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Element II Grindblock Composit pair

Element II Grindblock Composit pair

Regular price €28,95 EUR
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    The Element II frame is the ideal aggressive frame for skatepark and bowling skating and comes standard with an aluminum grindblock. Of course, everyone has different preferences and that’s why KIZER offers a replacement nylon grindblock. Made of the highest...

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    The Element II frame is the ideal aggressive frame for skatepark and bowling skating and comes standard with an aluminum grindblock. Of course, everyone has different preferences and that’s why KIZER offers a replacement nylon grindblock. Made of the highest quality nylon, the KIZER Element II Grindblock is incredibly durable while delivering smooth, controlled grinds on virtually any surface. From concrete to marble to metal and almost any other surface, you’re going to love this versatile grindblock. Designed to be lightweight, the grinblock is constructed with a hollow chamber and is shaped perfectly to lock on to coping, rails, ledges - you name it. Bring your aggressive skating game to another level and discover what you’re really capable of with the Element II replacement Grindblock from KIZER.

    Fits both sizes of this frame.

    Sold in a set of 2.

  • Product Specifications

    Color Black
    Frame material Plastic

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  • General info about H-Blocks & Grindplates

    H-blocks are a part of some aggressive inline skate frames, that have a replaceable middle part. The H-block is the middle part, named so because it looks like the letter H when looking at it from the bottom.

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  • About Kizer

    Kizer produces inline skate frames. The company was the first to introduce UFS (Universal Frame System). It is closely associated with USD and often produces...