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vrijdag 9 september 2011

Freeline Skates- The various models

During his attempts to develop a simpler design for downhill skating, San Francisco based skating enthusiast Ryan Farrelly accidentally developed the latest phenomenon in the skating circuit- Freeline Skates. Freeline Skates today is globally marketed by Freeline Sports, Inc. and beyond doubt hasset the international skating arena ablaze. Although the market is flooded with counterfeits and cheap imitations of the original Freeline Skates, the company basically has two models currently in the market.

The first one is the Freeline OG which is made out of reinforced aluminium. And, the second option is the Freeline Grom which is a lightweight version of the Freeline Skates, designed specifically for the beginners, and has set of supporting wheels as well.

Since their creation in 2003, over the past eight years, Freeline Skates have revolutionised the skating experience. It was as if a change was waiting to happen, a development was imminent, and this factor has immensely contributed to the success of both Freeline Sports, Inc. and Freeline Skates.

Although Freeline Skates have been extremely successful but the fact is it is not easy to master and constant practise is required. In fact there are various tutorials and guides available online, on using and mastering Freeline Skates. And, the sheer sturdiness of these Freeline Skates is definitely worth a mention. The reinforced swing or truck style arms can withstand up to 1300 kg of downward force.
The price of the Freeline Skates is about $134 but then the price is worth it, so say the enthusiasts. The adrenaline rush of skateboarding, snowboarding, and surfing all coming in one package is a delight for every skating enthusiast and thus the price does not really affect the economics involving Freeline Skates. Basically, Freeline Skates have ushered in a new era of skating and it seems to be definitely the way forward in this adventure sport.