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Platines Roller - HawaiiSurf

Roller Plates for Freeskate, Speed, and Freestyle

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Skate frames: the heart of your setup’s performance

The frame is one of the most important parts of a roller skate. Depending on your discipline and riding style, it directly affects stability, maneuverability, precision, and how your skates feel on the ground.

Changing your frame can completely transform how your setup performs, whether you want more responsiveness in the city, better stability at high speeds, or improved technical performance in street skating.

Choosing a frame to suit your riding style

Choosing a frame mainly depends on the discipline and the kind of feel you’re after. Skaters focused on urban riding with Freeride Skates often prefer short, stiff frames for added responsiveness and control.

Performance setups for Speed Skating typically use long frames to improve stability and energy transfer over long distances on large wheels.

Street and skatepark riders using Aggressive Skates setups look for sturdy frames that can handle the most demanding grinds and park sessions.

Overall performance also depends on the setup of Inline Skate Wheels and the quality of the Bearings, which directly affect smoothness and ride feel.

Aluminum, frame length, and big-wheel setups

Aluminum frames provide greater stiffness, precision, and power transfer than more flexible models. They’re especially popular for technical urban skating and performance setups.

Frame length has a major impact on maneuverability. A shorter setup offers more responsiveness and makes quick turns easier, while a longer frame improves stability and helps maintain speed.

Big-wheel setups in 3x110 or 3x125 are increasingly popular with riders looking for speed, smoothness, and rolling comfort over long distances or in fast-paced urban environments.

L’HawaiiSurf roller skating expertise since 1976

For decades, HawaiiSurf has supported roller skating enthusiasts with a selection of components designed for every inline skating discipline. Our hands-on experience allows us to offer reliable, high-performance frames suited to riders’ real needs.

We select recognized models for their stiffness, build quality, and ride feel to offer well-balanced setups for freeskating, speed skating, street skating, and fitness. HawaiiSurf has always championed a true roller skating culture focused on progression, performance, and the fun of riding.

Platines roller pour améliorer stabilité, maniabilité et performance

Depuis 1976, HawaiiSurf sélectionne des platines roller adaptées à toutes les disciplines, du freeride urbain au speed skating en passant par le street et le fitness. Le choix d’une platine influence directement la stabilité, la réactivité et le comportement général du setup.

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Les riders urbains utilisant des setups Roller Freeskate recherchent souvent des platines maniables et réactives, tandis que les pratiquants Roller Vitesse privilégient des chassis longs et rigides capables d’offrir davantage de stabilité à haute vitesse. Les riders orientés park et street pourront également retrouver des configurations compatibles avec l’univers du Roller Agressif.

Pour compléter votre setup, découvrez également notre sélection de Roues Roller en Ligne, de Roulements ainsi que différentes Pièce détachées Roller compatibles avec toutes les pratiques du roller inline.

Que vous cherchiez davantage de maniabilité, de stabilité ou de vitesse, HawaiiSurf sélectionne des platines roller fiables et performantes adaptées à tous les styles de glisse.
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FAQ

Choose your roller plates

Which roller plates to choose for freeskate?

The Freeskate Roller setups generally use short and stiff frames to achieve more maneuverability, responsiveness, and control in an urban environment.

What’s the difference between an aluminum and a plastic baseplate?

An aluminum base plate provides more rigidity, precision, and energy transfer, while a plastic model often prioritizes comfort and tolerance.

Why use large wheel plates?

Large wheel setups allow for increased speed, smoothness, and stability, especially on setups geared towards Speed Roller or long distances.