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An ice skate with interchangeable blades. The ice skate comprises a body defining a seat for housing a blade-holder to be clamped against the body, and a plurality of sets of blades and respective blade-holders, in which at least the blades of the sets have different geometrical configurations and e

An ice skate with interchangeable blades. The ice skate comprises a body defining a seat for housing a blade-holder to be clamped against the body, and a plurality of sets of blades and respective blade-holders, in which at least the blades of the sets have different geometrical configurations and each set of a blade and a blade-holder is interchangeably replaceable in the seat of the body so that blades of different geometrical configurations can be mounted on the skate, preferably in order to use the skate for different disciplines.

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1. An ice skate with interchangeable ice-skate blades, comprising:a first set including a first ice-skate blade, with a first geometric configuration and a length, and a corresponding first blade-holder disposed along substantially the entire length of the first ice-skate blade; at least one second

1. An ice skate with interchangeable ice-skate blades, comprising:a first set including a first ice-skate blade, with a first geometric configuration and a length, and a corresponding first blade-holder disposed along substantially the entire length of the first ice-skate blade; at least one second set including a second ice-skate blade, with a second geometric configuration differing from the first geometric configuration of the first ice-skate blade and a length, and a corresponding second blade-holder disposed along substantially the entire length of the second ice-skate blade; a body defining a seat receiving directly, without an intervening adapter, and alternatively any one of the blade-holders; means for restraining one of the blade-holders in the seat and against the body; and at least one tie engaging each ice-skate blade and extending between the ice-skate blade and the body through the corresponding blade-holder, the restraining means being interposed between the at least one tie and the body in order to clamp directly the corresponding ice-skate blade against the body with a clamping load; the first set and the second set being interchangeably replaceable in the seat of the body so that ice-skate blades of different geometrical configurations can be mounted on the ice skate, thereby permitting use of the ice skate for different disciplines.