kuzak chassi?

[hockeydevil11 0]

Does anybody remember that chassi with the wheels that pointed in different directions...it was supposed to give you better grip or something, but i think it was made by kuzak. if you guys know what im talking about can someone post a picture of it or a link.

Thanks

[LetsGoWings13 0]

is that the one where it was like a v? they have 1 or 2 pair left at my lhs if that is what you mean

[Eazy_b97 1]

I get the impression your talking about the V-Form chasis.

[MDE3 0]

Yes it was originally "V-form" later sold by Nexed who I believe bought the rights to "V-Form". There were three versions, the 16 degree..original "V-Form", then Nexed came out with an 8 degree version, and a 2 degree version....even the 2 degree version, while almost not visible to the eye, seemed to offer a little better push off. Most I now did not like the 8 or 16 degree versions, although of course some swore by them. Personally I liked the 2 degree, but could not get used to the 16's, and never tried the 8 degree.

The 2 degree and 8 degree chassis were also HiLo's.

The Kuzak "split frame" chassis was also a HiLo chassis, but used (2) x 68mm and (2) x 76mm wheels.

[Aussie Joe 0]

I remember when I played U/17 Nationals our assistant captain swore by his V forms. Until one of the chassis snapped half way through a game and then he swore at them! ;)

[Eazy_b97 1]

They were awful when I had them. Unbelievably heavy and they turned my socks yellow. Thats when I started going barefoot. The boot die NEVER went away either, all season long 50+ games, die on my socks or boots. Found them to be very heavy and difficult to maneuver in.

[NTOOTS77 0]

Yes it was originally "V-form" later sold by Nexed who I believe bought the rights to "V-Form". There were three versions, the 16 degree..original "V-Form", then Nexed came out with an 8 degree version, and a 2 degree version....even the 2 degree version, while almost not visible to the eye, seemed to offer a little better push off. Most I now did not like the 8 or 16 degree versions, although of course some swore by them. Personally I liked the 2 degree, but could not get used to the 16's, and never tried the 8 degree.

The 2 degree and 8 degree chassis were also HiLo's.

The Kuzak "split frame" chassis was also a HiLo chassis, but used (2) x 68mm and (2) x 76mm wheels.

whatever happened to rolling the ankles to gain the required edge control!!......

[mik3 1]

there's actually a pair of easton konkis on ebay right now, now THERE'S an old school chassis

[NTOOTS77 0]

there's actually a pair of easton konkis on ebay right now, now THERE'S an old school chassis

"what goes around comes around" as they say.........what price seeing them attached to a pair of synergys someday soon!!

[MDE3 0]

there's actually a pair of easton konkis on ebay right now, now THERE'S an old school chassis

"what goes around comes around" as they say.........what price seeing them attached to a pair of synergys someday soon!!

Except the back wheel will be smaller......

[MDE3 0]

They were awful when I had them. Unbelievably heavy and they turned my socks yellow. Thats when I started going barefoot. The boot die NEVER went away either, all season long 50+ games, die on my socks or boots. Found them to be very heavy and difficult to maneuver in.

I lasted 10 minutes on my only attempt to use them...maybe I exagerate...3 minutes maybe.... I think some of the chassis were mounted in reverse too, with the angle of the lead wheels going outwards instead of inwards...I know the one's I tried were like that, and one other player too who tried them right after I did....It was a terrible feeling to see the floor coming up to meet you so fast, as you tried to accelerate with the lead wheels angled out like that...feet just went out from under.