USD Aeon Nick Lomax Pro II 60
Elevate your aggressive inline skating experience with the USD Aeon Nick Lomax Pro II 60. As the final pro model for Nick Lomax, this skate embodies the legacy of one of modern blading’s most influential skaters. Designed with style, performance, and durability in mind, the Aeon Nick Lomax Pro II 60 is built for skaters who demand the best.
Precision Engineering and Durability
The Aeon Nick Lomax Pro II 60 features a high-quality, glass-fiber reinforced plastic (GFRP) shell, providing exceptional durability and a sleek design. The Unibody construction eliminates the need for traditional rivets and bolts, ensuring a lightweight, yet robust skate that stands up to the rigors of street and park skating.
Custom Fit and Comfort
Equipped with a MYFIT 2nd Skin dual-fit liner, this skate offers a snug, comfortable fit with medium ventilation to keep your feet cool during extended sessions. The 20mm Aeon shock absorber absorbs impacts, delivering a smooth ride even on rough surfaces. The high stiffness design, both front and rear, provides unmatched stability and control for advanced maneuvers.
Unibody Frame and Performance
The USD Unibody frame, constructed from glass-fiber reinforced plastic (GFRP), offers a seamless, injection-molded design with double axle steel 8mm axles for maximum durability. With a wheelbase optimized for various sizes (36-38 = 9.7" / 246mm, 39-42 = 10.1" / 256mm, 43-46 = 10.6" / 269mm), the frame supports a 4x60mm wheel setup for a balanced combination of speed and control.
Superior Features
- Wheels: USD Pro Lomax 60mm/88A for a high rebound and smooth rolling performance.
- Bearings: 608 standard bearings ensure precision and agility during aggressive maneuvers.
- Closure System: Micro-adjustable PS Classic buckle paired with a Velcro strap and standard lacing for a secure fit.
Perfect for professional skaters and enthusiasts alike, the USD Aeon Nick Lomax Pro II 60 sets the standard for aggressive inline skating, delivering top-tier performance, comfort, and style.
