Product Description
Rollerblade Mens Crossfire 100 Skate: Sports & Outdoors. Nordic and alpine skiers soon began integrating the skates into their own training regimes. Designed with the serious fitness skater in mind, the Crossfire 100 inline skates helps men everywhere strengthen their skating techniques. The Crossfire 100 is equipped with a performance aluminum frame, which offers superior maneuverability while preserving your speed. As a result, you can skate farther and faster while using a minimum of energy. Comfort-wise, the Crossfire 100 feels like a custom skate, with a ratchet micro-adjustable upper cuff, Velcro power strap, and lower lacing system for easy adjustment. And skaters will love the specialized 5 Star Fit liner, which is made of memory foam and anatomical pads. The lightweight combination keeps your feet comfortable and cool on long-distance training days. The Crossfire 100's smooth ride stems from the three Spiral HP 100mm, 84A wheels, single Active 90mm wheel, and super-fast SG9 bearings. The components allow you to reach higher speeds with less effort, creating a longer roll for you to use to your advantage. Want to skate faster, smoother, and easier each time you take to the road, track, or surface? Look no further than the Crossfire 100. About Rollerblade The world leader in the inline skate market, Rollerblade pioneered the inline skating boom by changing the perception of inline skates. Once seen strictly as an offseason training device for hockey players, inline skates are now a widely accepted lifestyle product that can be used by just about anyone, including professional athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and fun seekers of all ages. Rollerblade traces its history to 1980, when two hockey-playing Minnesota brothers discovered an inline skate while rummaging through a sporting goods store and decided that this design would make an ideal offseason training tool. They refined the skate and began assembling the first Rollerblade skates in the basement of their parents' home. In the ensuing years, the brothers used grassroots marketing tactics in such markets as Miami Beach, Florida; Minneapolis, Minnesota; and Venice Beach, California to position inline skating as a new sport.
Shipping Weight: 1 pounds
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