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Skip the pro shop. Drop your skates on my porch and pick them up sharp. That's it.

Skate sharpening · $10 a pair · Back in 24 hours · Central Park

How It Works

1. Order online
Tell me whose skates they are, what hollow you like, and what they need. Pay at checkout — Venmo or card.

 

2. Drop them off whenever
You'll get an email with your locker number and the keybox code. Come by on your schedule.

 

3. I sharpen them
Every pair goes on a Sparx, set to your hollow. The machine cuts the same edge every time, so you're not hoping you got the good tech that day. I look at every pair before I start, and if the blades need more than you ordered, I'll text you a photo before doing anything extra.

 

4. Pick them up
Another email when they're ready, with the locker number. Most orders are done within 24 hours. Need them sooner, just say so in the notes.

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What It Costs

Tune-Up Sharpen — $10
Regular maintenance. This is what most skates need, and it's what most orders are.

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If your blades need more than that:

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Full Edge Reset — $20
For deep nicks and gouges a normal sharpen can't clear. The blade gets ground flat past the damage, the hollow re-cut, and the toe blended. Toe-pick removal included.

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Toe-Pick Removal — $5
Add to a Tune-Up. Smooths the bump that builds up at the front of the blade after a lot of sharpenings.

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Not Sure What Your Skates Need?

Run your thumbnail down the edge of the blade — along its length, lightly, not across it.

 

If it glides, you need a Tune-Up. That's most skates, most of the time.

 

If it catches on nicks, or you can see gouges when you tip the blade toward the light, a regular sharpen won't clear them — the grinding ring just cuts around the damage and leaves it there. That's what the Full Edge Reset is for.

 

Then look at the front of the blade from the side. After a lot of sharpenings a small bump builds up where the flat part starts to curve toward the toe. That's what toe-pick removal smooths out.

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Still not sure? Order the Tune-Up. I'll look at them and text you before doing anything extra.

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Photo of a deep nick or gouge in a blade.
Photo of the "toe pick" that builds up after repeated sharpenings.

Picking Your Hollow

If you know yours, just put it on the form. If you don't, use the chart below or tell me how your edges feel (sliding out in turns, or gripping too much) and I'll recommend one.

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Book Your Sharpening

Please fill out the form to book your sharpening. If you don't know what hollow you'd like choose, "I'm not sure" and I'll reach out to help recommend one. 

Choose Your Hollow
What do your skates need?

If you need them by a certain time add that in a note below.

About

As a retired Division III hockey player turned beer leaguer, I know firsthand how important sharp skates are and how frustrating it can be to get them sharpened.

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After getting tired of driving across town to pro shops with limited or inconsistent hours, I started The Neighborhood Edge to make skate sharpening easier for local hockey players and families in Central Park.

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If you’re a hockey parent, you already have enough on your plate between practices, games, and tournament weekends. My goal is simple: make one thing easier. No extra trip to the pro shop, no wondering if they’re open, and no scrambling before puck drop because skates still need sharpening.

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Whether you’re getting ready for a youth hockey weekend, high-level competition, or just another late-night beer league game, I want to make sure your skates are dialed in and game ready.​

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