Endless
Endless 90 ES mk2 Frame
Endless 90 ES mk2 Frame
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The Endless 90 ES mk2 Frame is a precision-machined, multi-setup “Enhanced Stability” frame, designed specifically for skaters with larger foot sizes using 165 mm compatible freeride skates. With an optimized wheelbase for boot sizes 44 and up, the updated mk2 version brings refined design and performance enhancements. It builds on the original with improved power transfer and responsiveness while maintaining the ideal frame length for large-footed skaters seeking stability and control.
Endless is proud to offer the first urban frame tailored for skaters with larger feet, ensuring you no longer need to compromise with disproportionately short frames, or unnecessarily large wheels to give you adequate front-back stability. This frame is also a good fit for any skater seeking a little extra length and stability over our regular Endless 90 frame.
Features
- Multiple setups: 4x90, 3x110
- Balanced Rocker for 4x90 setup
- Flat configuration for 3x110 setup
- Compatible with bullet profile wheels only
- Recommended for all skill levels
- Recommended for boot sizes 42 (270 mm foot length) and above, and specifically for sizes 44-48
- Patent Pending
Specs
- Mounting: 150, 165, 180 mm
- Boot compatibility: Some boots may require modification or a washer between the frame and boot to allow clearance for new 110 mm wheels in the 3x110 setup: Adapt GT/GTS/GTO
- Note: on Adapt skates Endless frames are not optimally centered
- Not compatible with UFS boots (including FR Skates UFR)
- Wheelbase: 291 mm
- Brake compatibility:
- 4x90: Powerslide Urban Brake Size L (908058/3), Powerslide Road Hog Speed Brake (907005),
- 3x110: Powerslide Megacruiser Brake (907029) - may require modification
- One frame set includes: 2 frames and 8 axles
- CNC-machined from 6061-T6 aluminum
- Weight = 329 grams, without spacers and axles
Bullet or Round profile wheels?
Bullet profile wheels provide faster speed and snappier edge transitions. Round profile wheels provide more stability at the expense of speed - edges feel wide and continuous.
