IRIS IR-301 Carbon-Steel Adjustable Inline Skates 100 mm, Medium (Size: 4-6 UK)

Price: ₹14,000 - ₹6,999.00
(as of Aug 21, 2024 12:45:39 UTC – Details)

IRIS fast rolling 100 mm wheels cast in durable 85 a rated polyurethane twin blade frame is made from extruded aluminium for unequalled strength and response skate to ski design makes this the perfect off season training partner.This 100 mm wheel blends speed, support and durability to be the pinnacle of versatility for moulded skates. IRIS skates are popular among many skaters because they provide more lateral support and are also reminiscent of some people’s first inline skates. Additional appeal of these moulded skates is due to the speed they can provide like fitness skates which is also more than models available in the urban category. The iris-301 takes the durability and comfort of a moulded boot and merges it with speed frames and wheels of a high end fitness skate. The result is a modernised skate with unmatched response, agility and protection. It is great for leisure skates, city skates and intense training. In fact, this model is very popular with rollerblade’s skate to ski program which Educates athletes about the benefits of Using inline skates during the off season. The quality and performance of the iris-301 is phenomenal and synthesised with a vented, supportive boot, strong frame and the highest quality wheels.
THIS SKATE DOES EVERYTHING. It is ideal for the urban, fitness, commuter and recreational skater. Skaters tend to like the IRIS for the moulded boot with easy buckles and lace closure.
MOULDED SHELL is a vented boot that envelops your foot to ensure support with breathability. The cuff has a V-cut shape which complements versatility and forward flex.
PREMIUM LINER incorporates memory foam padding which provides a secure fit. The shock absorber in the heel dampens vibration & two micro-adjustable buckles and lace closure system assures optimal fit.
Liner – High Performance Liner, Training Footbed
Closure System: Buckle, Velcro Strap and Laces