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$9.51The Story
- Freestyle Frames
- All 8 mm axles
- Metal rockers
- Fits up to 59 mm wheels
- Weight 8 oz
- Length 11.25"
- All Hardware included
- White
The Kaltik Freestyle Frames in White. Fresh out of Dublin, the Kaltik Freestyle Skate Frames give you a smooth, fast freestyle grinding frame. The middle grind area has very sharp edges and angles which helps the skater lock in and stay locked during grind. This also helps the skater find the correct balance point and manage it better. Made of durable and polished material, these frames will slide and grind quickly, but feel soft enough to provide grip on already smooth surfaces such as rails.
Kaltik was established in 2002 by Conor Manweiler. His aim was to support rollerblading through producing clothing and hardware and sponsoring a team. In 2006 Kaltik designed a prototype Frame which was later sold to a U.K. production company. Kaltik created Kaltik Hardware in 2008 and the Freestyle Frame was produced.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
- Freestyle Frames
- All 8 mm axles
- Metal rockers
- Fits up to 59 mm wheels
- Weight 8 oz
- Length 11.25"
- All Hardware included
- White
The Kaltik Freestyle Frames in White. Fresh out of Dublin, the Kaltik Freestyle Skate Frames give you a smooth, fast freestyle grinding frame. The middle grind area has very sharp edges and angles which helps the skater lock in and stay locked during grind. This also helps the skater find the correct balance point and manage it better. Made of durable and polished material, these frames will slide and grind quickly, but feel soft enough to provide grip on already smooth surfaces such as rails.
Kaltik was established in 2002 by Conor Manweiler. His aim was to support rollerblading through producing clothing and hardware and sponsoring a team. In 2006 Kaltik designed a prototype Frame which was later sold to a U.K. production company. Kaltik created Kaltik Hardware in 2008 and the Freestyle Frame was produced.
