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PROSKATE RIPER Quad Skate Frame
  • PROSKATE RIPER Quad Skate Frame
  • PROSKATE RIPER Quad Skate Frame
PROSKATE RIPER Quad Skate Frame

PROSKATE RIPER Quad Skate Frame
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Rs. 2,599.00
Rs. 2,599.00
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  • Proskate Quad Skate Frame With Bracket (Pack Of 1 Pair)
  • Wheels & Bearings Sold Separately

Important: Axle size, washers, and bearings must all match. If you choose a 7mm axle, your washers and bearings must also be 7mm. If you choose an 8mm axle, go with 8mm washers and bearings. Mismatched sizes won't fit together and will compromise your skating performance.

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• Engineered Plastic Frame - delivering a lightweight yet robust foundation for enhanced skating stability.
• Enhanced Deck Height Suspension - delivers precise control and improved responsiveness with both rubber and PU bush systems, tailored to model design.
• High Tensile Rubber / PU Cushions - absorb shocks and vibrations for smoother rides and better manoeuvrability.

Q: What’s the difference between the Riper and Riper Premium frames?
A: The Riper frame uses tough rubber cushions and a steel retainer, making it reliable and budget friendly for everyday skating. The Riper Premium steps it up with smoother PU (polyurethane) cushions and a lighter aluminum retainer - these swaps cut down the overall weight, so your skates feel lighter and easier to control.

Q: What’s the difference between 7mm and 8mm axles in roller skates?
A: 7mm and 8mm axles are the parts of the skate that the wheel and bearing assembly fits onto. The main difference is diameter: 7mm axles are slimmer and lighter, while 8mm axles are thicker, generally stronger, and more common on modern skates. Some skaters prefer 7mm for its lighter, tighter feel, while 8mm is usually chosen for durability, availability, and everyday use.

Q: Is there any recommended skater weight for choosing between 7mm or 8mm axles?
A: There is no universal weight cutoff for choosing between 7mm and 8mm axles. In general, 7mm axles are lighter and may feel slightly more responsive, while 8mm axles are stronger, more common, and usually preferred for heavier skaters or more aggressive skating.

At Proskate, we take pride in crafting high-performance gear using only premium-grade materials. 
  • Every product comes with a 6-month guarantee against manufacturing defects.
    If any part is found defective by our expert team, we’ll repair or replace it free of charge.
  • We understand that in the world of speed skating, falls and impacts are part of the journey - while no product can withstand every accident, our commitment stands firm.
  • We’ll replace any damaged part at a minimal cost, ensuring your performance never stops.
  • Choosing Proskate means choosing reliability, innovation, and the confidence of owning gear from a trusted INDIAN brand dedicated to your excellence.

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