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ROLLERBLADE FURY G

Name: ROLLERBLADE FURY G
Brand: ROLLERBLADE
SKU: 1180
Price: 76.41 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

Reference 1180-36.5-40.5-NERO-ROSA

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€76.41 €89.90 -15%

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ROLLERBLADE FURY G

ROLLERBLADE FURY

EU	29-33	33-38	36.5-40.5
UK	11J-1	1-5	4-7
US	12J-2	2-6	5-8
MM (L)	185-210	210-240	230-260

How to measure the foot length?

1. Place your foot on a sheet with the other foot parallel but off the sheet.
2. Bend your legs slightly.
3. With a pencil perpendicular to the paper, trace the shape of the heel and toe of the foot.
4. With a square, take the measurement in millimeters between the two most distant points (heel - toe).
5. Repeat the measurement for both feet.
6. Choose the size immediately following the length in millimeters of the longest foot.

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Description

Fury is an urban-inspired kids skate that adjusts four full sizes. A lightweight, molded structure adds lateral support for novice skaters while 72mm/80A wheels paired with SG3 bearings provide a good balance of speed and control. The cuff buckle and powerstrap ensure a secure closure system; brake is standard. Value pricing makes Fury an outstanding entry-level skate for kids.

KIDS MOLDED BOOT - Supportive shell with vented breathability; push-button adjustable four full sizes

SECURE CLOSURE SYSTEM - Locking cuff buckle/power strap

PADDED PERFORMANCE LINER - Comfort stretch material for adjustable sizing

DURABLE INTEGRATED FRAME - Lower center of gravity provides stability and versatility

ROLLERBLADE PERFORMANCE WHEELS - 72mm/80A paired with SG3 bearings for controlled speed

PRODUCT SPECS

LINER Performance Junior, adjustable

CLOSURE Locking cuff buckle, 45° powerstrap, laces

FRAME Monocoque composite, 4x72mm, max 76mm on 21.0/2, 23.0/5

FOOTBED Jr Training

WHEEL Rollerblade 72mm/80A

BEARING SG3

BRAKE On the skate

Product Details

Categoria: BAMBINI

ean13 8050459813166

About ROLLERBLADE

In 1980, two brothers from Minnesota, both hockey players, found an inline skate while rummaging in a sporting goods store and quickly realized that it would be ideal for off-season hockey practice. They refine the technique and thus begin the assembly of the first inline skates in their home basement in Minneapolis.
In the same year they founded the company that would later become Rollerblade.
In the 90s we witness a further expansion of the market and the sector, encouraged by the great strides made by skate technology. Lighter and more resistant materials and more advanced technologies continue to make skating a sport more and more accessible to people of all ages and of any level of athletic training.