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Recently produced boots no longer include the TPU bumper, and now feature the BONT Handwritten logo on the lateral side of the heel cap. Some earlier batches may still differ in these details.
Your order will be shipped from available inventory, which may vary by batch. The final product details depend on the specific batch received.
The Bont Envy is a high-performance roller speed and jam skate boot designed for skaters who demand precision, comfort, and control. Available in black with white or white with black, this boot blends modern carbon composite technology with the legacy of Bont's world-dominating designs from the '80s and '90s. Whether you're hitting the corners at full speed or flowing through jam moves, the Envy delivers an exceptional experience on wheels.
The Bont Envy is a professional-grade roller skate boot built for speed skaters and jam skaters who want elite-level performance without compromising on comfort or style. At the core of the Envy is a precisely engineered carbon composite base made from carbon and fiberglass. It’s shaped to enhance power transfer while allowing natural foot movement. A lower heel cup lets you lean hard into turns, while strategic reinforcement on the boot’s outer edge delivers added support for high-speed control.
Skaters will appreciate the extra flexibility under the arch. By removing material in this area, the boot can be tightened more effectively, improving fit and responsiveness. Whether you’re sprinting out of a turn or switching directions in a jam routine, the Envy supports every movement.
This skate is a tribute to the original Bont boots that dominated roller speed skating world championships in the late '80s and early '90s. The Envy continues that tradition with a modern twist. Every element has been refined to match the performance needs of today's skaters.
The Envy boot uses a high-quality synthetic outer for durability and all-conditions performance. It is vegan by default and crafted to resist wear while maintaining flexibility and structure. Beneath that, the carbon composite base offers excellent support without the stiffness of full carbon.
The laces are waxed to ensure they stay tight during training and competition. Combined with the boot’s anatomical shape and narrow heel, this creates a locked-in, secure fit that minimizes heel lift and maximizes energy return.
One of the standout features of the Envy is its weight. The boot is light and agile, offering the kind of responsiveness skaters rely on during fast-paced routines and extended sessions.
The low-profile counter allows for smooth movement in every direction, and the integrated lace cover keeps the profile sleek and snag-free. Whether you’re sliding, spinning, or sprinting, the Envy adapts to your flow.
No two skaters are alike, and Bont understands that. The Envy boot is heat moldable, allowing it to conform to the unique shape of your foot. This technology minimizes pressure points, improves comfort, and maximizes control. With a properly molded boot, you get better response from every push and more confidence in every turn.
The Envy is ideal for serious speed and jam skaters who want a lightweight, supportive, and customizable boot without stepping up to a full carbon model. It’s built for performance but offers a slightly more forgiving ride than the Envy Carbon, making it a great option for intermediate to advanced skaters.
Whether you're refining your race lines or choreographing your next jam routine, the Envy gives you the platform to perform.
If you're ready to elevate your skating with a pro-level boot made for speed and agility, the Bont Envy is your next step.
Q: Is the Envy boot vegan?
Yes. The Envy is made with a synthetic outer material and does not use any animal products.
Q: How does the Envy differ from the Envy Carbon?
The Envy uses a carbon composite base and synthetic outer, while the Envy Carbon uses a 100% carbon fiber base and a full-grain leather outer. The Envy provides slightly more flexibility, while the Envy Carbon is stiffer and more responsive.
Q: Can I heat mold the Envy boot at home?
Yes. You can heat mold the Envy using a standard oven. Follow Bont’s official molding instructions to ensure proper fit and safety.
You can always buy Bont Skates with confidence. Skaters have been buying Bont Skates since 1975 and we are the world’s largest manufacturer of inline speed skates and short track speed skates and custom skates as well as one of the largest manufacturers of roller derby skates.
We have a reputation for looking after our customers. We do everything possible to ensure that our products are made to the highest standards. As an example, all of our boots go through 16 individual stages of quality control before they are shipped out.
Our inline wheels, roller skate wheels and frames are all tested for strength and fatigue on the computer using the most advances computer-aided stress testing available. Bont bearings are produced in partnership with some of the best speciality bearing manufacturers in the world.
All Bont products go through a rigorous team testing phase before being brought to market. Team Bont skaters are the very best in the world.
When you buy Bont Skates, you get the best skates on the market.
What is a Last? The Last is a plastic replica of a foot which the boot is built around.
Here at Bont, we have been perfecting our Lasts since 1975 and the process is ongoing. Unlike the standard Last many companies use, Bont continually focuses on developing and improving our Lasts so that your boots fit right out of the box.

Here at Bont, we have been conducting resin development for over 45 years. We formulated a resin that is super stiff, yet moldable at low temperatures. Furthermore, fast cure time is critical for our requirements. Additionally, we are one of the only boot manufacturers who develop their resins in-house.
Our resin softens at just 60°C (140°F), which is the lowest in the industry. As such, you can reheat our resin as many times as required. That is to say; you can heat your boot and easily mold it to your foot. Following the heating, allow your boot to set and cool for your custom mold.
Epoxy or polyepoxide is a thermosetting epoxide polymer that cures when mixed with a catalyzing agent or hardener. We control Polymerization, called curing, through temperature and the choice of resin and hardener compounds. The process can take minutes to hours.
The amount of hardener added to the resin is critically dependent on the temperature of the air and the amount of humidity. For this reason, we have a computer that mixes the resin and hardener. This computer dispenses the resin after measuring the air temperature and humidity.
Most manufacturers use a process known in the industry as pre-preg. A process that involves “pre-impregnating” resin into the carbon fiber.
Pre-preg, in virtually all applications, the carbon fiber manufacturer chooses the resin. Its a one shoe fits all kind of deal. The boot manufacturer has no way of altering the resin customize heat moldability requirements of modern boots. For this reason, many competitors require high temperatures to make their boots heat moldable. Often the boot moldability is limited, even at these high temperatures.
The Bont Upper, the upper section of the boot, is lightweight, glued and sewn onto the boot. We punch holes by hand through the Upper and the Liner for ventilation. Buckles and straps are attached to ensure your foot is pulled down and pushed to the back. Finally, we clean the excess glue off, and the boot is ready for skating. To be deemed ready for action, the boot is required to pass sixteen stages of independent quality control. As a result, we provide you with the best strength to weight ratio on the market.
This boot utilizes closed cell memory foam. Ensuring your shoe remains lightweight in wet conditions, Bont padding does not retain water. Additionally, this ensures sweat which can begin to break down the durability of the shoe is not absorbed.

Most of our Bont boot models have a lace cover as the lace cover gives you extra support, whilst neatly tucking your laces away.

We reviewed hundreds of different types of Liners before choosing a suitable product to use in our Bont boots. Bont uses Microfiber, Suede-Like, and Durolite as our liners. Ensuring we are working towards sustainability and animal welfare, Bont is using Vegan-friendly products. In short, our liners are light-weight, durable, fight odor, and do not easily break down with sweat.



The Bont Super B tongue is made up of 8mm padding and mesh lining with a leather top to create a luxurious tongue padding for comfort while protecting your foot from the laces. Add a lace loop to keep in the place for the prefect fit.

This boot is designed for high class athletes, so the padding used is thin, dense and a little unforgiving. However, this makes for a super light and responsive skate. The closed cell memory foam used also does not retain water. If you are after a more comfortable ride, please select one of our softer padding options.

Conventional quad roller skates offer a “dress shoe” type shaping. Although highly aesthetic, this will cause the toes along with the metatarsals to be overly constricted. In turn, this compresses the nerves between the metatarsals, which often results in the common “hot foot” sensation.
Bont’s anatomical shaping allows the foot to function in its most efficient and anatomically correct position. Also, the ability to heat mold any of our boots means you can get the right fit for your foot.

The anatomical heel cup shaping of Bont quad roller skates provides increased stability and more power through your push. This stabilization is achieved without any mechanical operation or over tightening of straps/laces allowing for increased comfort and blood circulation. The heel cup is fully heat moldable to help get the prefect fit.

Our proprietary Anti-Stretch material shares similar strength characteristics with Kevlar. We add this material between the outer layer and the skin, which assists prevent the boot from stretching.
To ensure the material does not move, we stitch it to the outer layer and bond it to the liner. In short, this Anti-Stretch material becomes a part of the boots’ structure. As a result, Bont boots do not stretch out as much as competitors’ boots.

Most skate boots are made with sponge foam padding. It’s light, it’s cheap and it doesn't crush down. But what it does do is absorb water when it gets wet. So, if your feet sweat, you skate through a puddle or if it starts raining, your boots start absorbing the water and start to weigh you down. This type of foam is known in the industry as open cell foam, because the cells are porous. The foam used in making a Bont boot is a high quality closed cell memory foam which does not absorb water. Therefore, you do not need to worry about your boot absorbing water while you skate.

Microfiber is a durable and lightweight material that can withstand minor crashes without scratching. Additionally, Microfiber comes in a wide variety of colors and three types of finishes; matte, shiny, and metallic. Finally, Microfiber is one of the Bont Vegan products.

Our liners have been chosen out of hundreds of liners. They are not only light weight and strong, but fights odour and is not easily broken down by sweat.

This boot has a vegan option.
That is to say, this boot does not contain any animal ingredients or animal-derived byproducts. Our vegan materials include Durolite, microfiber, and suede-L (fake suede).

The Vaypor is stitched by an expert sewer who has no other role apart from stitching. Unlike most boots on the market that use cosmetic stitching, the stitching on Bont inline boots actually serves a specific purpose and stitches the outer skin to the boot itself. This results in less stretch and a longer lasting boot.
Manufacturing skates by hand, inside out, is a method Bont retains and is exceptionally proud of. The manufacturing process is far more skill-intensive and time-consuming than other manufacturing processes. Perhaps, most importantly, this enables Bont skates to lead the industry in performance. It does, however, result in a higher production cost than mainstream skate construction methods.
We continue to develop and refine our manufacturing process to maintain the best delivery of our high-quality products. For example, processes such as the use of generic vacuum boxes for the curing of carbon have been replaced. Today, for carbon curing, we use methods such as pressure wrapping. Pressure wrapping provides four atmospheres of pressure rather than one atmosphere you find in traditional vacuum forming.
Inze Bont’s, the renowned skate designer, engineering, has allowed our production line to optimize the manufacturing of our handmade monocoque skates in the most time-efficient manner possible.
Our innovative manufacturing processes match our drive for design innovation. Lighter, Stronger, Faster.
Read our process for Last Design, Footbed, Liner, Anti-Stretch, Carbon Fiber, Upper, and more in the self-titled sections below.