(via stupidDOPE.com) As rollerblading continues to make a resurgence in contemporary culture, technological advances of skate boot comfort and functionality rise in tandem. Take the Adapt GTO Hyperskate for example. Coming from the mind of skate designer Pieter Wijnant, the GTO Hyperskate is poised to be the pinnacle for any of it's predecessors.
Fortified with extra layers of black twill 3k carbon, the GTO shell offers the lowest mounting in the industry. The Hyperskate Diolene shell is then sleekly sheathed in black Hydro Nubuck leather, while prominently featuring the GTO badge on the heel of the boot. Inside of the boot, you can expect your foot to be thoroughly pleased with the addition of the completely new On-steam lining material that offers 10x the strength of leather and 3x as thin. This strength to thickness ratio results in increased responsiveness due to it's Avatar-esque connection between skater and boot.
Speed fiends will dig that different set-ups are available. This year, the 7075 billet aluminum Symetrics 84 Hyperskate frame can be fleshed out with 80, 84 and 90mm wheel variants. (all wheels infused with Go Project Crown Bearings )
So in the video above, take a look at Adapt Team Rider Julian Bah, as he cruises around town in his custom GTO Hyperskates before literally stumbling upon a cute “bladie” who shares his love of skating.
Much love to Subtle T for his very cool beat.
Fortified with extra layers of black twill 3k carbon, the GTO shell offers the lowest mounting in the industry. The Hyperskate Diolene shell is then sleekly sheathed in black Hydro Nubuck leather, while prominently featuring the GTO badge on the heel of the boot. Inside of the boot, you can expect your foot to be thoroughly pleased with the addition of the completely new On-steam lining material that offers 10x the strength of leather and 3x as thin. This strength to thickness ratio results in increased responsiveness due to it's Avatar-esque connection between skater and boot.
Speed fiends will dig that different set-ups are available. This year, the 7075 billet aluminum Symetrics 84 Hyperskate frame can be fleshed out with 80, 84 and 90mm wheel variants. (all wheels infused with Go Project Crown Bearings )
So in the video above, take a look at Adapt Team Rider Julian Bah, as he cruises around town in his custom GTO Hyperskates before literally stumbling upon a cute “bladie” who shares his love of skating.
Much love to Subtle T for his very cool beat.
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