The black FRX boot-only can be mounted on various inline skate frames.

If you happen to read this page while surfing, you might wonder why someone would buy a FRX boot-only when you can buy a full FRX 80 skate for a little more money. There are arguments, which I'm sure you will know if you have consciously searched for this article. For example, if you have bought a niche frame, are looking for a matching boot for it and know that you will never use the frame and wheels of the FRX 80, then it certainly makes sense to consider a FRX boot-only. After all, that "a little more money" would be wasted otherwise.

Two mounting screws per boot are included.

Strengths:

• This boot-only is compatible with most non-UFS two-screw mounted frames. (e.g. Seba, FR, Micro, Flying Eagle, Rollerblade.)
• As we are used to from the FR range, this is a comfortable boot.
• The orange boot is different from most black inline skates and stands out in terms of colour.

Weaknesses:

• A pain point for all boot-onlies is that the sum of the separate prices of boot-only and undercarriage is considerably higher than the price of one entire equivalent skate.
• Frames are mounted on the boot with two normal screws and nuts, not with "7 holes energy plates" as the FR3 boot has. That's why it is not advised to combine this FRX boot with 125 mm wheel frames or SUV frames.
• If you don't like the colour orange, this skate might not appeal to you.

Thanks to the thick liner, this model is suitable for both narrow and wide feet. Experience has taught us that it is best to choose your usual shoe size, regardless of whether you have a wide or narrow foot.

We assemble this boot-only in our own shop.