A young company whose full name is Carpenter Boot Company started in 2018 with an extraordinary professional background. The CBC brand name quickly became known, primarily due to their orthopedically advanced and heat moldable series boots, which were very difficult to find in the short track boot market at the time. Kip Carpenter also has experience as skater, coach, and technician, with outstanding results in all of them. In long-track speed skating, he participated in two Olympics, and in 2002 he added a bronze medal to the USA’s medal table. After retiring in 2008, he became a coach in Mi ..read more

MPC i.e. Mearthane Products Corporation, an American company, has been dealing with the technological development of polyurethane and the innovations of products made from it since 1965. The essence of urethane technology is that the liquid material is shaped and solidified during compression technology. In 1995, they patented and launched their multi-layer skate wheels. MPC Speed was created as part of this long-established group of companies, where they are specifically engaged in the production and development of speed roller skate wheels. From their own developed raw materials and their ..read more

Speed Skaters of all levels must wear a helmet that meets primarily the American ASTM F-1849 standard or another homologation recognized by the ISU, such as the European EN1078. In addition, helmets that follow the head as rounded shape as possible are requested, with no ventilation openings which the blade can come through. Skaters must ensure that the helmet strap is properly tightened so that the helmet remains firmly in place throughout the competition. For the time being, the ISU has not required that athletes’ helmets be inspected during competitions, however, it reserves the right to mo ..read more

The following is a summary of the equipment used by short track speed skaters under the ISU rules: Helmets The Short Track competitor must choose a helmet currently suitable for speed skating in the US ASTM (possibly other, ISU approved) rating system. The helmet must follow the rounded shape, without protrusions, and have only a minimum ventilation opening not exceeding a few millimeters. Cut resistant gloves Skaters must wear cut-resistant gloves in accordance with the international cut protection regulations EN388. In addition, the ISU stipulates that only gloves dominated by whit ..read more

Stricter safety standards coming from July 1 2022, according to ISU communications, which expects a level 3, full cut-resistant suit from a Senior / A / B short-track competitor in ISU competitions. This is also highly recommended for all C / D skaters, and minimum level 2 suit is also recommended for younger skaters. The brand we prefer now helps you get one of the most modern cut-resistant clothes on the market at a discounted price. Sebra Extreme Pro undersuit is tested and certified by SATRA. 3. levels of resistance without the use of glass or metal fibers. Sebra Extreme Suit Black Evoluti ..read more

The Atom Skate’s racing wheels Boom Magic wheels manufactured by MPC are available in 4 sizes and 3 hardness levels. MPC’s patented urethane wheels is acknowledged products in the inline world in terms of rolling, grip, and durability. By looking at some important aspects, we want to help you decide which type may be the right choice for you: Competitor weight Asphalt with a smoother or rougher surface Feeling of grip Asphalt temperature Rainy conditions FIRM hardness Boom Magic 100mm Firm • Recommended for young, lightweight skaters with a strong grip version XFIRM hardness Boom Magic 100mm ..read more

After a succesfull career in long track speed skating and inline skating, Edward Hagen started developing equipment for speed skating sports since 1988. His development the single-piece milled inline skate frame structures, and rigid-frame sharpening frames. He has been involved in the production of Zandstra Sport, Viking, and Maple products. From 2005 he made the Bont pre-bent short track blades, and from 2009 joined to the EVO team. In 2019, with Derrick Campbell’s Canadian short track icon and this immeasurable amount of experience, high-quality short track speed skating blades will now be ..read more

We are extremely proud that Evolution Speed Skating can work with the legendary speed skating manufacturer, who probably has the longest speed skating history. Viking has been at the forefront of development since its founding in 1948. Attached to them is the clap skate, with which they had already competed in 1985. They have been at the forefront of custom-made boots or the use of 66 Hrc rockwell hardness blades. The company was founded by Jacob Havekotte, who was himself an obsessed speed skater and an enterprising professional. The sport was already very popular in Amsterdam at that time ..read more

Professional skate for amateurs and hobby racers It is becoming more and more popular to meet roller skaters in the city, outside the city on bike paths. A great form of trainings that is perhaps a combination of aerobics and cardio workouts. In addition, it can even be an alternative solution of transport. The US roller skating manufacturer Atom has created a gap-filling combination that combines the benefits of speed roller skates with high-heeled fitness boots. Atom PRO Fitness Roller Skate Boots A carbon fiber frame similar to professional boots has an extremely strong support frame th ..read more

A new American star has joined our constantly expanding brand range, so we are the first European partner to cooperate with the Nalza premium speed skating equipment manufacturer. Products are currently available in limited quantities, so we can currently accept pre-orders, but we are working to deliver all product variations on short notice. SHORT TRACK GLOVES Nalza Short Track Glove This glove has been developed specifically for the needs of speed skaters in collaboration with Dyneema cut resistant materials and MCR Safety, the biggest safety glove manufacturer in the United States. Dimens ..read more