Buyers guide

What is the best wheel profile:the short answer: It does not matter that much what wheel profile you get. The long answer:Wheels can have differe...

If you're unsure of what size to choose, a good starting point for freestyle skating is an 80 or 90 millimeter wheel, depending on your foot size. For aggressive skating, a 60 millimeter wheel is a good choice. But if you want to know more about choosing the right wheel size, keep reading!

We are excited to announce the launch of our new customizing tool, available on our website. This tool is designed to help you find the perfect pa...

Inline skate frame spacers are a crucial part of any inline skate setup. They are the parts of the frame that separate the wheels from the frame,...

If you're an inline skating enthusiast, you've likely heard of bearing spacers. But what exactly are they and why are they important? In this blo...

Inline skate ankle buckles are an important part of inline skates that help to secure the skate to the foot and ankle. Historically, early inline...

So you are buying a new pair of Inline skates? Here is what to take in to account when choosing your perfect setup. In this article it is assumed t...

Inline skating is a fun and exhilarating sport, but it requires the right tools to keep your skates in top condition. From Allen keys to bearing p...

Frame mounting bolts are an important component of inline skates, as they hold the frame in place on the boot. Here are some things to consider w...

Inline skating cuff bolts are perhaps the most important piece of hardware in the sport. These bolts, which are used to attach the cuff of the sk...

So you are buying a new pair of Aggressive Inline skates? Here is what to take in to account when choosing your perfect setup. Aggressive skates ar...

The short answer: All skates sold at our store have a decent soulplate The soulplate was developed mid 90's after the first grind was done. The fi...