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Salomon Chaz Sands 1 with USD Carbon plates. - GC Featherlight v2

13 Comments:

Search4wizdom

says (10 Aug 2009)

Seems like a sick set up. Nice work.

halcyon

says (10 Aug 2009)

I am one of the hugest salomon fans around............................ very nice. The origional superlite skate.

misguided

says (11 Aug 2009)

my first ever skate :)

Thisissoul

says (11 Aug 2009)

Great custom luuk!

o.c

says (12 Aug 2009)

hey i was thinking of doing this....what size soul to boot did you use? same as?

eXhaust

says (12 Aug 2009)

This is a EU46 size shell, I bought size 4 (EU45-46) carbon souls. It needs a bit of modification on both the souls and shells.

Justin

says (16 Aug 2009)

not bad that exactly how i was going to do it my friend trimmed an 8-9 boot and was able to fit 10-10-5 souls right on. but i wanna use a 6-9 soul so ill have to shave it flat like that glad it doesnt look terrible :)

eXhaust

says (28 Aug 2009)

Justin; do it! It skates so damn nice! I can really recommend it.

Justin

says (29 Aug 2009)

Well, im going to be getting carbons in 2 weeks so I wont bother with this mod.

eXhaust

says (09 Oct 2009)

Now for sale on ebay: [url]http://cgi.ebay.nl/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320433344230[/url] Jug Precise, Chimera wheels, Kizer Element kelso and Carbon plates included: € 30,-

renetio

says (07 Jul 2010)

how you make to loock so perfect the flatened ill need to know to custom my salomon skates¡¡¡

tical3hb

says (24 May 2012)

Is it just held on by the frame bolts like on the carbons? Also, what size frame bolts should I use?

eXhaust

says (31 May 2012)

Yes, the plate is only connected by the UFS bolts, but when the bottom of the boot and the beveled edges of the plates are shaved down, it's incredibly sturdy. I used stock Salomon ufs bolts, but I reckon any bolts with the lenght of approx 1 or 1,5 cm (yay for metric system) should work properly.