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Kaltik‘s second skate Dvd, Green Grows is now finished and here is glimpse of what you can expect to see in the video.

Directed by Kevin mcGloughlin, produced in Ireland by Conor Manweiler.

Release date: February 3rd 2012.

Video Offline.

90 Minutes With Conor Manweiler

Filmed By Dave Derby.

Bonus: Conor Manweiler – Nobody Cares (Old Edit)

Franco Shade Contest: Conor Manweiler, irish rollerblading, footage from 40 shades of green.

Visit Kaltikrolling.com.

Kaltik Hardware have just realized some new coloured frames. Word on the street is they are already working on another new innovative idea. Stay tuned.

Larger Picture.

Filmed over two days in Dublin, Ireland.

Previously:

• Kaltik: Orange & Yellow Freestyle Frames.
• More Kaltik Media.

Larger Pictures. Thanks Timmmmmmm.

Filmed by Kevin Mc Gloughlin, Paraic Mc Gloughlin, Ben Shelbourne & Zim Zim Zima.

Featuring Conor Manweiler, Blake Bird, Joey Egan, Kev & Pariac Mcgoughlin, Keir Lindsay, Balzas Zima, Morgan Lynch, Scott Riddles, James Keyte & more.

Rampworx has collaborated with Irish Hardware company Kaltik to bring you one of the most anticipated frame designs of the year!

We gave a set of the frames to Rampworx rider Peter Dearden to test out in the skatepark.

Kaltik have some of the sickest riders on their team including rollerblade legend Aaron Feinberg and English Pro Steve Swain.

Filmed & Edited by Matthew Dearden
Music: Wild’n Cuz I’m Young – Kid Cudi.

Frame Specs | availiable here.

Kaltik: Aaron Feinberg Flat Frames

Kaltik: Thisissoul Flat Frames

Available @ Thisissoul.

Thanks Steve.

Rampworx has collaborated with Irish Hardware company Kaltik to bring you one of the most anticipated frame designs of the year!

Kaltik have some of the best riders on their team including rollerblade legend Aaron Feinberg and English Pro Steve Swain.

Frame features

- Unique H block technology
- Designed to skate flat set up of 60mm wheels
- Unique plastic compound
- Small frames measures 238mm
- Large frame measures 257mm
- Small pair weigh 650 grms
- Large pair weigh 725 grms

I got the kaltik flat frame about two weeks ago and have skated it only a handful of times. The frame is one of my favorite to date.

The last flat frame I skated was the element and I hated it. I’ve skate anti since the 90s and i can count on my hands the number of times i tried flat.

The frame is really well designed its thick where it needs to be and thin where it can be. They did all the could do to keep the weight down with out sacrificing the durability of the frame.

Everyone has been talking about the groove so i’ll give some insight into that. its not high like some may think its a standard height, it looks tall due to the wheel wells. people keep saying the its going to wear down into the wheels an there right but it truly doesn’t effect any thing the wheels still roll fine.

On ledges you still catch form time to time but on rails they lock perfect and you don’t get any hang up. now the only problem i have with the frame is it comes in two sizes and the wheel base for the small is to small for any other boots bigger then a 6-7 besides maybe carbons. but overall the frame is great it slide pretty good not the fastest but defiantly not slow.

More Pictures of the Frames + Original Post.

One day with Kevin Mc Gloughlin testing the Kaltik flat frames

Filmed in Sligo (Ireland) ; filmed by Paraic Mc Gloughlin, edited by Kevin Mc Gloughlin.

I’ve been skating these frames for about a week now, i skate them with 58mm wheels and they’re unbelievably good.

I forgot how nice a flat set up feels ; Podge filmed the edit over two days and i skated stuff that has either notches or cracks in it to test them out, i had no problems with sticking at all and im really enjoying the flatness!