Powell-Bones has two new bearings. The Super Red bearing is a step up from the Bones Red and is in stock now. The Ceramic Super Red bearing is between the Bones Swiss and the Ceramic. This one isn’t ready yet, but hopefully we’ll see it later in July.
Sure-Grip has released a line of protective pads. These are beefier than the standard recreation skating pads, they should work great with the derby skaters out there. They’re available in small, medium, and large. The knee pads are also available in extra-large.
Sure-Grip is also working on a line of bearings. They’ll be called “Cube Bearings”. We don’t have a lot of details yet, no date and no price; we’ll let you know as soon as we learn more.
We’re now carrying a complete line of inline race wheels from Hyper. Here are the details:
Indoor
Kaos 110mm Orange - extremely coated floors
Kaos 110mm Natural - freshly coated floors
Kaos 100mm Natural - freshly coated floors
Havoc 110mm Pink - semi-coated floors
Havoc 100mm Pink - semi-coated floors
Intensity 110mm Green - slippery indoor floors
Intensity 100mm Green - slippery indoor floors
Road Racing
Sidewinder 110mm - yellow (84A) or green (86A)
Sidewinder 100mm - yellow (84A) or green (86A)
Track Racing
Heat Seeker 110mm - cloudy (84A) or white (86A)
Heat Seeker 100mm - cloudy (84A) or white (86A)
Remember that the dates for our annual tradeshow are October 5 and 6 (Mon and Tues).
July Special: For the month of July only, if you buy at least 200 replacement cushions for your rental skates, we’ll give you a set of inline hockey wheels (Hyper or Krypto, older graphics, our pick). Good only while supplies of the wheels last, and you must mention this flyer when placing the order. Hopefully this will encourage everyone to do some summer rental skate maintenance.
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