Name: InMove Skates LLC
Address: 1642 Merribrook rd, Philadelphia, PA, 19151, US
Telephone: +1 (267) 607-3555
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Choose your Seba collection

Start with boot support and frame type. Trix and High Light feel different around the ankle, E3 offers a simpler urban starting point, and CJ requires a separate UFS setup.

Collection	Designed for	What to compare
Trix	Freestyle with more ankle freedom	Compare Trix for flowing footwork and slalom without a conventional full cuff. Carbon Trix models and non-carbon Trix 2 are distinct options; the Trix 2 80’s rockerable X2R frame also suits everyday cruising.
High Light	Support for technical city skating	The fuller cuff makes High Light a useful comparison when you want more ankle support than Trix. Integrated liners connect the boot closely to the foot; standard and Carbon editions differ in shell construction.
CJ Boots	Build your own UFS setup	Boots for street skating and custom UFS builds, supplied without a complete rolling setup. Compare CJ Carbon, CJ2 and CJ2 Prime by shell construction and liner; Prime is the removable-liner option.
E3	An accessible start in urban skating	A hard-shell collection with removable liners for learning, cruising and city sessions. Compare four-wheel 80mm versions with the larger-wheel 310; frame features depend on the exact model, rather than the E3 name alone.

Carbon, non-carbon and model-year versions can use different frames and components. Check the individual listing for its wheel setup, liner and included parts.

Seba on the streets

Seba questions, answered

How do Trix and High Light feel different?
Trix leaves the ankle freer to move, which appeals to skaters working on fluid footwork and slalom. High Light uses a fuller cuff for greater support. Choose by the movement you want around the ankle, then compare the frame on the specific version.
Are all Trix skates carbon and permanently rockered?
No. The carbon Trix listed here uses a V-rockered frame, while Trix 2 uses non-carbon construction. The Trix 2 80 has X2R axles that let you switch between a flat setup for cruising and a rockered setup for tighter turns and slalom.
Is E3 only for beginners?
E3 is an accessible urban collection, but the choice also depends on your routes. The E3 80 Premium offers four 80mm wheels and a rockerable X2R frame. The 310 version uses three 110mm wheels for skaters choosing a larger-wheel city setup.
What do I need to complete a pair of CJ boots?
CJ boots need compatible UFS frames, wheels and bearings before you can skate. Choose those parts for your intended street, aggressive or larger-wheel setup. UFS is a different mounting system from the 165mm frames used on the Trix, High Light and E3 models compared here.
What is the difference between CJ2, CJ2 Prime and CJ Carbon?
The CJ2 listed here has a high-density shell and integrated padding. CJ2 Prime changes to a removable liner, making liner replacement straightforward. CJ Carbon uses a carbon shell with integrated padding. Check the precise version when choosing a boot for your custom build.
Is High Light always a carbon skate?
No. Standard High Light and High Light Carbon are separate constructions. The standard 2025 High Light 80 uses a PU/PP shell and an integrated liner; Carbon adds a carbon-based shell. A Carbon name also does not automatically mean the skate arrives with a slalom rocker.

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