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7 articles for the section Slalom skating

   
Slalom tip: The rocker set-upsWheel placing can modify the properties of your skates, according to whether you are looking for reactivity, handiness or speed. Non-flat alternative wheel set-ups are called 'rocker' set-ups...
on 23/05/20 - Read 50097 TimesRead more
   
Extracting an axle or a screw stuck in a frameMost of beginners are afraid to lose a screw or an axle while skating. They often tighten their roller-skates axles too much. When the axles are stuck in the frame, it becomes very hard to remove them. It also happens that the allen key erodes the thread. Here are some tips to remove stubborn axles and screws...
on 30/06/18 - Read 63090 TimesRead more
   
Slalom: Setting up your cone linesSetting up a new slalom spot to the official norms requires precision and method. The OLS team gives you advice to set up your classic slalom area...
on 23/08/15 - Read 12783 TimesRead more
   
Caliper: Pretty useful for skating!If you are a skating geek, buying a caliper must have crossed your mind already: Wheel diameter, ground clearance of your frames... That little tool can prove to be pretty useful!
on 01/02/15 - Read 20048 TimesRead more
   
What is the use of a durometer?On the printing of skate wheels you can often see a number followed by an A. You get this measurement with a very specific tool: a durometer...
on 31/01/15 - Read 22220 TimesRead more
   
Tip: The slalom skater's perfect kitThere's no need to spend a fortune to slalom: Dig up a few ingredients, a cord, a piece of chalk and a few cones, and you'll be just as good as Mac Gyver. Proof here...
on 04/04/04 - Read 12439 TimesRead more
   
Tip: Carrying tip for your slalom cones?There is a very simple and handy technique to carry your slalom cones. Imagine: a cord, a little hole at the center of your cones, and there you go!
on 04/04/04 - Read 12497 TimesRead more

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