What Is Inline Figure Skating? | Where Art Meets Precision

Shye Jyh Inline Figure Skates feature a patented frame with multiple axle hole sets, allowing users to configure different wheel sizes and positions to suit a wide range of skating styles, all with a single pair of skates.

Inline skating is a fun, accessible, and beginner-friendly sport that also promotes physical health and coordination. In recent years, more schools have incorporated inline skating into their physical education programs, while governments and civic groups continue to organize related events and performances to promote the sport’s growth. However, skaters often find themselves needing to purchase different skates for different purposes.

For instance, beginners typically use recreational skates with rear brakes; hockey players require skates designed specifically for inline hockey; speed skaters need specialized racing models; and artistic performers rely on dedicated artistic inline skates. For experienced or passionate skaters, this means investing in multiple pairs of skates, which is not only a financial burden, but also an inconvenience when switching between disciplines or traveling with gear.

That’s why Shye Jyh developed a new solution: a single pair of inline figure skates with a patented multi-hole frame design that allows for effortless customization.

By assembling the wheels into different axle hole sets on the frame, users can configure their skates for various functions. Through the combination of different wheel diameters and axle positions, a single pair of inline skates can deliver multiple performance capabilities, adapting effortlessly to a variety of skating styles and needs.