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Imperial One 80 Crimson Freeskates

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Description

The Powerslide Imperial One 80 Crimson Freeskates are the perfect combination of comfort, support, and performance for beginner and intermediate skaters. Experience improved comfort and control over your feet movements thanks to the anatomically shaped mesh liner and removable shock-absorbing insole.

It comes with durable aluminum frames, 85A wheels for extra grip and stability, and high-precision ABEC 7 bearings for a smooth ride. The skates also feature a lacing system, buckle, and micro-adjustment buckle for a secure and customizable fit.

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Specifications

Wheel diameter:
80mm
Wheel hardness:
85A
Wheelbase:
243mm
Boot/Shell type:
Hard
Skill Level:
Intermediate
Frame material:
Aluminum
Liner Features:
Removable, Heat moldable, Shock absorber, Anatomically shaped, Stretch Toe
Closure:
Lacing, Buckle, Micro-adjustment buckle
Bearing precision:
ABEC-7
Frame type:
Flat setup, 4-wheeled
Max wheel diameter:
80mm
Boot material:
Fiberglass, Composite
Liner Material:
Mesh, Foam
Cuff:
Stable, High lateral support
Mounting:
165mm
Brake:
No
Weight:
54.67oz
Recommended for:
Fitness skating, Freestyle skating

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reviews   (15)

Well the skates look great but i was disappointed in realizing i got the size completely wrong. For an fyi if your a size 6 Man/Youth in the US it’s a 38 in EU lol. I purchased a different kind and currently very happy with. Love that they also include skatepro stickers. The communication between them is actually very responsive so i really appreciated that. Really wish sizing was a bit more helpful on their website. The return label they provide ( if you choose to return it that way) takes way to long to receive it through email. Other then that will definitely recommend this website.
Gloria Tineo (Kingston)
03/23/2020
Rating: 4 of 5!
two issues-I have pronated and wide feet. so i had to adjust the rail to the very outer side of the skate to fix my pronation issue. My second issue #im a little thicker/wider. this was tricky to figure out. I ultimately had to manually mold the plastic part of the skate by taking a heat gun to the inner side of the skate and pressing down on it to widen it. Luckly it worked. Now all is good.I can skate pain free. I love them. Here in the northwest there is no skate shops around the corner so figuring it out on ur own is ur only option# if ur a noob u wud probably return these becuz they are not ready out of the box. But they are adjustable, So they kinda are for noobs becuz u may never know ur feet are pronated or supinated until u buy skates, so these will allow for a perfect fit- given that u know what ur doing or atleast have a shop nearby to help out. Let me reiterate- i love these skates now that i have finally fitted these to my own pronated crooked feet.
ulysses ornelas (Federal Way)
10/30/2019
Rating: 5 of 5!
Great skates, all I can really say.
Kevin Panasiuk (Palm Harbor)
09/11/2019
Rating: 5 of 5!
The skates themselves are really good lots of control very stable however an exposed bolt caused pretty bad blister on arch weight of foot. Easily fixed with some Velcro (soft side only) I guess I’m used to faster bearings but the “included“ wicked abec7 bearing are slow I’ve put about 30miles urban on the skates no sign of breaking in. Had a pair of FR’s Fr3 80s w/cats jaguars and those are fast but too much room in the toe areas these imperials are a perfect fit except the exposed bolt in the arch way of the skate. Pros: good fit, stable, light boot, good shock absorbing. Cons: slow bearings (easily fixed), slightly heavy frame,
Travis G. (Buena Park )
08/20/2019
Rating: 4 of 5!
Solid pair of skates, construction is sturdy and nothing feels flimsy, it does resist the wear and tear of usage. Maybe a touch plasticy. The lining take some time to break-in so be ready to get a few blisters for the 10 first rides, or try ride often but in shorter session and stop before your feets scream pain. Someone mentionned slow bearings, I didn't know that piece of information and it does take some effort to get speed. That said, as a newcomer to the world of inline, this is well-enough for me now. I will upgrade later down the road with faster bearings when needed. Boots do feel heavy and even after a month, I'm still surprised of the weight. Especially when I'm taking them off ! I did not have issue with exposed bolt like previous reviewer had and as my feet seems standard, it's quite a good fit althought I wish I could fit tighter. Haven't tried the MyFit method of heat-shaping the lining.
Jean H. (Seraing)
02/13/2020
Rating: 5 of 5!
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