Viking VK-3 with Viking V-360

Viking VK-3 Short Track Shoe - The short track skating shoe for performance and comfort
Are you looking for a high-quality short track skating shoe with a perfect fit and optimal support? The Viking VK-3 short track shoe is the ideal choice for fanatic short trackers who want to take their technique and speed to the next level. This short track shoe from the Dutch top brand Viking combines durability, comfort and precision in one powerful design.

✅ Key features of the Viking VK-3:
Thermoformable shoe: Shape the shoe to your own foot for maximum support and comfort

Carbon composite sole: Light, stiff and very responsive for direct power transmission

Perfect fit: Anatomical design for a stable position in the bend

Ideal for training and competitions: Suitable for advanced short trackers and fanatic recreational skaters

Who is the Viking VK-3 suitable for?
The Viking VK-3 is perfect for short track skaters who are looking for a reliable, professional shoe without immediately reaching for the highest segment. This shoe is loved by both juniors and seniors because of its excellent price-quality ratio.

Why choose the Viking VK-3?
High-quality short track shoe with proven performance

Made by Viking, the market leader in speed skating products

Available in various sizes

Excellent for intensive training and competitions

The V-360 and SR2 have a sliding steel of high-quality PM steel with a carefully measured hardness of 66 HRC. The steel hardness and quality ensure minimal maintenance and wear due to grinding. Harder steel also ensures significantly lower sliding resistance. The tube of the skate is made of aluminum and together with the high quality of finishing in production, this ensures a clear steering feel and a balanced pressure distribution. The profile of the tubes ensures a significant difference between the V-360 and the short track chassis SR2. The tube and flange of the SR2 are thicker over the entire length. Due to this specific shape, the SR2 feels stiffer, for skaters who prefer a stiffer tube and a lot of pressure. The tube profile of the V-360 is also more symmetrical. Depending on the technique and the stability point of the rider, the V-360 or SR2 fits better. For skaters looking for a more flexible skate, we recommend the V-360. In both types the blade is placed more towards the inside of the turn. In general the flatter you go through the turn the higher you want to stand to avoid hitting the ice, the placement of the blades gives you more space on the inside in relation to the ice.