Break the barrier: Go over any surface with Nordic Skates

Why limit your skating to smooth surfaces like asphalt, concrete, or tiles? With a pair of Nordic Skates, you can skate through the forest, hit a dirt track, or even race down MTB trails.

Known for their big inflatable wheels, some may consider them a gimmick, but more and more bladers and skiers are falling in love with Nordic Skates and the ability to skate and “ski” in nature all year long.

Join us as we explore the Powerslide Next Renegade 125 Nordic Skates, perfect for BMX trails, big air sessions on dirt tracks, or an off-road stroll in the park.

The Powerslide Next Outback 150 Nordic Skates, with their large wheels, allow you to conquer the wild whether it’s downhill, off-road, or just a recreational trip through the woods.

If you’re an alpine and cross-country skier, you can add a pair of poles to get a realistic training session in nature, using Nordic Skates instead of roller skis, which limit you to asphalt roads and other smooth surfaces.

Off-road action

The main feature of these skates is, of course, the big air tires. Wheels like the 125mm ones on the Powerslide Next Renegade 125 Nordic Skates are built to go over gravel and small stones. Thanks to the air tires, you don’t trip over small obstacles; you simply ride over them.

The wheel size makes this skate fast and agile, perfect for fun on BMX trails, big air sessions on dirt tracks, or an off-road stroll in the park.

Take on the woods

If you really want to venture into the wild, you need a bigger set of wheels. This is where a skate like the Powerslide Next Outback 150 Nordic Skates comes into play. With its 150mm wheels, you’ll easily run through leaves and dirt and over sticks and stones.

Powerslide knows that to fling yourself into a serious off-road session, go downhill, or hit an MTB trail, you need a pair of agile yet stable skates.

That’s why they designed the Outback SUV frame, which has a super low center of gravity and provides perfect balance, stability, and control. Add the Trinity 3-point mounting, and you get the best possible power transfer.