If you haven’t heard yet, FP Roller Skate is turning up the heat and dropping some serious fire in the skate world. We’re talking fresh collabs with real pro skaters, new products that’ll have you rolling smoother, and a promo team that’s all about getting paid for the hustle. Let’s dive in!
Pro Skaters Getting Paid for Their Passion 💸
FP Roller Skate is the new division JUST for roller skaters. It’s about introducing NECESSARY equipment that skaters can be super proud to promote while putting cash into the pockets of the pros who inspire us to push harder, get better, and never stop skating. The new signature insole program is the heart of it — where professional roller skaters dream up sick designs and bring their visions to life.
These skaters aren’t just pushing products, they’re designing ‘em. Think of it as a full-circle moment where the pros are in charge of their destiny — and we’re all here for it.
Last Year’s Collab: Estro Jen & Kingfoam Orthotic Elite 🦡
Let’s take it back for a sec. Last year, FP teamed up with the one and only Estro Jen, and together they dropped the Kingfoam Orthotic Elite featuring a cute capybara graphic. It was a hit — and for good reason. The insoles offered support, comfort, and style, making them a must-have for skaters. But if you thought that was the peak, wait ‘til you see what FP has cooked up next.
This Year: Barbara Arganaraz & The Doughnut Dream 🍩
This year, FP linked up with Barbara Arganaraz, aka the 2024 Roller Skater of the Year, to bring us her doughnut dream graphic. It’s a wild ride featuring a little gremlin hanging out on Barbie’s playground equipment (yep, ramps and rails included). If you love quirky designs that make a statement while keeping it fresh, this one’s for you. Oh, and the new FluidX insoles feature liquid arch support that adapts to your feet with every roll. Can’t get much more next-gen than that!
Where to Buy?
Wanna skate like a pro and support your favorite skaters at the same time? Head over to FPROLLERSKATE.com and grab the latest gear. From signature insoles to pro-designed products, FP’s got everything you need to take your skate game to the next level.
Want to know the difference between the Kingfoam Orthotic Elite and the Kingfoam Orthotic FluidX Insole? We got you.
What’s the Difference? FP Insoles: Kingfoam Orthotic Elite vs. Kingfoam Orthotic FluidX
If you’re a roller skater looking for that perfect balance of comfort, support, and style, FP Roller Skate has got you covered. Two of their hottest insoles are the Kingfoam Orthotic Elite (collab with Estro Jen) and the Kingfoam Orthotic FluidX (with Barbie Patin). But what’s the difference? Let’s break it down.
Kingfoam Orthotic Elite
The Kingfoam Orthotic Elite is all about stability and comfort. Promoted by pro skater Estro Jen, these insoles feature a kingfoam core that provides serious cushioning and support to keep your feet feeling fresh all day long. The highlight? They are such a dramatic differrence to improve your skating, you will laugh at whatever you pulled out of your skates when you first got them and be shocked at how much better they are if you upgraded in the past. The Capybara graphic, a cute and quirky design that brings some personality to your skate setup. Perfect for skaters who need maximum comfort with a touch of fun.
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- Best for: Skaters looking for extra support and cushioning.
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- Features: Kingfoam core, orthotic arch support, cushioning.
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- Graphic: Capybara design for a playful vibe.
Kingfoam Orthotic FluidX – Designed by Barbie Patin
On the other hand, the Kingfoam Orthotic FluidX takes things to the next level with a liquid arch support that dynamically adapts to the shape of your foot with every stride. Promoted by 2024 Roller Skater of the Year Barbie Patin, the FluidX insoles are all about fluid motion, allowing for a more responsive, flexible feel underfoot. Plus, they come with a killer graphic of a gremlin hanging out on Barbie’s playground-inspired ramps and rails. A perfect pick for skaters who want a smooth, customized ride and a graphic that pops.
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- Best for: Skaters who need adaptive support and a flexible feel.
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- Features: Liquid arch support, fluid motion technology.
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- Graphic: Gremlin in Barbie’s playground equipment, ramp and rail design.
Both insoles offer top-tier performance, but it all comes down to your personal preference — whether you need stable support or a more dynamic, fluid ride. Either way, FP’s got you covered for comfort, style, and pro-level design!
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- Kingfoam Orthotic Elite = Maximum cushioning + stable arch support (Estro Jen’s signature capybara design).
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- Kingfoam Orthotic FluidX = Adaptive, flexible support with liquid arch technology (Barbie Patin’s gremlin playground graphic).
Ready to roll? Let’s get it.