Seba Light Speed boot-only

SEBA Light Speed – Carbon boot for speed slalom

The SEBA Light Speed is a high-performance carbon boot, specially designed for competitive speed slalom skaters. With its ultra-stiff carbon shell and lightweight construction, it guarantees unmatched power transfer and superior control. Whether you’re chasing the fastest times or refining your technique, the Seba Light Speed delivers the responsiveness needed to perform at the highest level.

Although designed for speed slalom, this boot is also popular among skaters from many disciplines. Whether you enjoy fast urban skating or covering long distances at high speed (non-competitive), this boot gives you exactly what you need.

With a low-cut cuff for maximum ankle freedom, the boot allows quick and precise slalom moves between the cones. Two micrometric buckles (at the instep and ankle) combined with precise lacing ensure a firm and reactive fit.

Perfect for skaters seeking a performance-focused boot for slalom or freestyle. Compatible with 165 mm mount frames. The distinctive mounting plate (powerplate) with 9 holes provides extra adjustment possibilities.

The Seba Light Speed is even better than the comparable FR Turbo Spin boot-only.

Specifications

• SHELL: Carbon
• CLOSURE: Micrometric buckles x2 + laces
• LINER: Integrated
• OPTIONS: Compatible with 165 mm mount
• USE: Speed slalom, freestyle slalom and many other disciplines

Sizing guide

It may sound unusual, but it is best to choose one EU size smaller than your regular shoe size. Yes, smaller.
After a short break-in period, you’ll be able to skate painlessly, and the true “second-skin” feeling will appear a bit later.
If you’ll be practising slalom, you should definitely go for one EU size smaller. For other disciplines we also recommend it, but you could keep your normal shoe size if you prefer to avoid a break-in period. Keep in mind that for optimal precision, this model is sold without insoles. The sizing advice above refers to the boot without an insole. If you plan to use insoles, choose one EU size larger: either your regular shoe size, or one size up if you’d like to avoid a short break-in period.