Question 1

MAINTENANCE AND CARE

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Tire Change: It is very important to exchange the wheels so that its waste was carried out uniformly. It is necessary to swap when the urethane begins to show signs of wear, they begin to have an oblique aspect. With the Allen key, the front wheel of the right skate (no.1)and the third wheel (closest to the brake wheel)(No. 3), from the left skate should be removed. Do the same way with the wheels 2 and 4.
Cleaning of the bearings: We recommend cleaning the bearings once the wheels wear. The bearings facilitate rotation of the wheel without unnecessary friction. When the wheels have no longer free rotation you should clean the bearings. To clean is required: a small metal or glass container, cleaning solvent (gasoline or light wash),toothbrush, sharp needle, tissue and lubricant.

Step 1: Carefully remove the wheels. Remove loose dirt from the surfaces.
Step 2: Carefully remove the tightening wheel bearings. Remove the mud, sand and dust with a tissue.
Step 3: Carefully insert the tip of a needle under the edge of the ring by pushing it toward the rod bearing, carefully remove the ring by hand. Proceed in the same way with the other side of the bearing.
Step 4: Carefully remove the covers of each side of the bearing without damaging them. lf the cover sticks to the pad hit the pad on the table to release.
Step 5: Place the bearings in the metal or glass vessel and rinse with solvent, do the cleaning to remove all sand particles and dust with a toothbrush. Spin the bearing balls in the container and clean to remove dust container rinse. Repeat the process.
Step 6: Clean the bearing covers and the rings in the same way.
Step 7: Let dry completely the bearings. Apply a small amount of lubricant in the bearing surface after drying.
Step 8: When all parts are dry and the bearings are greased put the cover back into the open bearing.
Step 9: Put the screws and bearings in the wheels. Install screws in the flange shaft. Do not tighten too much and control after first use that are fixed.
Step 10: Then pour the solvent into an impermeable glass container with closed lid and take it to the reception center of toxic substances. Never pour the solvent into the sewers or outdoor!
Cleaning the boot: The boots of the skates should be washed with mild soap, hot water and nylon brush. Use as little water as possible to avoid damaging the inner construction of the boot. Water and soap mustn't reach the mounting plates, rivets or other parties. First remove insoles. Second, slightly dampen the nylon brush and gently rub the inner and outer sides of the boots. Let dry the boot outdoor. Do not use dryers or hot air devices.

Question 2

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

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Interior construction of the boot: The structure of the boot incorporates technologies of ice skates, ski boots and sports shoes.
We have added thermoplastic synthetic material on the sides and around the ankle to improve grip and provide additional structural stability. The materials used are comfortable and flexible and adapt perfectly to the foot, offering the best performance for all levels.
Adjustment system of wheels: When you first open the box, skates should show a row of flat tires that will give stability. This setting will get you greater maneuverability for changes of direction or fast turns. Doing this way you can extend or reduce further the base of the wheels, do varying degrees of adjustment, place the wheels in the up position or place a more worn wheel below to match the wheel base. To remove the wheels from the chassis use your Allen wrench tool. Make this work with care, in case you do not fit well, separators can damage the skates.
Hardness tester: Indicates the hardness of a wheel, the higher the number (e.g.82A), the harder the wheel. The harder wheels are used for smooth surfaces. They are long-term life and are used by people with greater weight. The wheels of lower hardness (e.g.76A) are used for rough surfaces and show increased friction, increased shock absorption, better grip and greater rebound.
Rebound: lt means a certain amount of energy with which the wheel is powered and returned.
Core: Forms the basic part of the wheel. The core structure and material of the wheel provide stability to the wheel. The core type and material used are the basis of the strength of a wheel.
Size: The wheel size can vary from 58 mm for beginners, up to 100mm for racing. The larger the wheel, the faster the skate. The larger chassis support up to 100 mm wheels and children up to 58 mm in diameter.
Bearings: Each wheel is fitted with two journal bearings each. The inner lining is called bearing, which is certified to ensure the accuracy and performance.

Question 3

INLINE SKATING CATEGORIES

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Recreational skating / Fitness / Hockey / Skating on the street, Street, Slalom / Training / Speed

Question 4

TECHNICAL NOTICES TO THE BEGINNING

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For learning and training, find a free parking area or asphalt play ground. The first technique you should learn is the proper skating posture. Bend your knees as if sitting in a chair and get up and balance. Lean forward slightly. Do the first step in giving a boost to skate right out. Do a weight change of the left skate and start to slide. Replace the right skate under his body using a circular motion. Repeat several times and you are already skating!
How to stop: This specialized skate does not have a heel brake assembled. Use of “T-Braking Technique" is suggested but only for experienced skaters! The body weight should be transferred to one foot, and then the second foot should be shifted after the first and set perpendicularly. lt looks like the letter “T".
How to Turn: To turn right, shift weight on the inner edge of the left skate and the outer edge of the right keeping the legs together and shoulders parallel to the floor. Point the feet, waist and hands toward the direction you want to take. Avoid making sharp turns during learning.

Question 5

RULES FOR USE ON THE STREET

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Always check your skates before skating verifying that the axles are fixed, wheels are not worn and are properly fixed, the laces are securely fastened and safety buckle is securely latched. Learn skating in areas where they are no motor vehicles. Always try to skate on pathways with care. Stay on the right side, leaving the left to pedestrians, dogs, cyclists and other skaters. Pass on the left. Be polite, making urban skating more enjoyable and safe. lf you skate on roads be very careful about avoiding vehicle traffic areas. You must skate on roads with wide shoulders and traffic direction. The influence of water can cause damage to wheel bearings. Beware of steep slopes and keep a safe distance from cars. Imagine all the possible collisions and how to avoid them.

Question 6

WARNING

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Always have to use protection sets. Do not use in places with traffic!
This product complies with the regulation EN-13843:2009.Class A, intended for users up to 100kg .