We received a shipment of more Endless 80, 90, and 100 frames in both black and silver a couple weeks ago.  We have been fulfilling all outstanding dealer and direct customer backorders, and carefully inspecting and counting our new inventory.  This upcoming week we intend to add the available items to our online store so that new orders can be placed by our dealers and any customer that would like to support us directly.

Endless 84 Trinity frames are expected to arrive on 7/6/21.  Once we inspect and count the parts we will begin fulfilling outstanding backorders.  After we clear those orders we will make that stock available for wholesale and customer order in the following weeks. We are expecting to receive status from our vendor regarding Endless 90 and 100 Trinity frames in the coming week or so.

Our customers have been asking for a version of the Endless 100 that specifically fits boots like the Rollerblade Twister Edge, RB80/RB110, and better aligns with the offset mounting of Adapt boots.  The new Endless 100 RB answers that call and is currently in the final stages of production.  We expect to have it available by early September (or possibly sooner).

The new Endless 110 is currently in production and we hope to have it available by mid fall.  When it’s available we are confident it will be the best performing urban 4x110 frame on the market.

We typically go through a lengthy development and testing process for all Endless frames.  In general, we believe that the best product designs are born from a combination of careful analysis and extensive real-world use testing.  Typically there are multiple prototype iterations before we arrive at the final design.  We do not believe in rushing products to market just to keep up with what our competitors may be doing.  Doing so would be antithetical to our design ethos (learned over nearly two decades designing spacecraft hardware as a mechanical engineer) and the high end experience we want our customers to have.  We try to synergize physical performance with the the industrial / aesthetic design.  The ultimate production model should not only provide an exceptional ride experience, but it should make your skates look so good that you and others are inspired to skate.

We’ve been nominated for Big Wheel Blading’s 2020 Best of Blading Awards in the Frame Brand of the Year, Best New Company Formed in 2020, and Most Innovative Product of the Year categories. Head on over to their site and please vote for us.

Thank you to all our customers who placed 2nd run pre-orders with us.  It was quite a ride.  We are happy to report that we have shipped the outstanding balance of 2nd run orders to customers who ordered through our website.  Our manufacturing partner reports that we are on track for the 3rd run scheduled to be delivered to us by the end of October.  When we have a more definitive date we will report it here.

My early days of skating were spent launching off a ramp just like this.  Thanks to our friend, Jon, at Rollerbalding we are able to share these plans with you.  Have...

In some internet circles there exists the idea of a "3rd wheel down" rocker or "V-shaped" assymetric rocker where the 3rd wheel is the lowest, the 2nd and 4th wheels are raised up relative to the 3rd, and the 1st wheel is raised up relative to the 2nd. While a frame designer can certainly create rockers relative to the bottom edge of the frame, when the polyurethane hits the road (literally), the theoretical invention must ultimately confront reality. In use, the geometry of this kind of 4-wheel frame delivers a version of banana rocker as we will demonstrate below.