Set-Up: 4x110 low-profile inline speed skating boot with maximum feel for command and control over balance and glide. For competitive speed skaters and those that want to beat them.
What are the differences between Hi-lo skates (3x110+100) and 4x110 skates?
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| Sports level | competition, professional |
|---|---|
| Wheel config | 4x110 |
| Frame length | 13.3" |
| Frame profile | dualbox-IV |
| Frame boot mount | 195mm |
| Frame alu alloy | WT3|7*** |
| Deck height | 110/2 + 60 = 115mm |
| Boot shell construction | glass-carbonfiber |
| Boot mount spacing fix | 195mm |
| Boot mount options | multiple thread holes |
| Boot moldability | arch+heel+ankle |
| Boot degree of stiffness | Stiff-hard at ankle+good control |
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Excellent Skate for Double Pushing Trail Skaters! Review by CO Trail Skater
This skate gives you freedom of ankle movement and firm support & power transfer you can really feel underneath you. It's great to feel the freedom to land your recovery stride onto your outside edge and immediately get to work on that underpush when your distance striding. The rigid support from the frames along with the super roll from the MPC Road Wars this skate come equipped with made me feel like I've owned these skates for years and knew exactly how they'd respond, and I'd just put them on!
Out of the box, I molded them for 14 minutes at 175 Fahrenheit and they immediately felt great. I've been skating on them for over a week with no problems and nothing but good things to say about them. Enough writing, I'm going to go skating! Great set up for the money - totally pro without the expense! (Posted on 11/22/11)
