OAC Prophet (NIS)

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I don't know what this is

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Could be a higher blade. The snow is falling. 4 stars for overall fun.

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Good-feeling blades, but it is still unclear if these are easy to sharpen anywhere.

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Works

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It glides excellently, it feels good underfoot and you can go hard. But: the skates broke at the attachment point of the blade already on the fourth time of skating when falling, and not even when hitting a groove. Durability does not guarantee. In addition, due to its profile, it is not suitable for excursion skating if there is several centimeters of snow on the ice.

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Really good ones. Slides lengthwise and holds transversely as it should. Fitting and adjusting the bindings was easy. With a really big mono, it could be challenging to get the shoe in the middle of the skate, but that hardly matters.

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I'm not an experienced skier, but my feeling is that it's a bit "slippery". Compared to e.g. zandstra NIS

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Top touring skates. Bindings easy to install.

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Based on the first skates, the skate feels like a proper power. There is little suspicion of rust on the blade after a couple of uses, even though the skates have been dried really carefully after use and stored in a dry and airy place. At Rottefe, the installation of Performance Skate NIS bindings was easy.

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OK for track skating but these skates are not suitable for touring skating. The attachment of the bandage to the NIS rail does not work during touring skating, the bandage was torn off the skate when the skate stopped to freeze. For touring skates, the bandage must be attached to the skate with screws. The blade height of the OAC Prophet is also not enough for touring skating. When there is variation in ice (unevenness or snow) the skate body will stick to the base.