They have the same fit and last. The Mako M8's are made with a different carbon material, so they're slightly heavier and a bit less stiff. They both have carbon midsoles, unlike the plastic midsoles of the M7. The Mako II's are a bit more comfortable, but I love both skates and use the M8's for pond hockey.  If you're a casual player/beer leaguer, you probably won't notice a big difference between the two. 

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The profile of your steel will make all the difference. If you get the same profile that you've had on all your old runners, it'll be much easier to transition from your old holders to the True holders. 

New holes will have to be drilled. True holders are symmetrical whereas XS holders follow the same hole pattern as Lightspeed Edge holders. 

 I hope ITR is stocked up for awhile! Hopefully another leather company can produce something similar.

I can't comment on the True holders since I bought a model with Lightspeed Edge holders, but I love my pair. I've done many holder swaps from the True holders to Edge and XS holders because people like to stick with what they know. As for the skates themselves: don't judge the fit of them out of the box because they need to be baked to fit properly. My toes were jammed against the toe boxes when I first tried them, but they now fit like a glove after a bake with the saran wrap method. They are much lighter than my previous models of Trues and are built better than the retail Catalyst 9's, which also fit me very well. 

Check my last few posts in the True thread for more info: https://www.sports2k...-skates/page-19

Still available. Great pads, I just have too many pairs. 

Final price drop. 

Senior medium in good, used condition. $50 USD + shipping. https://sidelineswap...ull-description

A few guys on MSH DIY’d their own with impressive results at a fraction of the price

https://modsquadhock...lockers/page/2/

Those AS3's are really well done. That might be something worth looking into for my shop in the future. 

Custom SkateWorks https://www.instagra...ph/?img_index=2

I install these on player skates, so if anyone wants these just let me know. I'll show you how to make the template. 

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I'd recommend epoxy, especially on Trues with their thin midsoles. I've used this with good results: https://www.acehardw...rc=ds&gclsrc=ds

I can't speak for Powerfly holders, but had no issues mounting Lightspeed Edge holders on Sharks_Throwaway's SVH skates. https://www.instagra.../p/CnC8IvPyU1O/

Since the True holders are symmetrical while the Tuuks are not, some holes will not line up. I recommend epoxying those holes and re-drilling, as well as using thin plastic inserts under the insoles so the rivets can grab on properly.

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Pics added. Need these sold. 

One pair sold, one still available. 

I have a pair of 13" wide QRE with floating cuff, single layer micronash palms from CPR, and no shot blockers. $150 USD + shipping. http://instagram.com...Rq/?img_index=1

It looks to be for bandy, which is another ice skating sport that is popular in Sweden. 

These look like AliBaba knockoffs of the U+ CL pads. I'd avoid them unless you're looking for something super cheap for pond hockey. 

I have a teal large Super Tacks X helmet and 14" CCM Tacks gloves. 

Those look like an earlier iteration of the 5070/6070/7K Pros. Since they're brand new with tags and 14" is a very desirable size, list them at ~$250 and see if you can get any takers. 

Nice job! Your items are listed for great prices and should sell fast. 

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