Salomon ST-Ten With USD Throne Soulplates
Modified my salos with the following:
Dyed boot from blue to black
Removed all rivets from boot
RAZOR white cuffs with black buckles
USD white dual plates
JUG Black Big Jug liner
ABLE Gen 3. TEAM frame
GROUND CONTROL anti-rockers
Dyed Black 56mm/88A wheels
Abec-5 Bearings
Summary:
The skeet feels AMAZING, I did this just to kid around with my old salos and they turned out to be my favorite skate so far. Lightweight, very comfy, fast souls, great balanced skate. All in all this combination works perfectly. Last pic is exactly how they were before modifying them. - ABLE Gen 3. TEAM frame
Dyed boot from blue to black
Removed all rivets from boot
RAZOR white cuffs with black buckles
USD white dual plates
JUG Black Big Jug liner
ABLE Gen 3. TEAM frame
GROUND CONTROL anti-rockers
Dyed Black 56mm/88A wheels
Abec-5 Bearings
Summary:
The skeet feels AMAZING, I did this just to kid around with my old salos and they turned out to be my favorite skate so far. Lightweight, very comfy, fast souls, great balanced skate. All in all this combination works perfectly. Last pic is exactly how they were before modifying them. - ABLE Gen 3. TEAM frame
16 Comments:
Jamo
says (08 Feb 2008)
how did you get these soles on did you have to make any mods plz say , i think this is a proper costume setup well done :D
says (08 Feb 2008)
how did you get these soles on did you have to make any mods plz say , i think this is a proper costume setup well done :D
Ivan STI
says (09 Feb 2008)
Jamo: I used some reference pics from rollernews.com but the rest is common sense. You have to trim A LOT, from both the boot and the inside of the plates. I found that using a dremel was the fastest and most precise option. The bottom of the skate has to be completely flat/flush and the sides where th BS groove reside also has to be havily trimmed. As you keep trimming the souls will pretty much lock into place, they are held on by the two frame bolts along with four extra bolts attached via the stock boot screws and nuts.
says (09 Feb 2008)
Jamo: I used some reference pics from rollernews.com but the rest is common sense. You have to trim A LOT, from both the boot and the inside of the plates. I found that using a dremel was the fastest and most precise option. The bottom of the skate has to be completely flat/flush and the sides where th BS groove reside also has to be havily trimmed. As you keep trimming the souls will pretty much lock into place, they are held on by the two frame bolts along with four extra bolts attached via the stock boot screws and nuts.
living_on_skates
says (09 Feb 2008)
the first sick salomons! the USD soulplate looks nice on that skate :)
says (09 Feb 2008)
the first sick salomons! the USD soulplate looks nice on that skate :)
joejamin121
says (12 Mar 2008)
hey man sick mod!! gotta ask, was there any customising needed to put the cuffs on?? and also was it worth the time to fit the soul plate on??? i wanna do this sorta theme to my mintons wide bodies suck!
says (12 Mar 2008)
hey man sick mod!! gotta ask, was there any customising needed to put the cuffs on?? and also was it worth the time to fit the soul plate on??? i wanna do this sorta theme to my mintons wide bodies suck!
nitm2k
says (23 Mar 2008)
really great thing to do man, I want salomons for ramps man! They fit perfectly and your mod makes em even better!
says (23 Mar 2008)
really great thing to do man, I want salomons for ramps man! They fit perfectly and your mod makes em even better!
blacksail
says (16 Jun 2014)
Great work!
I hate cuff of a salomons boots, with that heel rivets it makes cuff very hard and ankle joint less movable and hurts my tibia(lower leg):D
I had fu****g bruises becouse of it, so i desided to cut it from the boots, end result is, custom cuffs :) it works nice.
Cheers!
says (16 Jun 2014)
Great work!
I hate cuff of a salomons boots, with that heel rivets it makes cuff very hard and ankle joint less movable and hurts my tibia(lower leg):D
I had fu****g bruises becouse of it, so i desided to cut it from the boots, end result is, custom cuffs :) it works nice.
Cheers!
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great work. they look surprisingly well with the USD souls.