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The Powerslide HC Evo Pro is a premium black freestyle inline skate with a Japanese carbon boot, Trinity mounting, Katana rocker frames, Spinner SHR wheels, and Wicked ABEC9 bearings—built for maximum control and precision.
DESCRIPTION
Powerslide HC Evo Pro — built to own the line Black, fast, and unapologetically precise: the new Powerslide HC Evo Pro is a freestyle skate for athletes who want instant response with zero excuses. Every detail is tuned for control through the cones.
A carbon boot that feels like it reads your mind. At the heart of the HC Evo Pro is a heat-moldable carbon boot made from Japanese carbon fiber, reinforced with Kevlar wire for extra support and finished with TPU-welded materials that add durability to the sleek silhouette.
Lock-in comes from a closure you can trust: Crown micro-adjustable ratchet buckles at the cuff and instep position pull your foot into place, while waxed laces fine-tune the fit with that “stays tight” feel session after session. Inside, the liner is all about connection—snug where you need control, comfortable where you need to keep pushing. Katana rocker + Spinner wheels + Wicked bearings — and Trinity underneath it all The HC Evo Pro rolls on Katana rocker aluminum frames, extruded and CNC-machined from 6061 aluminum, with frame lengths and wheel configurations matched to shoe size—built to keep the handling consistent across the range.
For the best performance, inline skates should have a snug fit. It's not necessary to buy inline skates one size larger than your foot size; as they break in, all inline skates will expand and widen over time. It's important to know that soft boots will expand more than hybrid or carbon boots.
3 Easy steps to measure your feet:
Add extra MM to select your confort zone We recommend adding betweer, 3 to 5 mm to your foot length taking the thickness of your socks into account.
Should I measure the size of my shoe’s insole? NO. The Powerslide sizing charts refer to the size of the last and not the size of the insoles which are always a few mm smaller.
