Since 1970
Skate Sharpening
Center Professional Skate Sharpening Service
Sportcare is a skate sharpening & equipment repair business , our business is in Fredericton & Oromocto New Brunswick .
With their customers at the counter comes first policy, skaters can count on a quick in and out service. Skates left behind are done as soon as possible and picked up at the customers convenience. Our different locations, such as 224 Queen St. Fredericton, Kings Arrow Arena, Oromocto, Willie O’Ree Place, Fredericton or Grant Harvey Center, Fredericton, are here to serve you at your convenience
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Sportcare’s basic hockey sharpening is done at a 13mm (1/2″) depth but is changed to any cut that a customer desires.
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Sportcare is the originator of the goal tri cut, and again will fit the sharpening to a goaltenders need.
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Professional figure skate sharpening is also done at each location.
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A skate sharpening card is available to purchase at all three shops. The customer buys the card at a reduced price for 10 sharpenings.
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We also repair skates and equipment.
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We focus on the sport of hockey, skate sharpening, and equipment repair
We at Sportcare have grown our community through facebook. Our main address is located in Fredericton, NB Queen St. A Business Locally Owned.
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What depth should I sharpen my skates?
When it comes to skate sharpening Fredericton sportcare has you covered and the depth at which skates should be sharpened depends on the preference of the individual skater. Generally speaking, a depth of 3/8” is recommended for recreational skaters, while a depth of 1/2” is more appropriate for competitive skaters. These depths can vary depending on how often the skates are used and other factors, so it’s important to consult with a professional skate sharpener to determine what depth is best for you.
What depth should I sharpen my skates?
Players used to request a high, pointy cut; now they’re more likely to get one that’s much flatter. Montreal Jesperi Kotkaniemi skates on a 11/16ths inch cut. NHL refs prefer skaters with a smooth glide, so they usually sharpen their blades at around an inch.
Sports Equipment Repair is our Expertise Sportcare not only services skates but also focuses on sports equipment repairs such as racquet restringing, golf club grips, baseball glove relacing and hockey equipment. For example, we can take your racquet product and restring it so that it feels like new. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us, and we will share the best equipment repair solutions with you.
Contact us:
By email at [email protected] or phone: 506-454-7722
Located in Fredericton New Brunswick, on 224 queen. Please check below for other locations
Queen St
224 Queen St,
Fredericton, NB E3B 1A7
(506) 454-7722
Kings Arrow
51 Fraser Ave
Oromocto, NB E2V 4R5
(506) 357-8787