Powerslide Zoom Sunset 90 - a sturdy hardboot urban skate The Powerslide Zoom Sunset 90 is a fresh addition to the Zoom skate family, uniquely designed for urban skaters who value both performance and style. This model is based on a sturdy hardboot design, which provides exceptional support and durability.
Option to upgrade to 90mm wheel diameter Combined with a versatile aluminum frame, the Zoom Sunset features a 4x90mm setup, offering a perfect balance of speed and agility for street skating. The inclusion of high-performance Wicked ABEC 9 pro carbon bearings provides a smooth ride. These bearings reduce friction significantly, providing a seamless glide that advanced skaters will appreciate during both leisurely rides and more intensive maneuvers.
Universal comfort fit Comfort is not overlooked in the Zoom Sunset 90. It features a dual fit liner that ensures a comfortable and responsive fit even for wider feet. This is crucial for long skating sessions where comfort can impact performance and enjoyment.
The aesthetic of the skate is striking, with the Sunset colorway adding a vibrant and eye-catching element to the Zoom family. This bold color palette not only makes a visual statement but also reflects the energy and spirit of urban skating culture.
Overall, the Powerslide Zoom Sunset 90 is an excellent choice for skaters who demand a lightweight urban skate that is as stylish as it is functional.
DETAILS
Boot: Hardboot; rivet mounting; Basic dual fit liner; not heat moldable
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.
