Great service as always no complaints at all.

Que du positif pour ce commerce de patin a roue alignée.
Personne accueillante et courtoise Grand choix!

Solo hooked me up with a shell-only order. I was looking for a boot with comparable feel to a Next 2.0 for my very skinny ankles and duck feet. The owner was responsive on chat and even sent me detail shots of the shell internals with relative-size reference objects placed inside the heel. He did a great job of estimating the USA import duties I would be required to pay, only missing ~$25 USD fees the shipping carrier charged on top of the government.

The boot itself was a good match for my Next 2.0 fit when paired with some broken-in MyFit Prime Bulletproof liners. Powerslide's Next 2.0 copy claims they made more room for the "ankle" but what they really did was make room for prominent or accessory navicular bones, just above the arch. Their usage of ultra stiff and oval-shaped cuffs are why people report pain on their interior malleolus (inside ankle) bones. This Iqon boot uses a slightly more round cuff profile which allows contact between the shin to engage with less lateral clamping force compared to the Next 1/2 cuff. If your ankle is a hotspot, you will still need to pad out the cuff/tongue interface with dense EVA foam to take pressure off, but you won't need as much foam. This boot has more vertical space in the toebox than the Iqon ACT or PS Next models. The frame mounts use a slotted design which makes this one of the only non-FR "165 mount" boots on the market that can perfectly center the following frames:

1. Endless 80 (regular and Ultra)
2. Endless Swan
3. Endless Stoppard
4. *** Endless 100 (non-RB variant) *** - Iqon's carbon CL10 mounts could not center this one, even with slots.

Rollerblade has an egregious forward bias, Flying Eagle has a slight rearward bias.

This boot was a steal at MSRP, with the only noticeable manufacturing cost reductions being exposed forefoot bolt receivers in the bottom of the boot, and insufficient adhesive strength on the internal padding for the cuff bolts. It's possible they previously included padding covering the bolt receiver that stayed with the liners instead of the shelf in my custom order; all but one pad was floating in the shipping box.

I could have bought another set of ACTs with the 165 conversion, but these ride lower. Shame nobody bought them and they appear discontinued. These could have been a 165 flagship if they had the black colorway from the start; I'm 99% sure the babies nursery colors are the only reason this model fell off of people's radar. Do keep offering more colors; the takeaway lesson is don't make dirt magnets that don't match anyone's existing outfits the *only* options for first gen models.