I might be playing casual rollerhockey drop-in soon.
Is it necessary to be using the plastic blades? It will be outdoors and the surface will be cement though.
I have a shaft with a "fiberglass hosel" blade on it that I've been using for
ice hockey. But I don't know when's the next time I will be playing on ice again. I just started playing in January, so I'm trying out all types of hockey.
I was wondering should I just continue using the same blade, or maybe get a replacement blade and swap it? Reason why I don't consider buying a new cheap stick is that I like the weight of the shaft I'm using.
I've seen some other blades like
http://www.cyclonetaylor.com/players...ecpowersr.html
pretty much plastic
http://www.cyclonetaylor.com/players...ate2100sr.html
looks better (and maybe can be used for ice?)
http://www.cyclonetaylor.com/players...oho2260sr.html
(not sure if this is even good for cement)
The thing is, I don't want my blade to just crack away while it's on cement, but at the same time, I don't really want a full plastic blade knowing I won't be able to use it if i ever decide to maybe join one drop-in (ice) hockey session.
Any recommendations?