Freeskate Frames

What is a Skate Frame?

A freeskate frame, alternatively called an inline skate frame or roller blade frame, constitutes the chassis beneath your skates, which holds the wheels and bearings. Each inline frame differs in design, wheel setup, and mounting process.

Frame Type

Diverse inline skate frames exist to cater to different skating styles:

Freeskate frames featuring a flat arrangement typically incorporate four wheels of equal size. This specific frame design enhances control and manoeuvrability, making it ideal for urban and slalom skaters.

3-wheeled freeskate frames are constructed for stability and speed. They are designed for long-distance and fitness skaters, as they generally accommodate large wheels, which achieve high velocities with minimal power transfer.

Wheel Configuration

The wheel configuration of a skate frame dictates which wheels can be mounted on it. The wheel size for freeskate frames generally spans from 80 mm to 110 mm. Typically, short frames accommodate small wheels (80 mm - 90 mm) and are tailored for those seeking quick acceleration and sharp turns.

Long frames usually support larger wheels (100 mm - 110 mm - 125 mm) and suit skaters aiming for high speeds, albeit sacrificing manoeuvrability. Nonetheless, short frames capable of fitting large wheels are available for those desiring greater movement flexibility along with the stability provided by larger wheels.

Mounting

All skate frames comprise varying mounting systems, and each must align with the mounting points on your freeskate boots.

The 2pt (point) mount system is the most prevalent, featuring two mounting points located under your skate boots, one positioned at the front and one at the back. The typical measurements are 165 mm or 195 mm spaces.

The Trinity mount incorporates a three-point mounting system. Exclusively designed for Powerslide skates, this system helps reduce the skating height to enhance energy transmission.

Are you in search of a fresh set of wheels to complement your frames and create a new setup? Explore our Freeskate Wheels.