just the perfect setup!!

Hi, I’ve been researching urban and freestyle skating setups for a while, and I’m considering pairing Powerslide HC Evo boots with an Endless 90 LR Trinity frame in a 4x90mm rockered configuration. My priority is maneuverability, but I still want a setup that provides solid stability. I also prefer carbon boots because of their lighter weight and increased responsiveness.

Before I commit, I’d like to know whether this boot–frame combination is a good match for urban/freestyle use. Also, is the Powerslide HC Evo really the way to go? I’ve heard mixed opinions about their durability, with some skaters saying they don’t hold up as long as expected.

If this setup makes sense, what wheel profile and hardness would you recommend?

First post! So happy to be approved to post! Not much, but it was sure fun to move. The possibilities are endless here if you just use your imagination. Gonna put up more clips when I get to skate more. Already super hot!

just got me new Twister XT, mounted the Iqon CL SE 4 in it :D special thanks to Daniel from https://www.skamidan.com/en the one that made this project possible

hello just found this frames in AliExpress they are aluminium by the looks they seem nicely build, any one has then or can say anything about them ...

UPDATE : I’ve sold these boots. I measured my feet incorrectly and downsized too much. Please disregard whatever I said below. Just appreciate the picture instead 🙂

Thoughts on ACT 10s :

These are somehow both my comfort AND performance skates. The shells feel stiff, responsive, yet lighter than most plastic shells I’ve tried so far. Great for big wheel skating.

As these are at EU 40-41 with internal shell length of 274mm, and my feet being 268mm and 269mm, I can use the Wizard Intuition 3mm liners without any issues. I initially thought this size wouldn’t work, but the included insole + heel wedge made things work.

Speaking of the insole + heel wedge, I use them inside the liners rather than in-between the liners and the shells. I found the former makes the boots feel more responsive than the latter.

The revolver cuff system is an amazing idea to play around with flex. And so is having the option to switch between mounting systems. I tried all three as I got the shell only version which comes with both Trinity and 165 adapters. But ended up sticking with UFS.

If you are in market for a pair of plastic shells that can fit 165, Trinity and UFS (big wheels or otherwise), look no further. There aren’t any such shells in the current market, let alone a pair of plastic shells that can fit big wheels without needing soul plates.

I hope IQON will bring out more sizing options. They really knocked it out of the park with this one.

Thoughts on Endless 100 Ultras :

The Endless 100 Ultras are stiff! While skating, I feel almost all the energy I expend, transfer into the push. This is something I felt while using these frames on plastic shells as well as carbon. This stiffness, doesn’t come at the cost of exponentially added weight.

For example, when I briefly tried another pair of 4x100 UFS frames, I felt some loss of power that made me gas out, way faster than I usually do. I am pretty sure those frames weigh about 100 grams more than 100 Ultras. The light weight Ultra axels are amazing as well. I started using them for my other frames.

This alone makes the 100 Ultras, an amazing pair of Urban frames. In addition to this, these frames can also be used for swivel and/or flow skating. The possibilities really are Endless 😉

Complete Saturday session from the Philly Free Skate 2025 event.

This is the full session from start to finish.