Sure-grip advice......URGENT

[skinni44 3]

Basically there is a pair of purple sure-grip h-405 on eBay in the UK with 3 hours left hence the urgency. They will hopefully be around £10 (19$CDN/15$ US) but they don't come with axle kit.

I need to know if they're the same size kit with the old missions and also if it's worth getting them to try?

They are 220mm length which if I read correct would mean they would fit a size 10? People rave about these so deal or no deal?

Thanks

What I didn't add if there is anyone in the US or Canada that would like them, I could buy them and ship them for cheap-ish as I work for an airline. You would have to collect them from an airport or sort out courier?

[kovalchuk71 212]

Avoid. If you strip an axle, you're screwed. Not to mention they are heavy as all get out. They were great frames in their heyday, but not now. Just find a pair of Mission aluminum frames and call it a day. You won't spend much more (looking at shipping and such)

[skinni44 3]

Thanks for the reply so quick! You mean like the ones I fitted in the pictures in the conversion post to a pair of nikes?

I would love to but can't get these chassis anywhere! I've taken them of missions that have been given to me.

[kovalchuk71 212]

Order an axle kit from Sure-Grip or their UK distributor.

Good info! I didn't even realize Sure-Grip was still in business.

[skinni44 3]

Bit late now but thanks anyway.

I would guess though that they would mainly be only for quad skates now. Very much doubt they would be able to supply axles for inlines, especially as there's barely a mention on their website about their inline history.

Thanks anyway though.