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Xsjado Latimer 2 Skeleton

When you are at the skate park and you see another roller with the same skates as you, it kind of makes you wish yours were a little different. You don’t want to be like everyone else, you want to have your own customized skates. No one likes blending in with the crowd.

Now with the new Xsjado Latimer 2 skeletons, you will stand out from the crowd. Since they are skeletons, there are infinite possibilities to how you can set them up. If you don’t like the xsjado frames that comes on them, its no problem. Since they are UFS skates, you can throw any UFS frames on them such as Kizer, Fifty-fifty, or ground control frames.

Another huge advantage of the skeleton is that you can choose your own foot wrap. You can use the Latimer, Farmer, Farmer 2, Stockwell, or the Basic foot wraps.

And if you want your set up to be really exclusive, you can use your own regular shoes in them. A great way to make your perfect version of the Latimer 2 skeletons is to use the Roller Warehouse custom skate builder. It allows you to select all the parts that you want on your skate from your frames to your bearings. It can also save you money. If you were to pay for each part separately, your wallet would be looking a lot thinner. If you use the skate builder, it will come up with a fair price that the customer and the company can both agree on.

Another way that these xsjado’s can save you money is with their new replacement parts. Roller Warehouse now offers xsjado toe straps, ratchet buckles, internal instep straps, external notched straps, and ankle straps. So if a part breaks on your Xsjado’s, you don’t have to buy a whole new skate. You can just buy a fairly inexpensive part to fix the problem.

These skates will also fit you for a really long time due to the fact that they are adjustable. They come in 2 sizes, small (4.5 - 8.5), and large (9 – 13). This allows you to keep your xsjado skates even when your feet grow. When I was first looking at the Latimer 2 skeletons, I noticed that the color of the boot is really similar to the xsjado 1.8 mook frames. When I put the 1.8 frames on the skate, I was so pleased with the way they looked. They looked so sick, and the new praying mantis picture that is on the cuff makes it even better looking.

The souls are huge and the boot is amazingly lightweight just like the Stockwells and Farmers. These skates are really comfortable, and they are really easy to skate. The only thing that was difficult about these skates is pronouncing the name. Anyone that is in the market for some new skates should definitely check these new Latimer skeletons out. They will allow you to save money, look fresh, and skate good all in one skate.

This entry was posted on Thursday, July 27th, 2006 at 4:17 pm and is filed under skating, xsjado, jeff stockwell, custom skates, dustin latimer, chris farmer, aggressive, rollerblade. You can subscribe via RSS 2.0 feed to this post's comments. You can comment below, or link to this permanent URL from your own site. Your comments will appear immediately, but I reserve the right to delete innapropriate comments.