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Quickdraw
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Grindplate: Quickdraw

The Quickdraws from Soap were to be a very unique shoe. They were to have 'quick release' plates that would allow you to change grind plates extremely quickly with a tool that was to be included. Another cool feature on the Quickdraws was that the laces go around to the back, so you end up tying them in back. The Soap Quickdraws never made it past prototype status though, because there was problems of keeping the plates on during long grinds, rough grinds, big jumps and hard landings.

Colors:
-Grey/Orange (grey / black / orange)
-Grey/Yellow (grey / yellow / black)

Sizes: 3-13 (Gray/Orange came in 14)


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Apr 27, 2006 AnthoFlex

I would honestly feel safer with plates that you NEED a tool for....i never had SOaps with removable plates but if i did....never the quickdraws....I've only had the Express's....which are nice by the way

Sep 17, 2006 AnthoFlex

YO Steve and Derek, do you guys have any pix of these? I was wondering what they looked like

Sep 17, 2006 SonicSoaper

I agree with Antho on the removeable plates issue. I feel more safe with cemented on plates.

Sep 18, 2006 Go2Crew

hey Antho, I never got the prototypes on these so the only thing I have is the Spring 2001 catalog with them shown. The protos were torn-up in crash testing! The contrast really is bad in the catalog shot though, as it was a black plate on a black sole. The best way to visualize it is a speedster plate with one screw hole at the back of the plate as opposed to the normal (two forward, one back) three point arrangement on other removable Soap grind plates.

Sep 18, 2006 broox

whoa, i can't believe i forgot to scan this one. i'll try to get to it soon.

Jan 24, 2007 AnthoFlex

Damn....ONE screw at the back...?

If they were gonna do the One screw thing, shouldnt they have done it in the middle?

Jan 24, 2007 AnthoFlex

Or or, better yet, Why even make a single-screw release shoe?

EVERY replaceable plate Soapshoe is like the quickdraws to me.....You just take out the back and slide the plate out....and then slide another one in and screw the thing back in

Jan 24, 2007 AnthoFlex

*take out the back screw*

sorry about that

Jan 24, 2007 SonicSoaper

No prob bob.

Feb 28, 2007 AnthoFlex

does anyone else agree?

Feb 28, 2007 RamenRadio

Agree on what?

Feb 28, 2007 AnthoFlex

about almost every BBK, every Slobro, Curb buster, Octane, and maxwells being like quickdraw plates?

Feb 28, 2007 SonicSoaper

I wouldn't know.

Apr 18, 2007 Tasslehoff

still havent gotten my express... *zoned out cold*

Mar 27, 2009 Kooksoaper13

Any pic of these renny or anyone

Mar 29, 2009 Kooksoaper13

PLEASE i wanna see em

Aug 10, 2009 Kooksoaper13

does anyone have any picz I wanna see em bad

Feb 21, 2012 RamenRadio

pic needed

Feb 21, 2012 Brad

I wonder if bryndon would know anything. maybes ill shoot him a message over fb

Feb 22, 2012 RamenRadio

hit him up bro

Feb 22, 2012 zelda

i wanna see a pic

Jan 23, 2014 mcgrinder2011

I think I may have a way to get these in stores... I have yet to try it, but I could've gotten the Lock system right.

Jan 24, 2015 Waffle

Wonder what these look like!

Jan 25, 2015 mcgrinder2011

I'm not sure, but I have a feeling they would look pretty sick. except for the plates because this post did say that test models had trouble keeping the plates on...

Jan 25, 2015 Waffle

Imagine going down a 40ft. Rail and then the plates slipping of. That's the recipe for death.

Jan 27, 2015 mcgrinder2011

I already knew that. but there is a small chance you could survive if you hit something just as you hit the ground and it didn't break under your weight.
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