Description

KIZER Edge 80 Silver – Lightweight, sturdy urban inline skating frame with UFS mount. Aluminum, 4x80mm wheels, single steel axles.
We made this frame with the intention of making a classic. A neutral piece of equipment for freeskating, flat setup on UFS mounting. Flat setups give you more stability on the edges which is a nice feeling when you’re carving. The idea behind not adding any rocker is that you can shape your natural rocker through using the frame, you’ll be able to use your edges more rather than pivoting on a rocker, this will allow you to develop better control and technique.
Available in 3 different sizes to best fit your feet length and adjust to your needs of stability or agility. For the look we got inspired by some of the best frames in the market and brought them together to make a new design. The EDGE NT is a classic piece that will make you and your skates look good. Smooth curves, shiny aluminium and the premium machine quality you can expect from Kizer hardware.
Specifications:
– Weight: 245g incl. all axles and spacers
– Boot Mounting: UFS mounting
– Frame Material: AL 6061 aircraft
– Frame Mounting Standard: UFS mounting
– Max. Wheel Size: 80mm
– Frame Setup: 4x80mm, 4x76mm
– Standing Height Front / Rear in MM: 41mm
– Frame Axles: Single axle, steel, 8mm, hex 4mm
– Frame Spacer: Built in and CNC machined
– Frame Construction: Single void
– Frame Manufacturing Process: Extruded and CNC machining
– Wheel Spacer: UFO CNC cut AL spacer
– Included Accessories: AL spacers
– Extra Features: Fits all sizes for USD Carbon & Carbon Free, Thrones, VII, Realm, Sway, Shadow
Technology:
Extruded & CNC Machined:
– Extruded aluminum and CNC-machined to perfection to deliver superior power transfer, durability and stability: Our CNC-frames offer unmatchable performance, setting a new standard of quality in the inline industry.
Single Axle System:
– Single axles are very common in high-end skates. They enable the athlete to maintain and exchange wheels effortlessly with just one tool in a very short time.
Universal Frame System:
– Back in 1999 USD, Kizer, 50/50, and Salomon formed an alliance to create a frame mounting standard called Universal Frame System (UFS) in order to simplify the production and aftermarket sales of frames. Thanks to the new standard, which defined the distance between the front and rear mounting of boots and frames, it was possible to assemble UFS frames to any size of boots.