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Ideal choice for beginners and those seeking quality at an affordable price.
In this premium version, Seba has enhanced the specifications with a ratchet mid-strap and ABEC 7 bearings.
Part of Seba's "freeride" range, these skates live up to their name. The injection-molded plastic boot has been designed with ventilation in mind, ensuring a comfortable experience during longer sessions by reducing sweat and potential overheating. Despite their lightweight construction, these skates maintain excellent overall support, offering speed and responsiveness for a truly "free" ride.
The X2R frame provides the unique flexibility to ride in both flat and rocker configurations. Flat setups offer a traditional and stable ride, while the optional rocker configuration is perfect for freestyle or slalom skating, offering increased maneuverability.
If you require a brake, the FR Brake for 4-wheeled frames (76mm-84mm) is a perfect addition.
Equipped with Seba 80mm 82a wheels, these skates ensure a smooth and grippy roll. They are great for practicing strides and pushes, or even for enjoying some moves on the dance floor at a roller disco.
The skates come with a removable liner that offers decent comfort and ankle support. Combined with the 45-degree buckle fastening strap, unwanted movement inside the boot is prevented.
The premium version of the Seba E3 includes an upgraded 45-degree mid strap and ABEC 7 bearings, setting it apart from the standard version, which features Abec 5 bearings and a Velcro mid strap.
The Seba E3 Premium is an excellent choice for beginner skaters and those seeking quality at an affordable price. With features comparable to much more expensive models, the E3 80 Premium is a versatile skate suitable for quick city bursts, long-distance cruises with friends, or practicing technical tricks on cones. These skates have the potential to fulfill the needs of almost any skater.
Please note that these are freestyle skates and do not come with a heel brake. However, alternative stopping methods such as using lamp posts, grass verges, or the classic technique of turning around and going the other way are available.
