The number "2" in the name suggests that we are dealing with the successor of the Seba Trix, i.e. high-end slalom skates, while in fact the similarities are very superficial.
The Trix 2 is one of the inline skates for beginner freestyle slalom skaters.
Skates are a hybrid perfection for city skating and slalom.
Very low weight of the rollers, despite the fact that they are made of a plastic shell.
Boot: It is made of plastic, not carbon.
This is exactly the same base on which models such as Seba High or High Light were based.
The lining of the shoe is similar to what we know from Trix and is made of a resistant material with considerable stiffness.
The skates have a sewn-on patch on the side of the shoe to protect this area from abrasion.
Fasteners: The lacing perfectly holds the foot and allows you to tie the rollers up to the top of the upper.
As befits a slalom model, the shoe has an additional Velcro at the toes, improving the grip of the foot in the front part.
The buckle with micrometric adjustment eliminates any remaining slack left after the shoe is laced up and additionally stiffens the roller in the heel area.
The upper is fastened with a strong Velcro.
Skid: X2R Model X2R - the cheapest frame used in Seba and FR Skates skates.
It is made of die-cast aluminum and although it is not a top-of-the-range equipment, it is strong enough to slalom it, and even jump or slide.
In addition, it has a very useful trick up its sleeve: the ability to rocker the outer wheels.
You can set a "banana" in rolls without having to replace the wheels with smaller ones.
The rail is 243 mm long, regardless of the shoe size Lining: The lining made of comfortable foams is anatomically shaped to immobilize the heel and ensure the best fit to the foot Outer sole: plastic Reinforced with metal plates (7 holes) at the rail mounting points Wheels: Street Kings Pretty decent option to start Bearings: ABEC9 TOP-SPEED bearings are characterized by a much lower rolling resistance.
