Powerslide Storm Nicoly Pro 80 Skates

Signature skate for one of the most versatile female skaters

The Storm is our latest addition to our urban skate family. Sturdy, and wider fitting than some other hardboot skates, The Storm is designed around the 165mm mounting standard. One of the most versatile female skaters in the world deserves a skate that honors her amazing talent and personality. Powerslide is proud to unveil Nicoly Machado’s first pro-model urban skate. The Storm Nicoly Pro 80 is a stylish, high-performance inline skate that meets and exceeds Nicoly’s personal standards.

Stylish, full-featured urban inline skates not only for females

The powder blue and white colorway is hard to miss, but this skate is more than just good looks. With the Storm Nicoly Pro 80, you get a durable skate with plenty of support and comfort. Thanks to the new last, this skate fits skaters with wider feet. Combined with a height adjustable cuff, 45° ratchet strap, and a comfortable MYFIT Fat Boy dual fit liner, this is a full-featured skate that is a great option for fun and fast urban inline skating.

Stable, fast, and fun skating experience

The Storm Nicoly Pro 80 is engineered around the 165mm mounting standard and features 243mm CNC machined aluminum frames on fast and grippy 80mm wheels and smooth WICKED ABEC 9 bearings making it the ideal setup to explore your city. If you’re looking for a superb rolling experience, look no further than the Storm Nicoly Pro 80 from Powerslide.

Overview

Skates are easier to roll and better for those who have experience in skating. The wheels are usually harder to reduce grip and increase roll time. Balls in the bearings are rounder for a smoother and increased speed.

Urban Skates comes with a hard shell that offers better support to the ankles. Urban Skates helps skaters balance better and provide extra security for climbing stairs, rolling over uneven terrain and going down slopes.

Agile set up means the frame is shorter and usually have the front and rear wheels almost aligned with the skate boot. This allows a smaller foot print and makes pivoting easier. Skaters who prefer easy maneuvering and sharp turns should go for this set up.

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