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FR SKATES Spin: Technical Information & Size Guide
A Versatile, Technical Inline Skate
The Spin is available in different wheel configurations to suit different skating styles.
The 4-wheel rockerable setup is particularly well suited to slalom and freestyle skating, allowing you to adjust the skate's handling for increased maneuverability and precision.
The 3x110mm configuration is more focused on urban freeride and increased speed.
Depending on the frame used, the Spin platform can also be adapted to more speed-oriented and longer-distance setups.
Carbon and Fiberglass Construction
The FR Spin shell combines carbon and fiberglass to provide an excellent balance of stiffness, weight and responsiveness.
This construction allows efficient energy transfer during pushes and edge changes while keeping the skate light enough for technical tricks.
The integrated liner provides a precise fit and helps maximize control and energy transfer.
The lower cuff also gives the ankle more freedom of movement, which is particularly useful for slalom and freestyle skating.
165mm Mounting Standard
The Spin uses a 165mm mounting distance, a widely used standard that gives riders plenty of options when choosing or upgrading frames.
This is a major advantage for skaters who want to adapt their setup as their skating evolves.
Current Spin models feature rockerable frames measuring 231mm or 243mm depending on size, with 4x76mm or 4x80mm wheel configurations.
Comfort, Precision and Replaceable Parts
The integrated liner provides support and comfort, while the rigid carbon/fiberglass construction delivers precise power transfer.
Another major advantage for a skate designed for regular use is that replacement parts are available, allowing you to maintain and upgrade your skates over time.

What Is the FR SKATES Spin Designed For?
The Spin is primarily aimed at riders looking for a precise, lightweight and responsive skate.
It is particularly suited to:
- Freestyle and slalom
- Technical freeride
- Urban skating
- Carving and edge control
- Speed-oriented setups
Depending on the configuration, the skating experience can be quite different: a 4-wheel setup focuses more on maneuverability and control, while a 3-wheel setup provides more speed and rolling efficiency.
FR SKATES Spin Size Chart
Looking for the right size?
Check out our FR SKATES Spin size chart below to find the size that matches your foot length.
? Sizing tip: measure your foot and compare the result with the foot-length column in the size chart. FR SKATES recommends choosing the larger size if your measurement falls between two sizes.

Need help choosing your size or setup? Feel free to contact Clic-N-Roll and our team will be happy to help you find the right configuration.
Find all our product FR SKATES Spin just HERE !
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