How to Get a Powerdyne Arius Plate to Hold Toe Stops

My Powerdyne Arius plates were not holding on to toe stops, and the toe stops were wiggling loose and eventually falling out. I describe a design change that Powerdyne made to the toe stop set screw that fixes this problem. I also give a quick tour of the Arius plate and show some of it's unique design features
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[@mossel_pan1075]

haha wow, just bought myself some arius plates (im guessing they're a newer version) , hoping they would be a dream come true and little did I know I have this problem now.... an absolute nightmare... and my shop is not responding to my messages for a week now so ive turned to good ol youtube haha funny how I'm not alone with arius problem plates

[@godjhaka7376]

What problem? Sounds like you a too new skater trying too elite a plate . This is meant for advanced elite skaters. Newbies and regular skaters still learning will do best on the standard reactor pro. 10 degree trucks keep you stable and upright. Arius is closer to 45 degrees as they don't use the same system.

[@thisandthat5217]

Hi. Just got my new Arius plate set up and want to change my gum all stopper to dance plugs. However, the screw won’t budge. Any suggestions?

[@godjhaka7376]

Try harder out muse in or bring to a shop

[@thisandthat5217]

i had to sent my set up back to Riedell to get it fixed

[@godjhaka7376]

That's the old model. They have changed . The toe stop nut is in front of the stop now

[@ertfgghhhh]

U are showing me the skate but not explaining what part ie. What does set screw look like, what is a flange, etc

[@godjhaka7376]

Go on ridell site , they have a manual for Arius plate that will be all you desire. Break every part down. That's what manuals are forb