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The forward and the back sides has equally the same height.

Removing the shock absorbers and the insoles makes the boot totally horizontal too.

If Seba Igor is considered to be much more agile compared to Seba Cj and especially FR wizard base, how come it's rare to see people wizard skating on it?

It's not a problem with the UFS adapter.

Does it lack something?

I mean Igor and CJ/WB it's like comparing a ninja to a tank in terms of agility, yet if people don't use it for wizarding means something might be not perfect in those agile boots?

Things like this make me feel that the wizard base boot is truly overpriced.

I was wondering if there's a UFS version of this type of frames.

I mean its 2026 we should have this variant

What is your favorite frame right now?

Has anyone moved from CJ/WB boot to FR SL?

What's your experience in therms of wizard skating? if compared to your previous experience with the CJ/WB

*(Talking only about wizard skating / figure skating)

Am I the only one who wishes Adapt still made the old-school GTO?

From what I understand, the old GTO was heavily handmade and shaped around the individual foot.

That's exactly what made it so special.

I completely understand why Adapt moved. toward a more standardized production process spending hours customizing every pair probably isn't exactly great for business. But for about the same price I would expect the same amount of "handmade" not less.

Makes sense?

Most of my hommies who had GTO were so pleased that they bought the new Superleggera model as well, hoping for an upgrade... and all of them claim that the GTO was better. One even stopped skating.

What's your experience in that regard?