they aren't cutting the inner fabric. (Blades are LS TI Pulse and are re-sharpened every 10 hours of ice time so it can do damage.) Definitely recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 12, 2020 by Rob and Yvonne Reese
    • Made in China not USA as ad states.
Size: Medium Color: Red
Overall, I'm sure this product will perform as designed. I narrowed my selections down to two items. I went with the Made in the USA one, but I was duped. Disappointing. I ordered a red, size Medium TuffTerry cover.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 4, 2021 by Patrick H. Clancy
    • Y E S
Size: Large Color: Black
These were e x a c t l y what I was looking for. They stretch to the skate itself and absorbed the extra wetness from the blade. You probably should wash them every once in a while since the mildue smell can linger but it is clothe so it is very much expected. 10/10 would buy again if I had to!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 18, 2020 by Jeremy Morrell

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