Rollerblade - ILQ 7 Plus Inline Skate Bearing

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ILQ Technology in Rollerblade Twincam Bearings

The ILQ bearing standard refers to the classification system of bearings used in inline skates and quad skates. ILQ stands for "Inline Quad", indicating that these bearings are specifically designed with the needs of skaters in mind.

Designed specifically for inline skating: Unlike generic bearings, ILQ bearings are developed with the specific requirements of all kinds of skating in mind. This includes factors such as load resistance, rotational speed, and durability.
608 Standard: ILQ bearings adhere to standard dimensions, allowing them to be mounted in most frames, inline skates and quad skates.
Material and Construction: ILQ bearings are made of high-quality steel. They are designed to withstand the combination of radial and axial loads that occur while inline skating. The construction includes seals that protect against dust, dirt, and moisture.
Lubrication and Service: Proper lubrication is key to performance. Rollerblade ILQ 7 Plus bearings can be opened and easily cleaned if needed, extending their lifespan and improving rolling quality.

How does the ILQ rating differ from ABEC?

Skate bearings are often rated using the ABEC (Annular Bearing Engineering Committee) system. The ABEC rating system classifies bearings only in terms of precision, with higher numbers indicating greater precision. However, for inline skating, factors such as load resistance and lubrication quality are also important, which are not directly considered by the ABEC system.

Rollerblade Twincam ILQ7 Plus bearings come recommended for basically all skating types – they can even be used as a more affordable option for competitive speed skating.

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Rollerblade is one of the most iconic brands in the inline skating world, known for popularizing inline skates in the 1980s and 1990s. The brand was founded in 1980 by two hockey-playing brothers, Scott and Brennan Olson, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. They initially created inline skates as a way to train for ice hockey during the off-season. Their design featured a line of wheels in a single frame, allowing for smoother movement and greater maneuverability. As Rollerblade's popularity grew, it sparked a global inline skating boom in the 1990s, becoming synonymous with the sport itself.

Throughout the years, Rollerblade has been at the forefront of inline skating innovation. In the 1990s, the brand introduced various advancements, such as the brake system for safer stopping, adjustable frames, and high-performance wheels. They developed a wide range of skates catering to different styles, including fitness, urban, aggressive, and speed skating. Rollerblade was instrumental in introducing many to the sport, providing high-quality skates for beginners and pros alike, which solidified its status in the skating community.

Today, Rollerblade continues to be a leading brand in the inline skating market, focusing on quality, comfort, and technological innovation. The brand offers a diverse lineup of skates designed for various disciplines, including recreational, fitness, urban, and aggressive skating. Rollerblade remains a strong advocate for the sport, promoting skating as a fun, fitness-oriented activity, and sponsoring events and athletes around the world. Despite increased competition, Rollerblade has maintained its reputation for reliability and performance, making it a go-to brand for skaters of all levels.

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