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MONITOR BOOK<br />

<strong>SKATE</strong> : INLINE, FREERIDE & ROLLER


1 Brand presentation and Skates basics 4<br />

1.1 Roller by Oxelo : Values & strategy.................................................................... 7<br />

1. 1.2 Components, technical focus............................................................................. 12<br />

1.3 Wheels, size and shore......................................................................................... 14<br />

1.4 Bearing rules.......................................................................................................... 18<br />

2 Inline Fitness Skates 20<br />

2.1 How to choose & Layout....................................................................................... 22<br />

2.2 Junior Inline Skates............................................................................................... 24<br />

2.3 Adult Inline Skates................................................................................................. 26<br />

2.4 Focus on FIT 500................................................................................................... 29<br />

3 Urban & Street Skates 30<br />

3.1 How to choose & Layout....................................................................................... 32<br />

3.2 Inline Freeride Skates............................................................................................ 34<br />

3.3 Inline Agressive Skates......................................................................................... 36<br />

3.4 Technical differences with Inline Skate.............................................................. 36<br />

4 Fitness Roller Skates 38<br />

4.1 How to choose & Layout....................................................................................... 40<br />

4.2 Roller Quad Skates................................................................................................. 42<br />

4.4 Technical differences with Roller Quad.............................................................. 43<br />

5 Artistic Roller Skates 44<br />

5.1 How to choose & Layout....................................................................................... 46<br />

5.2 Artistic Quad Skates.............................................................................................. 48<br />

5.3 Technical differences between Quad Fitness ?................................................ 49<br />

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6 Helmets & Protections 52<br />

5.1 How to choose & Layout....................................................................................... 54<br />

5.2 Helmets : Play family and MF family.................................................................. 56<br />

5.3 A set for each customer........................................................................................ 60<br />

5.4 How to adjust a helmet......................................................................................... 61<br />

7 Workshop 62<br />

5.1 How to repair your skate....................................................................................... 64<br />

5.2 The different steps to repair your skates........................................................... 64<br />

MONITOR’S ROLE : ENCOURAGE & TRANSMIT<br />

- Strong involvement of the monitors in their regions / countries.<br />

- Motivate and provide information to teams from the region,<br />

- Regularly informe teams on new products arriving.<br />

- Encourage sellers to test on the new products<br />

- Strong involvement of Country Sport Directors to accompany the<br />

monitors throughout the year and help to pool trainings.<br />

- A complete training formula combining practical and theoretical<br />

to Internet videos.


OXELO<br />

OUR BRAND & SCOOTER BASICS


<strong>SKATE</strong> BENEFITS<br />

BECAUSE SKATING IS FUN !<br />

Skating is less harsh on your body than running, and certainly more<br />

fun, so it’s ideal for this purpose. Anyone can do it. It’s a fun way<br />

to reconcile yourself with sport. It’s also a cheap option that’s easily<br />

accessible, can be done either alone or in a group, and helps you<br />

quickly gain self-confidence and the ability to accept your body.<br />

FUN<br />

ADRENALINE<br />

A GENTLE ACTIVITY FOR YOUR BODY<br />

Unlike jogging, skating is an activity that won’t damage your joints,<br />

particularly the cartilage in your ankles, knees and hips. You’ve got constant<br />

gliding contact with the floor. If you want to skate safely, it’s worth<br />

investing in the right protective gear (helmet, knee pads, elbow pads and<br />

wrist guards). As an endurance sport, skating also helps improve your<br />

circulation, stimulates and strengthens your cardio and, when done<br />

regularly, reduces the risk of suffering a heart attack as you get older.<br />

A SPORT THAT IMPROVES YOUR FITNESS<br />

Then get your skates on ! Skating and can burn up to 500 calories per hour,<br />

making it ideal for boosting your fitness and building muscle. Say goodbye to<br />

those unwanted curves and beer bellies !<br />

Because it calls on all of your muscles, particularly your lower body, skating is<br />

an all-round sport combining exercise with pleasure. Perfect for getting fit while<br />

having fun. And it is not just for girls !<br />

PLEASURE<br />

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1760 : FIRST ROLLER <strong>SKATE</strong><br />

The first roller skates has been created by John Joseph Merlin<br />

from Huy, in Belgium. He had the idea of adapting ice skating<br />

to firm ground in fixing metal rollers on a wooden plate.<br />

1852 : DISCOVERING THE BALL-BEARINGS<br />

The English Joseph Gidman filed a patent for roller skates<br />

equipped with ball bearings. 30 more years were needed<br />

before the first roller equipped with ball bearings saw the light.<br />

1863 : FIRST ROLLER QUAD<br />

Roller Quad made its first appearance at the instigation<br />

of the American James Leonard Plimpton. That skate<br />

was made of 4 wooden wheels mounted on two trucks.<br />

1992 : FLIGHT OF INLINE SKATING<br />

Inline skates and skating accessories become a billion dollar<br />

international industry, with nearly 26 million Americans participating.<br />

OXELO : « ANYONE, ANYTIME »<br />

Oxelo was born in Decathlon’s roller sports department in 2008, and quickly<br />

evolved into a brand covering inline skating, scootering and skateboarding.<br />

Oxelo is not only the « official supplier of your first skateboard, scooter<br />

or pair of inline skates ». Our range of products also allows passionate riders<br />

to find gear that meets their needs at the best value for money.<br />

Creating satisfied riders is what we do!<br />

Watch the video<br />

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OUR 4 SPORTS USES<br />

INLINE KIDS & ADULT<br />

FITNESS<br />

INLINE<br />

FREERIDE<br />

ROLLER-QUAD KIDS & ADULT<br />

FITNESS<br />

ROLLER-QUAD<br />

ARTISTIC<br />

P20<br />

P30<br />

P36<br />

P42<br />

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OUR 3 BRAND THEMATICS<br />

EASY LEARNING<br />

FITNESS TRAINING<br />

URBAN & COMMUTING<br />

OUR STRATEGY<br />

Make sports accessible to everyone. At Oxelo, our number one goal is to help customers<br />

discover urban roller sports and «soft mobility» (eco-sustainable non-motorised transport).<br />

This is why we conceive and create innovative products that are affordable and easy to use.<br />

Our dream: making it possible for everyone to reclaim their town! How? By getting around<br />

more quickly and with a greater sense of pleasure. In short, by injecting more exercise and<br />

more fun into your daily commutes and errands. Creating satisfied riders is what we do !<br />

Skate by Oxelo<br />

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OUR HISTORY<br />

OUR VALUES<br />

1992 : Line skating appeared in the « Sport US »<br />

range (Quads).<br />

1996 : Beginning of a strong growth : line<br />

skating are trendy, after the in-line innovation<br />

initiated by Rollerblade. The brand is attached to<br />

the team «Cycle».<br />

2005 : Separation cycle Decathlon / Oxelo. The<br />

team is growing gradually.<br />

2008 : The brand is officially launched. Products<br />

are renamed Oxelo.<br />

2009 : More than a line skating brand it has<br />

become a multisports urban gliding brand.<br />

2015 : Our turnover goes from 97 million in 2007<br />

to 307 million in 2015.<br />

2018 : 100% engaged, 100% safe with a strong<br />

identity, a smart offer, an innovation centric, and a<br />

sustainable conception of our products.<br />

CREATIVE<br />

Creativity is a motor, Creative ideas<br />

are at the heart of the projects and<br />

is incarnated in all the fields of the<br />

brand : products, communication,<br />

sales forms, events.<br />

GAMER<br />

Break the rules, make the city your<br />

playing field. Have fun, anywhere,<br />

anytime.<br />

RELIABLE<br />

No compromise on quality. The<br />

quality of our products enables<br />

sustainable use. I can push my<br />

practice safely.<br />

INTUITIVE<br />

We conceive our products as easy<br />

usable and intuitive products.<br />

No need of instructions !<br />

No fuss, only fun.<br />

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OUR TEAM<br />

COMMERCIAL MANAGERS<br />

François LANZARINI<br />

Commercial Director<br />

GSM + 33 7 60 66 25 12<br />

Mail : francois.lanzarini@decathlon.com<br />

Oleksander DERKACH<br />

Retail supplier<br />

GSM + 33 6 62 34 13 18<br />

Mail : oleksandr.derkach@decathlon.com<br />

PRODUCT MANAGERS<br />

Laila AL SOUED<br />

Inlines Skate Product Manager<br />

GSM + 33 6 16 24 31 91<br />

Mail : laila.alsoued@oxelo.com<br />

Olivier CAYREYRE<br />

Protection & Helmets Product Manager<br />

GSM + 33 6 09 15 43 13<br />

Mail : olivier.cayreyre@oxelo.com<br />

DESIGN TEAM<br />

Maxence VERLYNDE<br />

Product Designer<br />

GSM + 33 6 69 52 74 78<br />

Mail : maxence.verlynde@oxelo.com<br />

Benjamin MARY<br />

Design and Innovation Leader<br />

GSM + 33 6 11 55 26 17<br />

Mail : benjamin.mary@oxelo.com<br />

COMMUNICATION TEAM<br />

Tamar HERRERO<br />

Graphic Designer, PLV/ILV, Merchandiser<br />

GSM + 33 7 89 04 98 09<br />

Mail : tamar.herrero@decathlon.com<br />

Olivier BUTEL<br />

Digital Leader<br />

GSM + 33 6 68 19 58 60<br />

Mail : olivier.butel@oxelo.com<br />

<strong>SKATE</strong> LEADER<br />

Pierre GUEVEL<br />

GSM : + 33 6 98 05 57 63<br />

pierre.guevel@oxelo.com<br />

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Buckle<br />

ROLLER<br />

COMPONENTS, CHAUSSON: TECHNICAL FOCUS<br />

S E M I - S O F T<br />

Chausson type chaussure<br />

Avantage : patin confortable<br />

permettant une bonne maniabilité<br />

pour tous les usages.<br />

HARD BOOT (R I G I D E=<br />

avec coque)<br />

Avantage: patin offrant une<br />

grande sécurité et une grande<br />

robustesse pour les enfants + prix<br />

moins cher !<br />

Strap<br />

FRAME<br />

LES ROUES F<br />

Diamètre:<br />

80mm: performanc<br />

Dureté:<br />

Tendres (80A) : roulag<br />

l’abrasion<br />

LE FREINAGE<br />

BRAKES<br />

En majorité à tampon<br />

ou sans frein à tamp<br />

Voir En savoir plus…<br />

Brake<br />

Bearings<br />

Frame<br />

LE SERRAGE:<br />

Serrage de la cheville: Boucle plus<br />

précise et plus puissante qu’un strap<br />

Maintien du talon: Présence d’un strap<br />

au coup de pied sur certains modèles<br />

Différents systèmes de laçage (simple,<br />

autobloquant,…)<br />

Liner<br />

+ confort - confort<br />

Wheels<br />

WHEELS<br />

LA PLATINE F<br />

BEARINGS<br />

Plastique (ou souve<br />

« composite »): tolé<br />

=> débutant<br />

Aluminium: précisio<br />

=> performance<br />

LES ROULEM<br />

Deux roulements par<br />

De Abec1 à Abec9:<br />

Voir En savoir plus…<br />

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FITNESS FRAME<br />

Composite frame : Tolerance and comfort,<br />

suitable for beginners<br />

Aluminium frame : nervosity, precision,<br />

perfect to perform<br />

BRAKING<br />

Rubber brake pad, can be mounted on the<br />

right or left foot<br />

FITNESS WHEELS<br />

Diameter :<br />

< 80 mm : maniability and tolerance,<br />

suitable for beginners<br />

> 80 mm : speed performance<br />

Hardness :<br />

< 80 A (Soft) : cushioning, traction, comfort<br />

80 - 84 (Medium)<br />

> 84 A (Hard): rolling and abrasion resistance<br />

BEARINGS<br />

Two bearings per wheel from<br />

Abec 1 to 9 : increasing spinning quality<br />

CHOISIR SON<br />

ROLLER<br />

<strong>SKATE</strong> FOOTWEAR<br />

Semi-Soft :<br />

Comfortable CHAUSSON:<br />

shoe with good<br />

maneuverability. S E M I - S O F T<br />

For all uses<br />

Chausson type chaussure<br />

Avantage : patin confortable<br />

permettant une bonne maniabilité<br />

pour tous les usages.<br />

TIGHTENING SYSTEM<br />

LE SERRAGE:<br />

Hard Boot (with rigid hull) :<br />

Shoe offering high security and<br />

robustness. Ideal for kids and<br />

Freeride<br />

+ Comfort + Support<br />

Ankle clamp : micrometric buckle more<br />

precise and Serrage powerfull de la cheville: than a strap Boucle plus<br />

précise et plus puissante qu’un strap<br />

Heel holder : Straps on some models<br />

Maintien du talon: Présence d’un strap<br />

to assist au in coup maintaining de pied sur the certains heel modèles<br />

Différents systèmes de laçage (simple,<br />

Laces : different lacing systems<br />

autobloquant,…)<br />

(simple, interlocking, ...)<br />

HARD BOOT (R I G I D E=<br />

avec coque)<br />

Avantage: patin offrant une<br />

grande sécurité et une grande<br />

robustesse pour les enfants + prix<br />

moins cher !<br />

+ confort - confort<br />

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WHEELS DIMENSION<br />

Wheel size is determined by the sports use.<br />

If the wheel is big :<br />

More inertia for long distances<br />

Easy to overcome borders<br />

Less maneuvarability<br />

More comfortable for long distance<br />

In the other case, if the wheel is small :<br />

More manoeuvrability<br />

More reactive for freeride<br />

Easy to control speed for kids<br />

A big wheel is ideal for fitness skate which we are looking for speed and<br />

stability. A small wheel is more manoeuvrable and more reactive allowing<br />

to practice freeride or agressive.<br />

OXELO WHEELS<br />

57mm<br />

76mm<br />

80mm<br />

Notes<br />

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84mm<br />

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WHEELS SHORE<br />

The hardness or « shore » of the wheel (denoted by an « A ») is an important<br />

element for a good glide performance.<br />

The harder the wheel :<br />

Longer lifespan<br />

More reactive<br />

Less comfortable.<br />

Less grip<br />

In the other case, the softer the wheel :<br />

Good stability<br />

Less vibrations<br />

A soft wheel is ideal for fitness skaters beginner who are looking for<br />

comfort. A hard wheel is more resistant but there is less grip. We generally<br />

use hard wheels for agressive, street skate, speed or freeride..<br />

WHEELS HARDNESS<br />

76 A<br />

80 A<br />

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88 A<br />

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DIFFERENT ASSEMBLIES<br />

HI-LO ASSEMBLY<br />

NEUTRAL ASSEMBLY<br />

4 identical whels,<br />

Mustly used for Inline Skate and Freeride.<br />

HI-LO ASSEMBLY<br />

2 big wheels at the front,<br />

Mustly used for Speed.<br />

BANANA ASSEMBLY<br />

2 big wheels at the center,<br />

Mustly used for Freestyle Skate.<br />

NEUTRAL ASSEMBLY<br />

1 2 3 4<br />

CHANGING WHEELS<br />

Notes<br />

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FRAMES<br />

The frame ensures the link between the boot and the wheels. Its technical<br />

characteristics (rigidity, length…) may considerably vary according to the<br />

practice. Each discipline and level has its own type of frame. Frames are<br />

available in plastic or aluminium. It will depend on your sport use.<br />

PLASTIC<br />

CONFORT<br />

If the frame is long, it procures :<br />

More stability<br />

Better energy<br />

Less maneuvarability<br />

Less handy<br />

ALUMINIUM<br />

PERFORMANCE<br />

ALUMINIUM EXTRUDED<br />

RESISTANCE<br />

if the frame is short, it procures :<br />

More maneuvrability<br />

More reactivity<br />

Less stability<br />

Low speed<br />

A short frame is very good for slalom, aggressive and free skating.<br />

A long frame is rather used for long distance skating or speed skating.<br />

PLASTIC OR<br />

ALUMINIUM ?<br />

A Plastic frame will offer a<br />

better comfort as its flexibility<br />

absorbs vibrations and<br />

shocks. On the other hand, it<br />

is less reactive and the. transmission<br />

of the stride energy<br />

is less efficient<br />

Aluminium frame are more<br />

reactive. Yet, they ‘explode’<br />

rather.tt than bend in case<br />

of a violent shock. No risk<br />

however with intensive use,<br />

they.have a great resistance<br />

to effort.<br />

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BEARINGS<br />

The bearings used for skating are type 608 and 688 bearing, with few exceptions<br />

: few 800-27 bearings can be found too. These are deep groove<br />

ball bearings (600 series). A 608 bearing has a 8mm bore (diameter of the<br />

central hole). The « 6 » in « 600 » is the space in millimeters between the<br />

outer sides of the 2 cylinders.<br />

BEARING COMPONENTS :<br />

Rolling bodies<br />

At Oxelo, the bearings used for skating are type 608 with ABEC norm bearing.<br />

You can mainly find Oxelo wheels with ABEC 1, 3, 5 and 7. Let’s note<br />

that the ABEC standard is a reference in the world of inline skating and<br />

that it has even become a sales argument used by distributors.<br />

Cage<br />

Inner race<br />

Outer race<br />

ABEC,<br />

A BEARING NORM<br />

There are lots of norms<br />

defining a bearing (designa<br />

tion, manufacturing tolerance,<br />

load capacity, radial play<br />

standards).We mainly talk<br />

about ISO, standards but the<br />

most famous is the ABEC<br />

(American standard). It goes<br />

from 1 to 3, 5, 7, 9 and even<br />

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It defines the precision of the<br />

ball bearing : tolerance on the<br />

inner and outer sides. The<br />

higher the ABEC index,<br />

the more precise the<br />

bearings. For exemple, an<br />

ABEC 7 is better than an<br />

ABEC 1 bearing.<br />

Notes<br />

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OIL LUBRICANT<br />

OR GREASE ?<br />

Two lubrication types are<br />

frequently used : grease or<br />

oil. Oil has the advantage to<br />

be changed regularly and<br />

opposes less resistance than<br />

grease. Nevertheless, it is<br />

often used with ZZ shields.<br />

These shields do not hold oil,<br />

after a few minutes of skating<br />

there is not much oil left.<br />

Some greases have sliding<br />

and friction characteristics<br />

which suit better the needs<br />

of skating. Moreover, they<br />

prevent dust and water to<br />

penetrate into the bearing better.<br />

It is all about dosing the<br />

grade percentage. Just a little<br />

grease will favor the gliding.<br />

Watch the video<br />

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INLINES<br />

INLINE <strong>SKATE</strong>S FOR KIDS & ADULTS


Inline skate or « Fitness Inline » is the most popular and most widely practised activity! It is certainly the most fun and accessible. This type of<br />

skating allows adults and children to travel with friends or family, in the city or on cycling trails outside the city. Inline Skate are comfortable, easy<br />

to handle, and safe. Perfect for beginners!


HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR JUNIOR INLINE <strong>SKATE</strong>S<br />

Beginners just getting into skate<br />

sports, who are learning balance<br />

and coordination.<br />

Confirmed already have some experience<br />

of skate sports and can<br />

perform the basics: getting up,<br />

pushing off, turning and braking<br />

using the toe stop.<br />

Experts want to skate for a long<br />

time and pick up speed. They can<br />

do tight turns and T-stops. They<br />

can choose their direction, do<br />

emergency stops and avoid or get<br />

past an obstacle.<br />

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JUNIOR INLINE LAYOUT<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

3<br />

4<br />

WINNING POINTS<br />

1. TV presents the first price<br />

innovation.<br />

2. Panoply of skates with protections<br />

(helmet and set of 3<br />

protections).<br />

3. PLV translates the segmentation<br />

and must be placed above<br />

panoply to reinforce it.<br />

4. Product support to highlight<br />

top of the range (you can find it<br />

on Oxelo catalog).<br />

Notes<br />

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KIDS INLINE <strong>SKATE</strong>S<br />

PLAY ONE<br />

Réf : 8283707 / 8283706<br />

PLAY 3<br />

Réf : 8366197 / 8367591<br />

PLAY 5<br />

Réf : 8396634 / 8396633 / 8396635<br />

BEGINNER<br />

BEGINNER<br />

BEGINNER<br />

DESIGNED FOR :<br />

Children aged 4 to 6 who want to<br />

learn to inline skate with a simple<br />

and fun product.<br />

PRODUCT BENEFITS :<br />

- Adjustable with three size settings<br />

- Can be used with shoes<br />

- 2 wheel positions available<br />

- Rubber wheels and brake<br />

DESIGNED FOR :<br />

Children aged 4 to 8 years to get started with<br />

inline skating as safely as possible.<br />

PRODUCT BENEFITS :<br />

- Boot with foam padding for comfort.<br />

- 63mm wheels and special bearings for low speed.<br />

- Hard Boot skates with 2 buckles for a good fit.<br />

- Easy to use (buckles) and adjustable (3 sizes)<br />

- Rubber wheels and brakes for effective braking.<br />

DESIGNED FOR :<br />

Children aged 6 to 10 wanting to discover inline<br />

skating.<br />

PRODUCT BENEFITS :<br />

- Boot with foam padding for comfort.<br />

- 63mm wheels and ABEC 1 bearings to begin.<br />

- Hard Boot skates with 2 buckles for a good fit.<br />

- Easy to use (buckles) and adjustable (3 sizes)<br />

- Rubber wheels and brakes for effective braking.<br />

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JUNIOR INLINE <strong>SKATE</strong>S<br />

FIT 3<br />

Réf : 8396620 / 8396619 / 8495045<br />

FIT 5<br />

Réf : 8379377 / 8321737 / 8321736 / 8321735<br />

CONFIRMED<br />

CONFIRMED<br />

DESIGNED FOR :<br />

Children aged 8 to 12 who are skilled skaters and want<br />

skate for several kilometres (approx. 1 hour).<br />

PRODUCT BENEFITS :<br />

- Semi-soft liner with several foam pads for comfort.<br />

- 70mm wheels and ABEC 3 bearings.<br />

- Covering plastic parts and triple tightening system.<br />

- Adjustable skates in 4 sizes.<br />

- Rubber wheels and brakes for effective braking.<br />

Wheels 70 mm<br />

up to 74 mm<br />

Plastic frame<br />

Abec 3<br />

DESIGNED FOR :<br />

Teenagers aged 10 to 16 that are comfortable with<br />

and want to go out on small trips (1 to 2h).<br />

PRODUCT BENEFITS :<br />

- Semi-soft liner with several comfort foam pads.<br />

- Aluminium frame, 76mm wheels and ABEC 7.<br />

- Covering plastic parts and triple tightening system.<br />

- Adjustable skates in 4 sizes.<br />

- Rubber wheels and brakes for effective braking.<br />

Wheels 76 mm<br />

up to 80 mm<br />

Aluminium frame<br />

Abec 7<br />

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HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR ADULT INLINE <strong>SKATE</strong>S<br />

Discovering skating sports and<br />

doing slow speed rides. Their aim<br />

is to master the basics: getting up,<br />

pushing off, maintaining their balance,<br />

turning, and braking using<br />

the toe stop.<br />

Short and medium distances.<br />

Intermediates can perform basic<br />

moves at higher speeds, as well<br />

as T-stops, tight turns and crossover<br />

turns. In a controlled environment<br />

they can choose their direction,<br />

do emergency stops and<br />

avoid or get past an obstacle.<br />

Doing medium or long-distance<br />

rides (more than 20 km). They<br />

can easily do all of the intermediate<br />

moves, even at high speeds<br />

or going backwards. In an urban<br />

environment they can control their<br />

direction, do emergency stops,<br />

and avoid or get past obstacles.<br />

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les pléonasmes et PLV. La famille 4157 est intégré pour renforcer la segmentation entre homme et femme. Plus de détails à la fin du DAO<br />

ADULT INLINE LAYOUT<br />

La famille est implantée entre les rollers femme et homme, parce qu'elle convient à la fois aux<br />

rollers femmes et hommes de part et d'autre. Si vous avez du fds, l'important est laisser l'article<br />

à sa place et mettre le juste balisage<br />

1 2<br />

Fam 4157 SACS ET ACCESSOIRES G3 OPTI<br />

ML : 1<br />

De 2018 S08<br />

à 2018 S33<br />

Page 1 / 5<br />

Rayon 903 ROLLER / QUAD - Sous Rayon 4316 ROLLER ENFANT Contact : annasofia.abrahamsson@oxelo.com<br />

3<br />

WINNING POINTS<br />

1. PLV translates segmentation<br />

and must be placed above<br />

panoply to reinforce it.<br />

2. Accessories must be placed<br />

between men and women<br />

families.<br />

3. Highlight the top of the range<br />

with tablets.<br />

Sens de circulation<br />

Confidentiel<br />

Sens de circulation<br />

Notes<br />

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ADULT INLINE <strong>SKATE</strong>S<br />

FIT 3<br />

Ref : 8216987 / 8216988<br />

FIT 5<br />

Ref : 8396945 / 8396946 / 8396947 / 8396948<br />

CONFIRMED<br />

CONFIRMED<br />

DESIGNED FOR :<br />

Beginners who want to do inline skating and touring<br />

on asphalt over short distances (less than 10km).<br />

PRODUCT BENEFITS :<br />

- Semi-soft constructon and thick tongue.<br />

- 76mm wheels, ABEC 3 bearings, to enjoy getting<br />

started with skating.<br />

Laces, micrometric buckle, and instep strap.<br />

Wheels 76 mm<br />

up to 74 mm<br />

Plastic frame<br />

Abec 3<br />

DESIGNED FOR :<br />

Confirmed skaters looking for versatile inline skates<br />

for mid-distance outings (10 to 20 km).<br />

PRODUCT BENEFITS :<br />

- Semi-soft liner with 3D mesh, new comfort foam pads<br />

- 80mm wheels, 80A hardness and ABEC 7 bearings.<br />

- Stiff and high cuff, lace-up fastening, micrometric<br />

buckle and instep strap.<br />

Aluminium frame compatible with 84 mm wheels.<br />

Wheels 76 mm<br />

up to 80 mm<br />

Aluminium frame<br />

Abec 7<br />

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URBAN<br />

FREERIDE, FREESTYLE & AGRESSIVE


A freestyle discipline similar to skateboarding, freestyle skating is practised on half-pipes and in the street, in the urban environment. Skaters do<br />

jumps and slides, skates on their feet. Features of freestyle skates? They are inline skates with small, hard wheels with plastic coverings and an<br />

edged shell for slides on guardrails and half-pipes. The skates are more imposing, but also more durable.


HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR FREERIDE <strong>SKATE</strong>S<br />

SHOE<br />

If you want to make tricks, you<br />

need a Hard Boot for more protection<br />

and more support. If you<br />

want to slalom cones, you need a<br />

Soft Boot for more flexibility and<br />

more breathable.<br />

FRAME<br />

Frame is extruded aluminium for<br />

Freeride and Freestyle skates.<br />

The difference is the length and<br />

the width of the frame. A freeride<br />

frame is longer (250mm) and<br />

wider for impacts. A Freestyle<br />

frame is shorter (243mm) and<br />

thiner for manoeuvrability.<br />

WHEELS<br />

Wheels size and shore is the<br />

same for Freeride and Freestyle.<br />

Only Agressive has really small<br />

wheels. The difference is the<br />

wheels assembly. As explained<br />

before, Banana Assembly is used<br />

for Freestyle, and Neutral<br />

Assembly for Freeride.<br />

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FREERIDE LAYOUT<br />

Tamar HERRERO<br />

Designer PLV/ILV<br />

1<br />

WINNING POINTS<br />

1. PLV translates segmentation<br />

and must be placed above<br />

panoply to reinforce it.<br />

2. Helmet and set of Protection<br />

must be proposed in this layout.<br />

« Difference between Fitness<br />

Inline and Freeride skates<br />

is the Hard Boot. This part<br />

allow you to have a better<br />

protection of the foot and<br />

also an excellent support<br />

in order to make tricks.<br />

An other big difference is the<br />

frame. It is shorter but more<br />

resistant because it is thicker.<br />

For Freeride, it is very important<br />

to have manoeuvrability<br />

and resistance in order to be<br />

more reactive.<br />

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A Freeride skate can be ideal<br />

for someone who would like to<br />

begin Skating since there is a<br />

very good support and a good<br />

manoeuvrability. But, you<br />

must care about bearings<br />

because there is a lot of<br />

speed with ».<br />

Freeride Skate<br />

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FREERIDE <strong>SKATE</strong>S<br />

This type of skating is suitable for experienced riders as comfortable for jumps , slaloms or for intensive walks.<br />

Described as nervous and handy, this pad can be used for almost all practices.<br />

FREERIDE 5 HB<br />

Ref : 8494787<br />

FREERIDE 5 SB<br />

Ref : 8338996<br />

CONFIRMED<br />

CONFIRMED<br />

HARD-BOOT<br />

SOFT-BOOT<br />

DESIGNED FOR :<br />

Confirmed riders who freeride, freeskate, and roller<br />

skating around town.<br />

PRODUCT BENEFITS :<br />

- Rigid structure and triple fastening system<br />

- Thick foam liner with nylon and lycra interior<br />

80mm wheels, 82A hardness, ABEC7 bearings<br />

Reinforcements : removable protections on the side<br />

of the foot<br />

Extruded Aluminium Frame<br />

Wheels 80mm<br />

82A Hardness<br />

243mm frame<br />

Abec 7<br />

DESIGNED FOR :<br />

Confirmed riders who freeride, urban skate and slalom,<br />

this is the ultimate urban and versatile inline skate.<br />

PRODUCT BENEFITS :<br />

High liner, with plastic parts and 3 fastening systems<br />

- ABEC 7 bearings with 80 mm wheels<br />

Plate is compatible with 84 mm wheels<br />

Semi-soft liner with several foam reinforcement and<br />

comfort pads<br />

Extruded Aluminium Frame<br />

Wheels 80mm<br />

82A Hardness<br />

250mm frame<br />

Abec 7<br />

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FREERIDE 5<br />

ROLLER FREERIDE<br />

PLATINE<br />

ALUMINIUM<br />

MAX 84MM<br />

PROTECTION<br />

AGAINST IMPACT & SHOCKS<br />

ROUES<br />

80 MM / 82A / ABEC7<br />

HARD BOOT<br />

FOR MORE COMFORT<br />

MAINTIEN<br />

GLIDE PERFORMANCE<br />

COMFORT


AGRESSIVE <strong>SKATE</strong>S<br />

You make the city your playground ? You are thrill seekers ? Freeride skating is the shoe for you. It’s the quintessential<br />

urban practice. Aggressive inline skating or street is the extreme discipline of skating. That can be practiced on<br />

the street, in the skate park or on the ramp. It’s a complete discipline that combine technical performance, creativity<br />

and huge doses of adrenaline.<br />

STREET 5<br />

Ref : 8158632<br />

CONFIRMED<br />

THE LINER<br />

Difference with Fitness :<br />

Strongly reinforced, better impact<br />

resistance, heavier. Presence<br />

of soul plate under the boot for<br />

gliding and figures<br />

THE FRAME<br />

Plastic for street and<br />

inline skates.<br />

agressives<br />

Difference with Fitness : shorter,<br />

closer to the ground = Maneuverability,<br />

low center of gravity, strength<br />

THE WHEELS<br />

Diameter and Hardness : small<br />

wheels, flat (improves reception<br />

floor) and hard : improves stability<br />

by reducing the center of gravity....<br />

Solid hub : resistance impact<br />

Wheels 57mm<br />

and 88A<br />

Aluminium frame<br />

Laces + Straps +<br />

Buckles<br />

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TECHNICAL DIFFERENCES WITH INLINE <strong>SKATE</strong><br />

INLINE <strong>SKATE</strong><br />

AGRESSIVE <strong>SKATE</strong><br />

<strong>SKATE</strong>PARK & STREET<br />

Agressive is practiced in skatepark and in the streets. It generally uses<br />

ramps, bars to make grind, abd urban moduls.<br />

WHEELS<br />

Agressive wheels are much smaller than inline skate.<br />

SHOE BOOT<br />

The shoe boot of an agressive skate is really comfortable, so that it<br />

resists to impacts.<br />

SOUL PLATE<br />

Inline skate has four wheels and a long frame. Agressive skate<br />

only has two wheels and a soul plate in order to make grind.<br />

Agressive Skate<br />

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ROLLERS<br />

ROLLER QUAD FITNESS


Roller Skate (or Quad) simply means that the skate has 4 wheels, 1 in each corner of the bottom of the skate. Quad skates have always been<br />

considered the traditional skate.


HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR FITNESS QUAD <strong>SKATE</strong>S<br />

SHOE<br />

For fitness quad skate, and if you<br />

want to cruise around town, you<br />

need a comfortable shoe. Your<br />

feet is lower for more freedom in<br />

your move.<br />

WHEELS<br />

For this specific discipline, you<br />

also need soft wheels in order to<br />

have comfort and grip. As seen<br />

before, this kind of wheels allow<br />

you to control your speed.<br />

40 Freeride Skate


ROLLER FITNESS LAYOUT<br />

Laila AL SOUED,<br />

Product manager<br />

1<br />

2<br />

WINNING POINTS<br />

1. PLV translates segmentation<br />

and must be placed above<br />

panoply to reinforce it.<br />

2. To have more light, must<br />

implant your quads on shoe racks<br />

(PLV cod : ).<br />

« Surprisingly, beginners have<br />

more facilities with in-line<br />

skates and become independant<br />

more quickly. This is<br />

particularly because the boot<br />

of rollers inline is safer for the<br />

ankle and if it is chosen to the<br />

good size, it will hold solidly<br />

the foot.<br />

Furthermore, the location of<br />

the wheels offer a better<br />

stability back and forth.<br />

Wheels are a lot of softer and<br />

will allow to adapt to an external<br />

more easily.<br />

But, some of beginners prefer<br />

the wide range of roller quad,<br />

offering a better stability.»<br />

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Roller Fitness Quad Skate<br />

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FITNESS ROLLER <strong>SKATE</strong>S<br />

QUAD 5<br />

Réf : 8327642 / 8327641<br />

BEGINNER<br />

GLIDE QUALITY<br />

ABEC 3 bearings, 62mm<br />

wheels and 82A hardness.<br />

STABILITY<br />

4 large wheels positioned<br />

in a rectangle.<br />

FITTING COMFORT<br />

Skate with real, high-top<br />

shoes that provide good support.<br />

ENERGY RETURN<br />

Aluminium frame and trucks provide<br />

good acceleration and propulsion.<br />

Glide Stability<br />

Comfort Energy<br />

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TECHNICAL DIFFERENCES WITH INLINE <strong>SKATE</strong><br />

ROLLER FITNESS<br />

INLINE <strong>SKATE</strong><br />

PROFILE OF THE WHEELS<br />

Roller Quad wheels are flat. Inline skate wheels are elliptical. So an Inline<br />

skate is faster, also because there is only one point of balance (there are<br />

two for a Roller Quad).<br />

BRAKE<br />

Roller Quad brake is located at the front of the skate contrary to brake<br />

of Inline Skate which is at the back.<br />

SHOE BOOT<br />

Inline Skate shoe is higher for a better support. Shoe boot is also<br />

higher than Roller Fitness to protect your shin and your anckle.<br />

TIGHTENING SYSTEM<br />

Roller Quad only has laces or velcro. Inline skate has a lot of<br />

tightening systems (micrometric buckle, strap, laces) so that there<br />

is more support.<br />

Roller Fitness Quad Skate<br />

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ARTISTIC<br />

ARTISTIC ROLLER QUAD <strong>SKATE</strong>S


Artistic skating is a variant of figure skating on ice, generally done on quad skates. Skaters do all kinds of acrobatics on their skates, synchronised<br />

movements with jumps and pirouettes, all set to music. Balance, flexibility and perseverance are essential for artistic skating! The most important<br />

thing in this discipline is grip on the ground: the choice of wheels should be made based on the type of surface.


HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR ARTISTIC QUAD <strong>SKATE</strong>S<br />

SHOE<br />

Your feet is higher for doing tricks<br />

and to have more support.<br />

WHEELS<br />

Wheels for an artistic quad skate<br />

is harder to have more manoeuvrability<br />

and for tricks and<br />

slides..<br />

ANCKLE<br />

As you can see on the picture just<br />

above, the ancke is specific to<br />

Artistic Quad skate. It allows you<br />

to be ready for tricks or slides.<br />

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ROLLER ARTISTIC LAYOUT<br />

Ester MATEU,<br />

Warehouse operator<br />

1<br />

2<br />

WINNING POINTS<br />

1. PLV presents Quad Artistic.<br />

2. Shoe racks must be used to<br />

present artistic skates.<br />

« Artistic Roller Skating is a<br />

sliding sport discipline in<br />

which people practises<br />

jumps, figures and other<br />

technical exercises using<br />

roller skates.<br />

First of all, thanks to the<br />

rubber wheels and brakes,<br />

beginners will find it extremely<br />

easy to start this sport, it<br />

allows a good stability<br />

and it avoids slipping off.<br />

Moreover the ABEC 3<br />

bearings allows to have a<br />

controlled gliding.<br />

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Finally, the characteristics of<br />

a artistic quad, like the high<br />

cane boot, provide ankle<br />

safety and the lower brake<br />

help us to start practising<br />

simple figures and have an<br />

easy breaking.»<br />

2<br />

Roller Artistic Quad Skate<br />

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ARTISTIC QUAD <strong>SKATE</strong>S<br />

QUAD ARTISTIC 100<br />

Ref : 8494830 / 8503716 / 8495085<br />

BEGINNER<br />

GLIDE QUALITY<br />

ABEC 3<br />

54x32mm bearings.<br />

GRIP<br />

Rubber wheels and brake for effective<br />

braking and skating without skidding.<br />

USER COMFORT<br />

Boot with foam for added comfort<br />

as you skate.<br />

Solid hub : resistance impact<br />

Glide<br />

Grip<br />

Comfort<br />

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WHAT’S DIFFERENT WITH FITNESS QUAD ?<br />

ROLLER FITNESS<br />

ROLLER ARTISTIC<br />

HEEL OF THE SHOE<br />

On the Artistic Roller, the heel of the shoe allow you to make jumps and<br />

to have a good cushion at reception.<br />

COMFORT<br />

As Inline skating, where a good support is needed for cruising around,<br />

Roller Fitness is more comfortable.<br />

SHOE BOOT<br />

Roller Artistic shoe is more rigid in order to protect you during jumps,<br />

shocks or violent moves. Shoe boot is also higher than Roller Fitness<br />

to protect your shin and your anckle.<br />

Roller Artistic Quad Skate<br />

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LET’S PRACTICE !<br />

Now you discovered the whole skates range, we recommand you to try products that you have in your store,<br />

so that you can make your own opinion !<br />

LET’S TRY IN STORE<br />

FIRST STEP TO<br />

IMPROVE LOYALTY<br />

UNDERSTANDING the differences between the inline skates.<br />

Positionned at a wall, get started and enjoy the gliding performance<br />

FITNESS<br />

Standard frame<br />

FREERIDE<br />

Shorter frame<br />

50 2 <strong>Monitor</strong> <strong>Book</strong> - Roller by Oxelo


PROTECTIONS<br />

PROTECTIONS & HELMETS


Falling down is a natural step while learning skating. When you improve, you can choose to reinforce protection items (street/freeride protections)<br />

or for lighter protection (when you practice speed ILS, usually you can choose to wear only hand or wrist protection). Thus, just remember that<br />

protections are important, that they can be adapted to your practice or level. And if there is only one to keep, these is the wrist/hand protection<br />

as approximatly 70% of the injuries in ILS are linked to this part of your body.


HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR HELMET<br />

SIZE<br />

Measure your head size or your<br />

child’s. This measurement will tell<br />

you whether you need to look at<br />

S, M or L helmets (you’ll find size<br />

charts in your local store).<br />

DIVIDERS<br />

You should also think about the<br />

dividers (on the straps by your<br />

neck). When correctly adjusted,<br />

they will stop your helmet from<br />

moving about.<br />

ADJUSTMENT<br />

Adjusting your helmet correctly<br />

will make it more comfortable.<br />

If you want your helmet to be<br />

a good fit, use the adjustment<br />

wheel at the back of the helmet, if<br />

you have one.<br />

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HELMETS LAYOUT<br />

Olivier CAYREYRE<br />

Product Manager<br />

2<br />

3<br />

WINNING POINTS<br />

1. Mirror for kids and adults.<br />

2. Top of the range with model<br />

and PLV.<br />

« The basic equipment for our<br />

sport consists of : a pair of<br />

skates AND the appropriate<br />

body protection. Therefore<br />

Oxelo provides you a range<br />

of helmets, with sizes from<br />

47cm to 62cm.<br />

1<br />

3. Highlight « How to choose your<br />

head size » with the head measurer.<br />

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The important basic features<br />

in an helmet are the ones<br />

that will be related to the<br />

real protection of your head:<br />

the Homologation Standard<br />

(EN1078 means that the product<br />

is validated to be sold<br />

in Europe for our sports), the<br />

size (perimeter of the head),<br />

the confort and the fitting<br />

systems (these are the 2<br />

conditions to be sure that the<br />

helmet will stay well in place<br />

while practicing, and will offer<br />

a long lasting confort).<br />

The additionnal features are<br />

the weight, the ventilation<br />

and the ease to adjust ».<br />

Helmets & Protections<br />

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LOW INTENSITY<br />

The B100 helmet has a polystyrene structure and an ABS outer shell in order to have a good neck support<br />

(scroll wheel at the back).<br />

B 100<br />

Ref : 8398415 / 8398416<br />

XS S<br />

DESIGNED FOR :<br />

Protect children while scootering.<br />

PRODUCT BENEFITS :<br />

Stability : Full coverage style, size adjustment dial to ensure the<br />

helmet stays in place.<br />

Adjustable : Simple and precise chinstrap adjustment using a<br />

buckle and dividers.<br />

Lightweight : 340 grams in Small size.<br />

Stability<br />

Adjustable<br />

340g in size S<br />

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MEDIUM INTENSITY<br />

The Play helmets are comfortable and easy to put on thanks to an adjustment system of the size by Turn-Ring<br />

(spanner) for an easy tuning.<br />

PLAY 5<br />

Ref : 8502813 / 8502812 / 8502809<br />

PLAY 7<br />

Ref : 8400140<br />

S M L<br />

S M L<br />

DESIGNED FOR :<br />

Protecting yourself on inline skates.<br />

DESIGNED FOR :<br />

Protecting yourself on inline skates.<br />

PRODUCT BENEFITS :<br />

Stability : Full-coverage style, size adjustment dial,<br />

self-blocking dividers..<br />

Adjustable : Simple and precise chinstrap<br />

adjustment using a buckle and dividers.<br />

User comfort : Foam pieces with a thermobonded<br />

finish that ensures durability and comfort.<br />

Stability<br />

Adjustable<br />

365g in size S<br />

PRODUCT BENEFITS :<br />

Stability : Full-coverage style, size adjustment dial,<br />

self-blocking dividers.<br />

Adjustable : Easy, precise adjustment using<br />

3 adjustment systems.<br />

Lightness : 365 grams for the Small size<br />

Stability<br />

Adjustable<br />

Adjustable<br />

365g in size S<br />

Helmets & Protections<br />

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HIGH INTENSITY<br />

MF 500<br />

Ref : 8494818 / 8494819<br />

MF 540<br />

Ref : 8400142 / 8494855 / 8400144 / 8494853 / 8400143<br />

S M L<br />

S M L<br />

DESIGNED FOR :<br />

Protecting yourself on inline skates.<br />

PRODUCT BENEFITS :<br />

Stability : Shape that covers your head well.<br />

Adjustable : The magnetic buckle lets you precisely<br />

adjust the height and width.<br />

Ventilation : 12 vents with air channel.<br />

Lightweight : 400 grams in Medium size.<br />

Stability<br />

Adjustable<br />

385g in<br />

size M<br />

DESIGNED FOR :<br />

Protecting yourself on inline skates.<br />

PRODUCT BENEFITS :<br />

Stability : Full-coverage, size adjustment dial.<br />

Adjustable : The magnetic buckle adjusts your size.<br />

Ventilation : 12 vents with air channel.<br />

Lightweight : 410 grams in Medium size.<br />

Easy to use : Fixed dividers and magnetic buckle for<br />

fastening / releasing with one hand.<br />

Ventilation with<br />

air channel<br />

Adjustable<br />

410g in<br />

size M<br />

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A SET FOR EVERYONE<br />

JUNIOR<br />

ADULT<br />

60 Helmets & Protections


HOW TO CHOOSE<br />

TIGHTENING<br />

Comfort and support<br />

for every size.<br />

Dividers<br />

FOAM<br />

Comfort<br />

CASQUE<br />

Trous (aération) = confort thermique<br />

HOW TO CHOOSE<br />

YOUR SIZE ?<br />

HOW TO ADJUST<br />

YOUR HELMET ?<br />

TURN RING<br />

Comfort, support and<br />

adaptability.<br />

HOLES<br />

Mousse = Confort<br />

Aeration and thermal<br />

comfort<br />

Turn Ring (réglage taillant) = confort /<br />

maintien<br />

Divider (réglage tempe) = confort / maintien<br />

Boucle (réglage jugulaire) = confort /<br />

maintien<br />

Helmets & Protections<br />

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ON STORES<br />

64 Workshop, how to repair your skates


ON RETURN MENU<br />

Workshop, how to repair your skates<br />

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ON SPI<br />

66 Workshop, how to repair your skates


IN STORE<br />

Partie à plier - 1<br />

Retrieve the workshop balisage<br />

since the CAD image bank<br />

Associate this balisage to the<br />

product balisage in store<br />

ET POUR LE SAV DE<br />

MES ROLLERS ?<br />

Integrating on the first page, the<br />

information with the chosen<br />

service code.<br />

Partie à insérer<br />

dans la pochette<br />

à l’arrière du balisage<br />

CHANGEMENT<br />

8 ROUES + ROULEMENTS<br />

(Code 4619244)<br />

À PARTIR DE<br />

1499<br />

€<br />

DEMANDEZ<br />

À UN TECHNICIEN<br />

ATELIER<br />

Partie à plier - 2<br />

Workshop, how to repair your skates<br />

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