
“Coming soon: SHIFT - frame and game changer.”

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After a long development Seba present their third aggressive skate model. The SEBA CJ Wellsmore 2 White Pro.
Larger Picture on Imgur | Picture courtesy of Skate Solution.
Thanks to the rare frame color donation from Chris Farmer these bad boys really are too good looking to scuff up. - Brett Dasovic.
We present you our 2 new Models! The Montre Livingston Sway is already available worldwide and the Eugen Enin Carbon Free is arriving soon too. - USD Skates.
Eugen Enin Carbon Free (Larger Picture) - Specs: Carbon Free composite shell | Powerknit and leather upper | Kizer Fluid IV frames | UC 58MM 90A wheels | Wicked abec 5 bearings.
Montre Livingston Sway (Larger Picture)
Specs
This is not the final skate, some small changes may appear on the final release. - Blading Deutschland.
Larger picture on Imgur (via Facebook).
Larger Picture On Imgur. Photo by J. Donhowe (via Instagram).
Larger picture on Imgur (via Instagram).
The story of how Russell Day became an Adapt rider keeps reminding me of an old Chris Haffey interview in Daily Bread. Chris talked about buying his first skates from his now longtime sponsor.
For some reason, that felt right to me. The idea that one of the biggest superstars in blading once bought his skates from a small company just because he wanted to show his support strikes me.
There is nothing more flattering then a rider who buy’s the product just because he loves the brand and wants to support it. Russell Day wrote me an e-mail when we just started out with Adapt. Telling me how he liked the brand and wanted to try it out.
Already afraid we had another rider asking for free skates, he just replied he wanted to buy them. 5 years later, that same person who wrote us that e-mail, just received his first Adapt pro skate and had been a member of the Adapt family since day one.