K2 Trio 110 Inline Skates Inliner Rollerskates Skating 4 11/32in/90A Black/Gold

Description

K2 Trio 110 black-gold - lifestyle inline skates
Product details
Unisex inline skates for the lifestyle sector
Roll diameter: 110 mm
Roll hardness: 90 A
Ball bearings: ILQ 7
Experience level: advanced and professionals
classic lacing system using textile loops
1 Velcro fastener over the instep
2 Velcro fasteners on the shaft
Urban Cuff: firm shaft for optimal support and power transmission; flexible for freedom of movement
Soft boots: soft, padded inner shoe
padded entry, padded tongue
Aluminum rail: stable and lightweight at the same time
Footbed with shock absorber
3 roles
mounted brake on the right skate; Change to left skate possible
2 pull-on loops
Roll diameter
Smaller rollers are easier to master, larger rollers are suitable for faster rides by more advanced skaters
Beginners should choose rolls up to 80 mm, advanced players up to 84 mm and professionals from 90 mm
The rollers of the K2 Trio have a diameter of 110 mm and are therefore suitable for advanced and professional users
Role hardness
The larger the number in front of the "A", the harder the roles are
The scale usually ranges from 75A to 90A, with 90A being more of a hard roll
Soft rollers absorb vibrations better on uneven ground, but have a lower top speed
Hard wheels are suitable for slippery ground and driving faster, but they have less grip
The hardness of the K2 Trio is 90A. They drive very hard and are well suited for long journeys on asphalt
ball-bearing
There are classes 3, 5, 7 and 9 - the higher the class, the higher the accuracy of the bearing
Inexpensive skates have ILQ 3; Most used are ILQ 5 and 7; ILQ 9 are suitable for sporty, fast drivers with high ambitions
The K2 Trio LT have ILQ 9 ball bearings and are therefore in the premium range
Urban Cuff: firm shaft for optimal support and power transmission; flexible for freedom of movement Smaller rollers are easier to master, larger rollers are suitable for faster rides by more advanced skaters Beginners should choose rolls up to 80 mm, advanced players up to 84 mm and professionals from 90 mm The rollers of the K2 Trio have a diameter of 110 mm and are therefore suitable for advanced and professional users Hard wheels are suitable for slippery ground and driving faster, but they have less grip The hardness of the K2 Trio is 90A. They drive very hard and are well suited for long journeys on asphalt There are classes 3, 5, 7 and 9 - the higher the class, the higher the accuracy of the bearing Inexpensive skates have ILQ 3; Most used are ILQ 5 and 7; ILQ 9 are suitable for spor