Aggressive Skates - IQON AG20 - Tim Marsh

Aggressive Skates - IQON AG20 - Tim Marsh :

The IQON AG20 Tim Marsh aggressive inline skate is a unique and artistic aggressive pro model, designed for skaters who want to combine high-level performance with creative expression in street and park skating. Developed with Tim Marsh, this skate features a concept where the design evolves over time, with embossed details and hidden graphics appearing through wear. A skate that truly lives and changes with your sessions.

The boot features a hand-lasted hybrid composite construction, delivering the perfect balance between rigidity and controlled flex, essential for aggressive skating. The integrated microfiber liner provides a precise fit, comfort, and responsiveness, while the non-heat moldable structure ensures long-term durability.

Built on the UFS mounting system, it comes with a Kizer Fluid V frame made of glass-fiber reinforced plastic (GFRP), known for its impact resistance, light weight, and smooth grinding performance. Frame length is size-specific: 245 mm (39-41) and 268 mm (42-46).

The flat 4x60 mm setup with IQON 60 mm / 90A UHR wheels ensures excellent durability, rebound, and controlled grip, perfect for both street and skatepark sessions. Wicked ABEC 9 chrome bearings provide smooth and consistent rolling performance.

Features:

  • Tim Marsh pro model aggressive skates
  • Hybrid composite boot (rigidity + controlled flex)
  • Integrated microfiber liner (comfort and precision)
  • Non heat moldable construction (durability)
  • UFS mounting system
  • Kizer Fluid V frame in GFRP (strength and grind performance)
  • Frame length: 245 mm (39-41) / 268 mm (42-46)
  • Flat 4x60 mm setup
  • IQON 60 mm / 90A UHR wheels (rebound, speed, control)
  • Wicked ABEC 9 chrome bearings
  • Evolving and customizable design (wear effect + embossed details)

A technical, creative, and evolving aggressive skate, perfect for pushing limits in street and park while expressing your own style.

Tim Marsh’s words:
“I wanted to create a clean, white skate that could age well over time as it gets dirty. That’s why I used the leather embossing technique, which I believe has never been used in roller skates before. It also needed to be customizable, with guides so you don’t make mistakes. This skate checks all those boxes. You can keep it simple and watch it reveal itself over time, both the boots and the wheels, or you can customize it right away with fine Posca markers and add color.”