Enhanced stability design tailored for large footed skaters, improving front-to-back balance
Precision CNC-machined from 6061 T6 aluminum for durability and performance
Optimized wheelbase and mounting for 150, 165, and 180 mm raised heel boots
Compatible with bullet profile wheels for a customized ride
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The Endless 90 ES mk2 Frame is a precision-machined, multi-setup “Enhanced Stability” frame, designed specifically for skaters with larger foot sizes using 165 mm compatible freeride skates. With an optimized wheelbase for boot sizes 44 and up, the updated mk2 version brings refined design and performance enhancements. It builds on the or
Material
6061 T6 aluminum
Weight
329 g per frame (without spacers and axles)
Wheelbase
291 mm
Mounting
150, 165, 180 mm raised heel
Includes
2 frames and 8 axles
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Awesome frame 90ES 43-44
Gamechanger.
As a beginner 5 months in (size 10 UK) to switch from tiny frames to frames which are the correct size for my foot was amazing. Fantastic stability with zero loss of manoeuvrability and speed, great comfort of ride around the city.
Why they provide large size boots with a tiny 243 4x80 set up I will never understand.
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Robert · 11 days ago
New Skaters: This is a Big Foot Essential
Over the years, I’ve had multiple debilitating spinal surgeries and really let my body go. With clearance from my doctors, and a bunch of balance training in PT and the gym, I decided to pick up inline again.
I was so excited to get my skates in the mail. Strapped them on, padded up and immediately I was falling over the front of my skates, falling over the back… And I was like, I know I need to work on my balance and core still, but I don’t remember it being this hard.
After a discouraging session in my driveway, I looked at my new skates and realized the stock frames were so small compared to my massive 47 skates. There was like a solid inch of overhang over my front and back wheels. No wonder I was crashing out immediately. I didn’t realize that there is an issue with a lot of skate brands putting stock 80 frames on big skates. I saw one person describe it like trying to “skate in high heels”.
Anyway, after some research I found Endless 90 ES mk2. I wasn’t really sure if it was just my lack of balance or if these frames really were designed for bigger feet. The first session with them on my skates, I almost felt like crying. I got that forgotten feeling I had been working towards. I had blamed myself while using the small stock frames, but in the 90 ES truly fit my foot and I was able to balance.
To anyone who has big feet and is new to the sport or getting back in after years away, these frames (or the 100s - I'm assuming) are pretty much essential. I have a long way to go, but I don’t feel completely hopeless with the right size frame for my foot.
Thanks Endless! You got yourself a life-long customer, for sure.