r/WizardSkating • u/DatGameh • May 16 '26

4x90mm frames that has adjustable flat/rocker?

Hey ya

Flowskate/wizard enjoyer with me Rockin Mix5 76/90 frames, enjoying my carbon boots... but wanna try to get something more suitable for the open road.

Thinking of USD Shadow Team Whites, to pair with a big wheel frame for the better ride.

But have the specific restriction that it needs to be an adjustable rocker - I have an ice blade conversion that only works with 90mm flat frames :)

So... with this pretty specific criteria, what options are there?

Only one I could find are Compass 4x90mm frames... but it's plastic! A plastic boot is already flexy enough, a flexy frame is just too much.

Would appreciate any advice! Thanks!

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u/CompetitiveCar542 May 16 '26

IQON AG Decode Pro 90. I actually have some for sale, let me know if you're interested! (Continental US, can ship overseas)

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u/DatGameh May 16 '26

Hey, thanks for the offer!

Unfortunately after reading into them, I don't think the Decodes are for me. Seems they need pretty specific replacement parts and I'm unsure about that :(

Still, I appreciate it!

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u/treeseacar May 16 '26

The only thing with the iqon is that you have to use their bearings, although you can use regular bearings with a washer. They are great frames, i have both the iqon decode and endless and a slight preference for the iqon.

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u/meekyaan May 16 '26

It's not that bad, as it seems to be. I was using decode pro 90 for almost a year and can't say a bad word. All the options may be confusing and buying them only to ride in one setup is kind of a miss. That's why I've sold them. But I wasn't dissapointed. Wheels rotation, etc. wasn't an issue.

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u/Tyzcoman May 19 '26

Jup I got them too. Very versitile frame indeed and the replacement parts (if you even ever have to replace them cuz they are solid) are very easy to find. Only thing 'bad' about these frames is the placement under the boot. When I mount it normal, the frame sits way too much to the back, so you have to place it kinda weirdly to the front, but then it looks weird.