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Top Buckle SBM3 Blank 18cm pair

Top Buckle SBM3 Blank 18cm pair

Regular price €24,95 EUR
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  • Description

    Cuff Buckle Blank includes one replacement pair of top cuff buckles and mounting hardware for Blank skates.

  • Shipping and pickup availability per variant
    VariantWeb ordersPickup AmsterdamPickup AntwerpPickup Berlin
    Standard Selected Processing starts immediatelyPreparation starts immediatelyTransfer: usually 1–2 weeksTransfer: usually 1–2 weeks

    Timing may vary when ordering multiple units of the same variant.

    For pickup orders, please wait for your ready-for-pickup confirmation.

  • Product Specifications

    Buckle length 18cm
    Buckle material Plastic buckle and plastic strap
    Buckle mounting SBM3
    Bucklemountingbolts Buckle mounting bolts included
    Color Black
    Sold per per set of 2

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  • General info about Amsterdam Store

    All of the products we currently have in stock at our Amsterdam Store

    Do you want to try something in Amsterdam that you dont see in this list? Simply send us a message with what you want, and we will do our best have it available.

    More information like the opening hours:
    http://thisissoul.com/pages/amsterdam

    General info about Top Buckles

    This is the buckle that sits on the top of your skates and is mounted on the cuff. Top buckles can vary in length but are also easy to cut to the right size.

    They always have 2 mounting bolts (15mm apart) on the outside of the skate, and one mounting bolt on the inside of the skate for the buckle receptor. That means in total there are 3 holes. Buckles that are mounted like this are called SBM3 which stands for Standard Buckle Mount with a total of 3 bolts

    Read Everything about Buckles

  • About Rollerblade

    Rollerblade produces recreational and aggressive inline skates. The company was the first to successfully market inline skates in the early 1980s.