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tech talk.
AL
Aircraft Aluminium
This material is used commonly in the aircraft industry.
It is durable, withstands forces and it is very light.
AL TI
Al-Ti
Is one of the strongest aluminum alloys around and is
comparable to steel with only a third of the weight. Al-Ti
is also high resistant to abrasion and corrosion.
UFS
This term stands for UNIVERSAL FRAME SYSTEM which
is a standard agreed by the skate industrie. Every frame
compatible with this standard can be assembled to
skates marked with this logo.
Microfiber
This material is much more durable and abrasion
restistant than genuine leather. The structure of
microfiber allows to work the material easier and to last
much longer.
Easy Slip-In
A material is inserted in the back of the liner that helps
to slide into the skate when putting them on.
The Last
The last is the most important component of a skate.
This is what give you the comfort and transfers the
energy with your strides.
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Blade & Walk
The system unites a skate and a shoe. After skating you
can take out the shoe and use is for walking.
Height Adjustable Cuff
The cuff on the skate can be adjusted in the height in
order to achieve enough support in the leg and allow
better strides.
Memory Flex Buckle
This buckle ensures an easy and quick utilization without
putting pressure to you shin while skating.
Cool Max
Is the original performance fabric when it comes to moisture
management in activewear. It gives you the comfort
no matter in what activities.
Ratchet Buckle
The ratchet buckle is a small device that helps you to
tighten your skates fast and securely. By operating the
lever it helps you to adjust the lacing fast even during
skating.
Lowrider Technology
The Lowrider technology combines fast roll with big
wheels and a low centre of gravity, thanks to the one
smaller wheel. This combination results in the lowest
and fastest frame on earth, the Mean Machine of inline
speed skating.
Hollow Tube Technology
This patent pending sandwich shell construction with
hollow tube inserts provides extra stiffness to the shell to
optimize the energy transfer.
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