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Lama • Feel your tempo

The orchestra is tuning. The curtains are about to open…
Don’t miss the Lama’s debut - be in the front row!

18/09/2026

The hollow radius, the concave groove ground along the blade’s running surface, determines how much of the steel contacts the ice and at what angle.
A smaller radius (deeper hollow) increases edge bite and grip on the curve, but also raises drag, slowing the glide between elements.
A larger radius (shallower hollow) reduces friction and supports speed, but demands cleaner edge control on the ice to hold a precise arc. The correct choice depends on skater weight, skating discipline, blade geometry and ice conditions, not on habit or convention.
Understanding this relationship is the first step toward a setup that actually serves your technique.

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15/09/2026

Every skater carries two versions of their skating inside them: the one the audience sees, clean landings, long lines, movement that seems to cost nothing, and the one they know from the inside, built across years of repetition, doubt, and small adjustments that never quite feel like progress until one day they do.

Learning to trust the blade against the ice is not something that happens in a single session. It happens in the accumulation of hours spent on the rink, in the slow process of stopping the fight against the steel and starting to hear what it’s telling you, how the edge of the blade responds under load, where it gives, where it holds, what it needs from you in return.

Precision, at the beginning, feels like work. It demands attention for things that should eventually become instinct: the transfer of weight into a curve, the micro-adjustment through a landing, the way a spin settles when the blade is exactly where it belongs.
But somewhere along the way, something shifts.
The calculation dissolves.
The body stops asking questions and starts moving from memory, from feel, from something that no longer has a technical name. That moment, when skating stops being something you think through and becomes something you inhabit, is not the result of talent.
It is the result of Tempo.
The rhythm you have been building, quietly, all along.

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11/09/2026

Not all blade steel performs the same under repeated load.
The variables that matter most in daily skating use are hardness rating, surface finish consistency, edge retention after sharpening, and resistance to micro-deformation along the hollow.
Good steel meets minimum tolerances.
Great steel is engineered to stay within those tolerances across hundreds of hours on the ice, meaning your sharpening intervals are predictable, your edge control on the ice remains stable, and the blade behaves the same at the end of a long training session as it did at the start.

Swipe through for the four technical markers that separate one category from the other.

09/09/2026

The jump begins on the ice, not above it.
What the blade does in the final moments of the approach, the angle, the weight, the contact, determines everything that follows.
Control begins before movement.

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01/09/2026

Behind every clean landing on the ice: structured off-ice training, repeated jump sequences, physical conditioning, and a blade that gives you reliable feedback under load. That feedback isn’t accidental, it comes from how the blade is designed to behave at the moment of impact, when consistency matters most.

Swipe through this carousel for a straightforward look at the preparation that makes a landing land. ⛸️

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28/08/2026

Steel catches light the way a skater catches a moment: briefly, precisely, completely.

Our blades are shaped from a single conviction: that every curve, every surface finish, every millimeter of contact between blade and ice carries meaning.

The iridescent light wrapping these frames isn't decoration, It's what happens when form has been thought through to its last detail, and nothing is left to chance on the ice.

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25/08/2026

Performance is built on consistency.

A blade doesn’t change all at once.

As the edge gradually wears down, the feeling on the ice changes too. Grip becomes less reliable, and skaters often find themselves adapting their movements without even realizing it.

In this edition of Athlete Notes, our sharpening technician explains why regular sharpening is essential—not just for performance, but for preserving the same feeling, session after session.

Thanks to the quality of its steel and the precision of its manufacturing, LAMA Vivace helps maintain sharpening performance for longer, giving athletes greater consistency throughout their training cycle.

Because when the feeling stays the same, you can focus on what really matters: your skating.

Feel your Tempo.

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21/08/2026

Your edge is always telling you something.
The question is: are you listening?

Every movement on the ice starts with the interaction between the blade and the surface. The way your edge grips, glides and releases reveals far more than speed alone.

It can tell you if your blade is properly sharpened.
If your hollow matches your skating style.
If your equipment is helping your technique—or asking you to compensate.

Understanding your edge means understanding your performance.

Swipe through to discover what your blade is really telling you.

Feel your Tempo.

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18/08/2026

Every performance begins long before the skater steps onto the ice.

It begins with every decision hidden inside the blade.
The steel.
The geometry.
The balance between precision and feeling.

Born from over 25 years of engineering excellence, LAMA transforms experience into confidence, creating blades that become a natural extension of the athlete.

Designed, engineered and crafted in Italy, every blade is made to disappear beneath your feet, leaving only what truly matters: your movement, your rhythm, your expression.

Because performance isn’t just about control.
It’s about feeling connected to every edge, every take-off, every landing.

Engineered to feel your Tempo on ice.

Feel your Tempo.

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VIDEO CREDITS
Brand: LAMA
Direction: ICOON
Production: TM Technology
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Storyline & Project Management: ICOON
Storyboard & Video Editing: Vyst
Voice-Over Copywriting: Walter Vaschetti
Cast: Lucrezia Beccari, Matteo Guarise
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On-Location Crew
Lama: Aldo Amadio, Walter Vaschetti
Director: Giovanni Donadini
Videographer: Vyst
Camera Operators: Alberto Eger, Alex Faedda
Videography Assistant: Alessandro Pellizzer
Special thanks to: IceLab

14/08/2026

From a distance, ice looks perfectly smooth.

Up close, it’s a landscape of countless details.
Tiny imperfections.
Constant changes.
Endless variables.

Every edge, every turn, every landing begins with a conversation between steel and ice.

That’s why performance isn’t engineered only for speed or precision.
It’s engineered for feeling.

To read the ice.
To respond instantly.
To move as one.

Engineered to feel your Tempo on ice.

Feel your Tempo.

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