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Slipstream 195mm Inline Skate Boot

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Slipstream 195mm Inline Skate Boot*This product is made to order and takes approximately 2 weeks to produce. Slipstream Inline Boot All the performance you loved in the BNT, now with even greater stiffness, precision, and refinement. The Slipstream is the latest chapter in a 50 year legacy of innovation that began with the Hustler, evolving through the Psycho, Maxi Lunge, Team Bont, Black Widow, Pyrotechnics, ZX5, Z, and BNT. Every generation has brought improvements, and the

*This product is made to order and takes approximately 2 weeks to produce.  

Slipstream Inline Boot

All the performance you loved in the BNT, now with even greater stiffness, precision, and refinement.

The Slipstream is the latest chapter in a 50-year legacy of innovation that began with the Hustler, evolving through the Psycho, Maxi Lunge, Team Bont, Black Widow, Pyrotechnics, ZX5, Z, and BNT. Every generation has brought improvements, and the Slipstream is the culmination of all that experience. This is not just a boot — it’s half a century of racing evolution.

The Slipstream retains everything that made the BNT a world-class boot: a heat moldable, ultra-lightweight build, and performance fit trusted by the world’s best. Constructed from 100% carbon fiber from Japan, it is stiffer, lighter, and more responsive than ever.

New and Enhanced Features:

-New power ridges along the base and up the sides increase rigidity and carbon stiffness for enhanced power transfer

-Upgraded epoxy resin is 40% stiffer than the BNT’s, delivering sharper responsiveness and longer-lasting performance with less deformation (but slightly less moldable)

-All-new last delivers a fit that feels more like a custom boot than any stock model we've ever produced

-Refined custom sanding process for tighter, more precise fitting, especially in custom orders

-Premium outer skin available only in black or white for an elite finish

-Anti-stretch lace cover with a notch to hold your knot and keep lace tension locked in

-New buckle design for better foot lockdown and security

-Silver-thread carbon weave adds a sleek, high-performance visual edge

-Aluminium mounting blocks with gold-colored anodized holes, a new construction method that keeps weight low without compromising performance

-Ventilated tongue with Velcro to hold it in place, offering cooling airflow and padded comfort to prevent lace bite

-Waxed laces with minimal stretch for better tension retention and foot stability

Every detail has been considered, every component re-engineered — the Slipstream is built for serious competitors who demand the best.

Get ready for the Slipstream. 50 years in the making.

Upgraded epoxy resin is 40% stiffer than the BNT’s, delivering sharper responsiveness and longer-lasting performance with less deformation

Silver-thread carbon weave adds a sleek, high-performance visual edge

Air ventilation throughout the boot. 

Aluminium mounting blocks with gold-colored anodized holes, a new construction method that keeps weight low without compromising performance

All-new boot shape delivers a fit that feels more like a custom boot than any stock model we've ever produced

New power ridges along the base and up the sides increase rigidity and carbon stiffness for enhanced power transfer

Anti-stretch lace cover with a notch to hold your knot and keep lace tension locked in

Q&A

Q: What is the difference between the Bont Eclipse and Slipstream?
A: The Eclipse is made on a slightly wider last with slightly softer padding, designed more as an entry-level boot. The Slipstream is intended for professional-level skaters. The Eclipse features a sliding frame mounting system, whereas the Slipstream uses exposed mounting blocks. The Slipstream is less heat moldable than the Eclipse and is a less forgiving boot with harder padding that offers better power transfer. It's built on a narrower last for that tight, custom boot feel. The Slipstream also uses more premium materials throughout.

Q: What is the difference between the Slipstream and Vaypor?
A: The Slipstream is a pro-level boot built to win world titles. But the Vaypor takes everything even further with a no-expense-spared approach, from custom buckles to specially hand-laid carbon fiber and the most premium outer skin available. The Vaypor has no peer. The Slipstream will outperform any boot on the market, except the Vaypor.

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The Ethics of Extraction and Control: One of Crawford's most compelling arguments is the framing of AI as an extractive industry: one that harvests resources, labor, and data in much the same way as colonial enterprises have in the past.The book traces how Ai development is dependent on resource-intensive practices, from lithium mining for hardware to the invisible armies of low-wage workers tasked with cleaning and labeling data. Crawford argues Ai is a system built on the extraction of value from the most vulnerable populations, whether they be gig workers, Amazon's "Mechanical Turk" laborers, or the communities living in the shadow of server farms that consume enormous amounts of water and energy.Crawfors cites numerous examples of how corporations like Google and Amazon, and even the government, skirt the system to save on taxes, while promising better futures to the resource-rich communities they exploit. 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