The top of Flying Eagle's aggressive range, and Ricardo Lino's own setup. It shares the flush-bottom shell and one-piece Soulframe of the SF60 — no UFS, no mounting plates, the frame bolted through eight points so the second wheel sits under the foot for the lowest possible ride — and upgrades everything that touches you.

The liner is the difference. High-density foam in a low-volume shape spreads pressure across the walls instead of concentrating it, so pressure points disappear while internal space opens up — and many skaters take that space and size down for a tighter connection to the shell. It is seamless inside, with silicone grip under the sole and around the ankle to stop heel lift.

Underfoot, a removable pad of shock-absorbing foam sits over the built-in heel absorber, which is what makes repeated drops bearable. The cuff is removable on a hinge screw rather than riveted. In the box: an arch-supported insole, a size-reducer insole, and a second set of laces.

Every shell gets a Soulframe built for it, so the wheelbase is right for your size: EU 36.5–37.5 247 mm, EU 38.5–39.5 251 mm, EU 40.5–41.5 258 mm, EU 42.5–43.5 265 mm, EU 44.5–45 272 mm.

Best for: skaters already riding aggressive who want a closer fit and more protection underfoot.