New Things' SEBA Dual Density Cones

SEBA is keeping innovating, even on the simplest objects ! How can we improve a slalom cone ? The idea came when we remembered our long way to learn slalom tricks, trying, missing, repeating, falling. Each of us can remember how painful it was falling on a cone... so we decided to create a "friendly training cone", increasing the security when practicing freestyle slalom. This new cone, is equipped with a dual density technology, with a hard base, and a soft upper part. 
-The hard base is hard enough not to block your skates when you hit a cone : the cone is ejected and not stuck under your wheel, avoiding a hard fall.
-The soft upper deadens a possible fall and avoids you to hurt yourself on the cone.

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    Christian Y.V (mercredi, 08 février 2012 00:45)

    Good upgrade. I guess I'm not the only one who has been thinking about some modifications in order to make cones more wind resistant. Usually I practice Slalom close to the beach where now and then it's windy. I have been thinking in to make them heavier by base and to do holes in the top. Greetings

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