Inline Skates for All

One of the much awaited skates this year was the Haffey 2010 by Remz Skate and for good reasons. Designed and built with the exact requirements and collaboration of pro skater Chris Haffey, the new Remz Pro Skate are arguably one of the best models out on the market.

Launched last March the new Remz Skates have tons of features, some of which are taken from the previous Haffey’s and some are new essentials that will definitely bring your skating experience to the next level. Here’s some of the Remz Haffey Pro Skate 2010 basic features:

• Low cut look with reinforced skin;
• V-cut lace-up mechanism at the rear;
• Integration of  “Freedom of Feet” an idea of Chris himself;
• ABEC 5 bearings for durable and smoother ride.

The new Remz skates design is old-school, a true reminiscent of the old Remz skates with some modern incorporation’s. To start, there’s that really cool v-cut lace mechanism at the back to add reinforcement, bolstering your balance and added skin for better sideways support.

A nice lining with a soft and cushy foot bed to makes your ride and landings smoother reducing possible shock damages to your feet. The Remz Skates Haffey 2010 Pro comes with a variety of straps and buckles which you can use to customize your skates looks.

Made of light yet durable materials, the Chris Haffey 2010 Remz Skates are easy to control and reliable to take a significant amount of wear and tear. The bottom of the skates have 4×4 haffeys and ABEC bearings to help you achieve high speed and good grinding once you start streaking through those pipe lines and railings. And since these babies are lightweight, you can gain momentum and grab some serious air time in a short while.

Reviewers and skaters alike have mention the Remz Skate as one of the coolest model on the market. But aside from the looks and functionality, the new Haffey Remz Skate 2010 are one of the most comfortable roller skates ever manufactured.

Remz 2010 Haffey Skates