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Testing CadoMotus Nordic110 HiLo Clap skate

Testing the new CadoMotus Nordic110 HiLo Clap inline frame in Hoenderloo, Netherlands by inline speed skater Michael Byrne  
 
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ekgomes (2 days ago) Show Hide
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good speed
CWSpeed09 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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you cant be serious?!?! i thought we've surpassed this phase and proved IT IS JUNK for inline skating. i cant speak for ice as ive never done it but i think its a proven design for ice. this frame trains you to push off with your toes WHICH IS THE COMPLETE OPPOSITE THING YOU WANT TO DO. you supposed to push thru your heels. i had this style frame years ago when Maple came out with the Diamond frame...JUNK!
cadomotus (5 months ago) Show Hide
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It is a split-clap frame, where only the front 2 wheels are hinged - below the forefoot. It is engineered for Nordic Blading (skating with the aid of ski poles), and is suited to climbing - allowing the skater to use more lower-leg muscles in the push. They are also suited to skaters who use a long (full-extension), fluid push - much like that used on longtrack ice with clap skates.
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OMG! That is one sweet looking frame is the from part of it some sort of anti shock Mechanicism?
PumaRacing88 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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nice form

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