Flat Antony Pottier frames 267 mm, silver

Flat Antony Pottier frames 267 mm, silver

4×65 mm · flat · alu · 267 mm · UFS · H-block

Aluminium aggressive skate frames for four wheels up to 65 mm in a flat set-up, with a replaceable H-block for grinds.

500.00 PLN

Poznań	sold out
Wrocław	sold out

Quantity

Delivery from 15.00 PLN · free pickup in Poznań and Wrocław
14 days to return — how to return or exchange a size

In brief

Flat Antony Pottier 267 mm silver frames are aluminium aggressive skate frames designed by Antony Pottier. They take four wheels up to 65 mm in diameter set flat, are 267 mm long and use the UFS mounting standard. The replaceable H-block takes the grinds, and when it wears you replace just the block, not the whole frame.

Model: Antony Pottier
Wheel set-up: 4 × 65 mm, flat
Largest wheels: 65 mm
Length: 267 mm
Mounting: UFS standard
Material: aluminium

Who it’s for

You skate aggressive in a skatepark or on the street and want to replace a worn or cracked frame in boots with UFS mounting.
You grind on the H-block and want a worn-out block to be replaceable without buying new frames.
You prefer a flat set-up of four wheels, which gives more speed and stability between obstacles.
You follow Antony Pottier's skating and want frames of his design.

When to choose something else

You have urban, fitness or freeskate skates — their boots usually do not have UFS mounting; see the other skate frames.
You want to skate on wheels larger than 65 mm — these frames will not take them.

Key features

Flat 4×65 mm set-up: All four wheels stand at the same height and roll on the ground, so the skate holds speed better and lands more stably than in an anti-rocker set-up.
Wheels up to 65 mm: The small diameter keeps your foot low to the ground, which helps with landings and entering grinds.
Replaceable H-block: The block between the middle wheels is for grinds; when it wears down, you replace it instead of the whole frame.
Aluminium construction: Low weight and high strength: the frame withstands hard landings and does not weigh on your leg in jumps.
UFS mounting: The mounting standard in aggressive boots, so you can bolt the frames to a shell prepared for UFS without modifications.
Antony Pottier design: The frames were designed by Antony Pottier with aggressive skating in mind.

Technical specifications

Model	Antony Pottier
Wheel set-up	4 × 65 mm, flat
Largest wheels	65 mm
Length	267 mm
Mounting	UFS standard
Material	aluminium
Grind block	replaceable H-block
Compatibility	aggressive skate boots with UFS mounting
Colour	silver
Intended use	aggressive skating: skatepark, street
EAN	3701118801905

Care and servicing

After the first sessions check the tightness of the mounting bolts and axles, and replace a worn H-block before it starts to catch on grinds.

Questions and answers

Will these frames fit my skates?

Yes, if you have boots with UFS mounting, the standard of aggressive skates. Compare the 267 mm length with your current frame; if in doubt, come with your skates to our shop in Poznań or Wrocław — we will check on the spot.

Which wheels will fit these frames?

Four wheels with a diameter of up to 65 mm. These frames will not take larger ones.

How does a flat set-up differ from an anti-rocker?

In a flat set-up all four wheels roll on the ground, which gives speed and stability. In an anti-rocker the middle wheels are replaced with small, hard ones that do not touch the ground and make grinding easier. These frames are prepared for a flat set-up.

What is an H-block and why replace it?

It is the block between the middle wheels on which you slide along rails and ledges. It wears faster than the frame itself, so when it is worn out you replace only the block.

Can I return the frames if they do not fit?

Yes, you have 14 days to withdraw from the contract (return). The buyer covers the return shipping.

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