FR FRXP Inline Skates

The FRX skate has been one of the best selling freeskates on the market for years now. The boom in skating the industry caused by pandemic has caused this model to reach heights of its popularity, as it is a superb entry level hardboot freeskate. FRX are flying off the shelves and by mid-2021, it was hard to find a pair in most popular sizes.

Of course, FR Skates wanted to increase production volume. But here comes the problem. It is not a secret that every production line does have its maximum throughput. In case of classic FRX skates, the X2R frame is the bottleneck of a whole process, as it is used in four different models: FRX, FR3, Seba E3 and Trix 2. It is quite obvious, then, that you cannot really increase a production volume of any of these skates without expanding the X2R production line, which is already running at highest gear now. Also – you can make injection molded plastic parts much faster, than aluminium frames.

Enter the FRXP. These are a bit cheaper version of FRX skates, offering the same, classic shell and liner, but sporting some differences. The frame used in this version is called an X-frame, and in fact, it was used in FRX skates prior to introduction X2R years ago. It is lacking rockering system and uses double axles, but is still strong enough to be up to the task of urban skating. What we get here is a slightly more affordable alternative to regular FRX, which can still be attractive skate if you do not care about rockering.

FR Skates FRXP are solid, proven skates and come highly recommended for every beginner who is looking for a pair to start their journey with urban skating on, without dropping a premium amount of money on it.