After testing the Sola Frame street version with the V1 H-Block I got some V2 H-Block and tried them out, really interesting that the shape of a H-Block can change so much. - Sascha Reichert.

About the Sola Street Frames - V2 H-Block (2020-1 - Price: $179, 140€)

Precision, Strength and Control. The Solá Equipment Street Frames were born from a dialogue between Kyle Solá and Dominik Wagner regarding the optimal flat-rocker frame, and the reintroduction of a lightweight metal construction into street skating.

The feedback-driven development process led to the prototyping of the first development prototypes in 2015. With the valuable inputs from Dominik Wagner and Joe Atkinson, prototypes were continuously developed, tested and improved through to the first production in 2018.

Technical Specifications

• Streamlined Frame Body
• Extruded 6061 T6 hardened aluminum, CNC milled into its final shape
• Treated with a surface-hardening anodized finish
• Laser engraved with model specifications and specific production lot number
• Universal Frame System (UFS) bolt configuration to fit all corresponding boots
• Max. Wheel Size - 60mm
• Replaceable H-block System - V2
• The replaceable H-Block is made from a naturally slick and wear resistant injection-molded polymer for all-around street or park skating.
• The V2 h-block design provides increased protection against wheel bite.
• Recommended for flat-rockered setups.
• One-Way Axles - Version 2
• The CNC turned, Black Oxide Steel Alloy screw directly into frame walls, reducing weight and complexity.
• 10mm deep tool cavity helps to keep bolt heads from stripping with regular use
• A nylon patch is bonded to the threads, adding friction to resist loosening from vibration
• Two spare axles included in each package […] More pictures & specs.

Too much words? Here is a promo picture featuring Joe Atkinson, rocking the Joe Atkinson High-Low Frame 2020-1 (?).

It’s me again talking shit on YouTube about the new 50/50 Prime Frame and how they skate. Because I am still fat and old the tricks are no hammers :P - Sascha Reichert.

I haven’t been this excited about a new skate product in years. The Oysi (aka Oysius) frames feature a wide split, built in rocker and a groove to prevent wheel bite. They’re a dream come true, or are they?

I tried them out in the neighborhood then took them to the Durham skate park to see how they hold up. - Lawrence Ingraham.

Visit Oysius.com.

“It’s me, Sascha Reichert, just talking some shit about the new Prime frame of 50/50. The new Core system 2 of 50/50 take it to another level of frame design. The Prime frame of 50/50 frame is one of the best ideas on the markets and it could change the future of frame developing”.

50/50 Prime Frame

Introducing the Prime Frame from 50/50. The first frame utilizing the Core System 2. Optimized for antirocker but incredible for flat. Available Frame only or “Ready to Roll” with flat 60mm 90a wheels or antirocker 65mm 90a wheels and 46mm uhmw anti rockers. All urethane wheels include 50/50 ABEC 9 bearings and metal spacers with limited edition metallic silver graphics. From $120.

• Injection molded walls with glass filled nylon
• Extruded aluminum Core System 2 structure
• Custom single tool 8mm axles
• 250mm or 270mm wheel base
• 120mm split between wheels 2-3
• 65mm riding antirocker
• 60mm riding flat
• Compatible with all Core System 2 frame walls

Visit 5050frames.com.

SkateClubHQ’s own Justis Pope (IG) reporting live from Mount Pleasant, Michigan. Jus gives the people his first impressions of the new Ground Control Featherlite 4 Frames (GC FLT4). Produced By Duncan Burnett.

CUADRO is the fourth installment of the Cayenne Project series. Shot in Mexico. Out now at Thecayenneproject.com.

Play: Teaser | Trailer

A film by Karsten Boysen & Benjamin Buttner. Starring: Scott Quinn, Carson Starnes, Chris Farmer, Joe Atkinson, David Sizemore, Dominik Wagner, Chris Smith, Richie Eisler.

The year was 2019, and the world was a different place. For the fourth time, the Cayenne boys grabbed their bags, blades and cameras, and got together to create another beautiful piece. In Mexico, they found blue skies, spicy food and exotic drinks: more importantly, colorful spots and exciting new terrain to explore!

After three weeks of intense skating, meeting new friends and reconnecting with old ones along the way, the result encapsulates one hell of a trip: this is CUADRO, press play and come along for the ride!

Original Soundtrack by Yves Ardelt. Graphics & Animations by Jonas Bodtker. Soundmix & Design: Konrad Deissner. Photography by Dominik Wagner & David Sizemore. Details: Run time: 38 minutes / Video file: 2.2 GB file.