Posts Tagged ‘frames’

Filmed & edited by Max Manning.

Ground Control drops a quick edit demonstrating their new Royal Blue frames with some rad skating from Razors and GC pro’s Korey Waikiki & Dre Powell.

Feb 6, 2013. Update: $16,030 pledged of $30,000 goal. 51 days to go.
+ New video: Team Reactions to the Create Originals CRS Frames.

Team Reactions to the Create Originals CRS Frames
Featuring Alex Broskow, Austin Paz & Mark Wojda.

Custom Ride System Frame Kickstarter Project

Introducing, the Worlds First & Only Custom Ride System (CRS) Inline Skate Frame. Featuring Customizable Shock Absorbing Capabilities.

Check the Create Originals Kickstarter.
$30,000 goal. Funding ends: Apr 26, 2013.

Andrew Birch and Michael Dawson testing the prototype of the Bake Powerframe.

We’re keen to show off what this frame can do, even while still using the ABS prototype. – Ash Gavin.

Shot and edited by Jordan Jones.

• Bake: 72mm flat frame w/ h-block: Kickstarter.
  This project will only be funded if at least £3,000 is pledged by Monday Dec 31.
• Another picture of the frames | Visit Bakeframes.co.uk.

You can support the Bake frame on Kickstarter & pre-order. This project will only be funded if at least £3,000 is pledged by Monday Dec 31, 7:00pm EST.

You can check another picture of the frames here (concept).

Featuring the Marc Moreno “Autograph”, Gabriel Hyden “Frequency”, and Takeshi Yasutoko “Samurai” Custom Graphic UFS Frames.

Thread on FB.

Larger picture & thread on FB (via).

We are proud to present the new Slimline II frame from Kizer.

This latest frame from the Kizer family is the perfect product for flat skating, offering middle wheel protection combined with the fast & proven Fluid material.

The Slimline is designed as a lightweight, strong frame and is available in 3 different sizes.

Flat

Up to 58mm wheels, all rockered down. 60mm outside, rockered up, 56mm inside, rockered down.

Antirocker / Freestyle

Up to 80mm outside rockered up. With 80mm wheels, grindwheels only fit in Frame size M & L (80mm wheels in size S frames are possible riding freestyle).

Depending on the skate, adjustments like cut-outs and recesses to the soulplate are necessary.

The Slimline II allows the speed of 80mm wheels while still having a low profile frame with a low center of gravity.

Visit Kizer-skate.com.

Larger Picture. Photo: Roll.lineskil.5 (via).

The Blank frame is made of Zytel, a durable and slick material for grinding.

The sidewalls are rounded and tapered on the ends which allows the frame to slide smooth on any surface.

8mm axies are burly strong and only require one Allen key to remove the wheels.

Aluminium frame inserts keep your wheels spinning freely.

Size 1 (US 5-7.5), size 2 (US 8-11), size 3 (US 12-14).

• Previously: Blank Deadtage Numero Uno.
  Featuring David Sizemore, Cody Porche & Robert Guerrero.
• Visit Blankrolling.com.

The Youth Co. Announcement. Chris Haffey, Chris Farmer, and Jon Julio.

Pre-ordering now for delivery. Size 1 frame and full soft goods line available February 10, 2012. Size 2 frame available for pre-order shipping February, March 2012.

Visit Theyouthco.com.

Introducing 2 new frame setups in the GC lineup. The Prime Red FLT2 comes in deep red along with matching laces, while White Out FLT2 comes with matching sickle axles, for a clean, solid look and feel.

Larger Pictures on Gc-uprising.com.

Kizer X Type
Re-make of the Xsjado frames

Kizer Slimline 2
The perfect flat setup frames

Kizer Fluid 4
Designed only for anti-rockers

Kizer Type M 2

Jeff Stockwell, CJ Wellsmore, Don Bambrick & Dustin Werbeski are new Kizer pros. Visit Kizer-skate.com.

Previously: BCN Edit by Mark Heuss + Kizer Powerblading Frames.

Thanks Oli Benet & Jon Chris.

The Kizer Type M frame has always been one of Kizer’s most popular frames and continues to command many die hard fans. Already known as a strong, fast sliding and lightweight frame Kizer decided to analyze the frame deeper to make further improvements.

The 2011 Type M frame from Kizer includes an upgraded H-block, a design enhancement that allows the skater to bypass the need to make a groove after buying the frame and ensuring maximum comfort and stability on the grind right from the first day. In effect, the Type M frame from Kizer is now perfect right out of the box.

The Kizer Type M frame is ideal for all purpose freestyle skating. It eliminates any risk of sticking on wheels on the grind and is one of the strongest frames on the market. These elements enhance the skaters confidence at all times. One side of the frame offers elevated grind-walls for longer life and minimum friction, while the other side allows for more soul space and flat surface grinding. The H-block of the Type M frame is replaceable.

The Type M is light, simple yet intelligent, fast, pre-grooved, strong and easily customisable – What more could the demanding skater ask for?

Kizer – Everyone’s Framed.