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Playmaker Quad Roller Skate Plates | Complete with Fixing Kits and Heels - Set of Pair

The PlayMaker Quad Plates is perfect option for anyone looking to convert or upgrade a boot to Quad/Roller Skates. Playmaker Quad skate plates are made from Xytel, a glass-fibre reinforced polymer (a high-strength nylon composite). This material gives the plates impressive durability while keeping them lightweight, making them a popular and affordable option—especially compared to aluminum or magnesium plates. 

Why use Xytel (fibreglass-nylon) plates?

  • Strength & resilience: The glass fibre reinforcement enhances rigidity and impact resistance, making them unlikely to snap under normal skating .

  • Lightweight: Easier on your legs, especially during longer skate sessions.

  • Cost-effective: Significantly cheaper than metal alloy plates while still offering solid performance.

Includes:

  • 2 Chassis
  • 4 Hangers
  • 2 Heel Wedges
  • 89a Bushings
  • All Plates Fixings Nuts

Note: Toe Stopper not included

After careful consideration and Conversion. These are our recommendation for PM Plates sizing.

PLAYMAKER PLATES SIZE RECOMMENDATION:

Bauer Size 1 to 2- 8.5 Inches PM Plates
Bauer Size 3 to 5- 9.25 Inches PM Plates
Bauer Size 6 to 7- 9.7/8 Inches PM Plates
Bauer Size 8 only- 10.5 Inches PM Plates
Bauer Size 9 to 10- 11 Inches PM Plates
Bauer Size 11 to 12- 11.5 Inches PM Plates

FIXING KITS SIZE RECOMMENDATION:
Most of the new models of CCM, Bauers or Roces etc. require Regular Size Fixing Kits but if your boots are vintage models or old models please select Extra Long Fixing Kitsas they are made of clothes and heels are bit thicker.

Please give us a call if you have any questions: 07428312001

Materials commonly used in skate plates

Material Pros Cons Typical Use
Glass‑fibre reinforced nylon (Xytel) Affordable, lightweight, resilient More flex than metal Most recreational plates (like Playmaker)
Aluminum alloys Rigid, excellent power transfer, durable Heavier, more expensive Mid–high‑end plates; derby, dance, and tricks
Magnesium or titanium Very light, high strength Very costly, limited options Professional racing or lightweight specialty skates
Carbon fibre Ultra-light, stiff Extremely costly, brittle Elite or pro-level plates

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