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Element II 60 Ti

800322 | Titanium | Pair
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129,99 €

KIZER Element II 60 Ti - The ideal aggressive frame for the skatepark. UFS, high-grade aluminum, max. 4x60mm wheels , interchangeable grindblock.

Sizes:
L= 270mm
S= 252mm
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DESCRIPTION
Fast, light, durable, and responsive, the KIZER Element II 60 Ti is the ideal aggressive skating frame for skateparks and bowls. With an extruded profile and CNC manufactured to perfection, the frame is made completely of high-grade aluminum, making the frame strong and rigid providing maxim energy transfer while standing up to the demands and impacts of high-speed park skating. Designed to ride on flat 60mm wheels the KIZER Element II 60 Ti frame brings the wheels as close to the boot as possible, giving you superb stability and control - exactly what you need when you’re carving bowls and landing big airs in the skatepark. The Element II is engineered around the popular UFS mounting system. Note that the low-profile frame can cause the front and rear wheels to touch your soulplate. It’s important to confirm this ahead of time–it may be necessary to grind away a small amount of material to create ‘wheel wells’. From coping to thick rails to long ledges, the KIZER Element II 60 Ti frame has a large, interchangeable grindblock that prevent wheel bite and allows you to grind on virtually any surface. You’ll especially love the sound of the aluminum grindblock singing as you grind on metal coping and rails. If you love ripping it up in the skatepark, the KIZER Element II 60 Ti is the frame for you.
DETAILS
Boot:
UFS mounting
Frame:
AL 6061 aircraft; UFS Mounting; S/M=252mm, L=270mm 4x61mm
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DETAILS
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Boot Mounting:
UFS mounting
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Sizes:
S/M=252mm | L=270mm
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Frame Material:
AL 6061 aircraft
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Frame Mounting Standard:
UFS mounting
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Max. Wheel Size:
61mm
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Frame Wheel Base (Inch / MM):
S/M=252mm | L=270mm
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Frame Setup:
61mm flat
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Standing Height Front / Rear in MM:
35mm
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Frame Axles:
Single axle, steel, 8mm, hex 4mm
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Frame Spacer:
Built in and CNC machined
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Frame Construction:
Single void
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Frame Manufacturing Process:
Extruded and CNC machining
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Included Accessories:
AL spacers, mounting screws
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Extra Features:
Fits all sizes for USD Carbon & Carbon Free, Thrones, VII, Realm, Sway, Shadow
TEST & CERTIFICATION
Warranty
2 Years
TECHNOLOGY
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Technology_Inline Skates_UFS= Universal Frame System
Technology_Inline Skates_Extruded & CNC Machined
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Sizing advice for inline skates

FIND YOUR SKATE SIZE

For the best performance, inline skates should have a snug fit. It's not necessary to buy inline skates one size larger than your foot size; as they break in, all inline skates will expand and widen over time. It's important to know that soft boots will expand more than hybrid or carbon boots.

3 EASY STEPS TO MEASURE YOUR FEET:

Step 1

Place and fix an A4 sheet of paper on the floor against a straight wall that ends flush with the floor. Wear your usual skating socks for more accuracy and place your foot on the sheet with your heel touching the wall (make sure your heel touches the wall without significant pressure.)

Step 2

Stand relaxed on the foot you are measuring and draw a line around the outline of your foot starting at the big toe. Be sure to hold the pencil vertically to prevent any deviation. It's ideal to have a friend draw the line for better accuracy. Measure the length of the paper to the line: that's your MONDOPOINT size.

TIP: For the best fit, measure your foot after a short skating session or at the end of the day as your foot will naturally swell and expand.

Step 3

Do the same for the other foot and compare measurements. The correct size will be the length of the longer foot:
Precision fit add 2-3mm.
Comfort fit add 4-6mm.

Now, with these measurements, you can take the correct size from our sizing charts.

For more tips visit our SKATE GUIDE page or read the SIZE AND FITTING GUIDE.