Test
Skater Comments:
JASON
HOLMES: 5'8", 160 lbs. AGE 16
Jason excels as an inline hockey player and enjoys many other
special achievements. He was especially suited for the test
since he has not
used either the traditional stopping device or the 4Wheeler system.
Following are his impressions:
- “This new style
of brake is more effective and can stop much quicker than the original
stopper. You have more control
with the new system.”
- “The power of the
new system is revolutionary compared to the traditional stopper.”
- “At first it was
a little hard, but in about 10 minutes, I could stop with ease.”
- “I would choose
the 4Wheeler because it gives you more control over yourself when
you are skating. Also, the traditional
stopper will wear down if you use it too much, and the disc
braking system can be
used as much as you want.”
- “This new system will cut down on injuries because of the control
it gives you while you’re braking.”
JEFF PRIME: Height 6’,
195 lbs, and age 43
Ran Pro Beach Hockey
1998/2000, head couch US Women Inline Hockey Team (World champions
2004), Hockey Director for Coast 2 Cost Inline
Center.
- “Having never used
either the stopper or disc system, I felt it much safer, stops
in shorter distance, and easier to use”
CAMEREN
PRIME: Height 5’9, 161 lbs, and age 16
Inline Hockey – club level six years – AAU
National Champions 2005
- “I
definitely prefer the disc braking system because of comfort
(safety) level and ease of stopping. It is better than the
traditional stopper.”
ALEX
GARCIA: Height 5’6, 170 lbs, and age 31
Ten
years of hockey, one year of aggressive inline hockey and
nine years as a hockey referee
- “The
balance is very good, smooth and easy stopping and very easy
to learn. I hope it comes to the market.”
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