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Rollerblade Apex frames 219 mm 3 × 80 mm / 4 × 72 mm, 150 mm

219 mm · 3×80 / 4×72 mm · 150 mm mounting · aluminium

Short Apex 219 mm aluminium frames for skates with 150 mm mounting, with a choice of three 80 mm wheels or four 72 mm wheels.

299.99 PLN
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Wrocław sold out

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In brief

Rollerblade Apex 219 mm 3 × 80 mm / 4 × 72 mm, 150 mm frames are extruded aluminium frames for skates with 150 mm mounting, typical of junior designs and the smaller Rollerblade Apex models. You can set them up with three 80 mm wheels or four 72 mm wheels. The set includes 8 axles, 4 screws and a 4 mm Allen key.

Brand
Rollerblade
Model
Apex
Wheel configuration
3 × 80 mm or 4 × 72 mm
Length
219 mm
Mounting
150 mm
Material
extruded aluminium

Who it’s for

  • Your child skates on skates with 150 mm mounting, e.g. a smaller Rollerblade Apex model, and you want to convert them to a faster, more manoeuvrable layout of three 80 mm wheels.
  • You want a younger, lighter skater to skate more steadily and predictably — then you set up four 72 mm wheels.
  • Your child trains urban skating, obstacle courses or technique and needs a light frame for dynamic changes of direction.

When to choose something else

Key features

Two wheel layouts
3 × 80 mm is fast and manoeuvrable, for urban skating and obstacle courses; 4 × 72 mm gives more stability, which helps younger and lighter skaters.
150 mm mounting
The spacing is designed for smaller shells — the frame sits securely and tracks well with a small boot size.
Extruded aluminium, 219 mm
A stiff, light frame that returns energy quickly and tracks confidently through dynamic changes of direction on smaller wheels.
Mounting kit
8 racing axles, 4 screws and a 4 mm Allen key — you can fit the frames straight after unpacking.

Technical specifications

BrandRollerblade
ModelApex
Wheel configuration3 × 80 mm or 4 × 72 mm
Length219 mm
Mounting150 mm
Materialextruded aluminium
Compatibilityskates with 150 mm mounting — junior designs and smaller Rollerblade Apex models
Mounting kit8 racing axles, 4 screws, 4 mm Allen key
Intended useurban skating, junior skates, recreation, learning technique
EAN8050459910124

In the box

  • Rollerblade Apex 219 mm frames
  • 8 racing axles
  • 4 screws for mounting the frame
  • 4 mm Allen key

Care and servicing

After the first few rides, tighten the frame mounting screws with a 4 mm Allen key. When you change the wheel layout, check that all the axles are tight.

Questions and answers

Which skates do Apex 219 mm frames fit?

Skates with 150 mm mounting — mainly junior designs and the smaller Rollerblade Apex models. If in doubt, bring your skates to our shop in Poznań or Wrocław.

Which wheel layout should I choose?

4 × 72 mm for younger and lighter skaters who need stability. 3 × 80 mm when your child skates confidently and wants to go faster and be more manoeuvrable.

How do they differ from Apex 231 mm frames?

In mounting and wheels. Apex 219 mm has 150 mm mounting and a 3 × 80 / 4 × 72 mm layout, while Apex 231 mm has 165 mm mounting (Apex in size 37–40) and a 3 × 84 / 4 × 76 mm layout.

Are the wheels included?

No. The set includes 8 racing axles, 4 screws and a 4 mm Allen key; you choose the wheels and bearings separately.

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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