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First thing an aggressive skater always does when trying big wheels is jump on a ledge or box lol every damn time hahaha

Did you tie them as tight as you could while heatmolding?

best vid on this i've seen yet

I have a few months using these. I really love them. Great for Wizard and have a really nice sound when you ride.

Did 64mm fit on Salomon?

I have the FR UFR AP boot and looking to get these frames, they have a xl 280mm frame now and my boot is the 45-46EU, would you recommend 270 or 280mm? I'm planning to get another frame for grinding, but also looking at doing ramps/gaps (exactly what you were doing in the video)? thanks

хотел взять такие, но вживую от них веет стариной, вид, запах - я как будто реально почувствовал снова 2000ые пока их мерял, но без восторга, меня как будто размагнитило полностью, всякое желание их брать исчезло, а мои современные ролики стали нравится только больше.

What's the max wheel size you could use on the SL's without adapting the boot?

Thanks for the review!

I'm just going to post this here in the hope that someone far more educated on the subject of frames can help me out. I'm looking for new 80mm frames and obviously most come in different length options. I ride CJ2's in the larger EU44 shell, and so it seems the recommended length/wheel base is around 270mm. Most frames seem to come in a slightly shorter length of around 240mm, so I'm wondering how much of a difference it actually makes in relation to boot size? I ask because I find the smaller wheel base appealing, and the difference in shell length between sizes seems minimal, so I'm wondering if anyone has any experience skating a larger boot on either or both frame lengths. I should probably qualify this by saying that of course I'm aware you're ALLOWED to put whatever frame you want on any shell size (assuming mount is correct!), it's more a SHOULD you kind of question. Thanks

Brilliant thank you!

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these frames feel great and i was just cavemaning it. im waiting on my 58s in the mail.hopefully theyre here tomorrow i really want to skate these frames more, im coming from skating anti rocker for a long time so i think im really going to enjoy the hell outta these lolol

Whats tye biggest standout difference between the two? Which do you like more? Lastly and most importantly do you think the frame is too tall like the frame height to soul plate width ratio is kinda unbalanced as opposed to other combinations? Do you think it’s hard for you to sit into your grinds with the frame being taller? I know you’re experienced so you can adjust better than others but yeah.

I always found the natural boot groove the perfect shape for locking into backslides or royales, never been a fan of big backside plates can't bone my feet properly.

Are these still your best wheels? How do they compare to the rollerblade hydro's?

I personally prefer metal frames myself, but I skate a ton of park. I have solas, flat frames, adapt aluminums and 5050 prime frames. They all have their purpose and size differences and what not, great for different things and all so fast and responsive. Defintiely harder shock but not really a problem skating park with shock absorbers

i feel like roller blading is about to make a big comeback. with baggy pants back in style it just makes sense lol. when i first say 'tom pretty' on screen, my brain said 'tom penny roller blades?"

I run 90mm revolvers and I love 'em! Great price, great quality, love the revolver barrel logo, sweet wheels! <3

I love bs royales, especially Soichiro Kanashima’s… he has such a nice style & flow ☺️Also another of my favourites is a zero spin down a stair set (or any gap for that matter). They’re not the hardest move ever but they always look (& feel) so good!

Great video, man. I am 49 and I've been skating since 1994. I agree with all you said. I've been living in Taiwan for the past 18 years and we are fortunate to have lots of great street skating spots and skate parks here. I prefer street skating, but once in a while, I do go to a skate park. Whatever place you pick enjoy it and have fun

I discovered these a year ago and been using them since. I tried expensive Undercover wheels but also the cheapest powerslide wheels and Revolver has been the best in terms of value for money. Love them ! 90mm last me couple of months (wearing down to 82mm) with 40miles per week of skating in London with varying surfaces many of which are rough because they cant stick with one or two type of asphalt in here, no we need 10 types 😅

Thx

I'm 34 and I do street skate 👀 the only skate park near me is not begginer friendly. I'm not exactly a beginner I did this 15 years ago but it's been such a long time I'm kind of starting back at the basics and I find the skatepark to be overwhelming although I do find potholes and the blind markers to be a challenge when I first got back out there. The blind markers have made me crash more than once haha

That is strange re: Hydrogen wheels. In the states they are usually around the same price as these, 30USD, and are a great value performance.

Great channel mate,

Smoooooooooooooth!

Interesting, ill have to check them out once current ridder wheels die, but not gonna lie the ridder wheels def have me wanting more square profiles

what wrist guards and helmet do you use?

I've had a good experience with Revolver wheels as well. I'm really eager to try the metal-core wheels as it would be awesome to have a more affordable option than Undercover and Famus. I think someone should make a smaller diameter metal-core wheel. A flat 56-58 setup would still be pretty fast with metal-core wheels.

thats weird RB hydrogen wheels at 60mm have always been super cheap for me on roller warehouse, actually cheaper than the revolver wheels. They are only 29 dollars for a set of 4, with free shipping when revolver wheels are also 29 dollars but cost 17 dollars to ship lmao. I'm not sure how rollerwarehouse is able to offer free shipping always no matter what, but it makes the decision easy lol

I've had mine for 1year and 6months and I've been doing a lot of street skating, wizard skating and slalom skating and it has been the most durable wheels I've ever used. Its gone from 90mm to about 70mm in the front and still about 80 to 84mm 3rd and 4th wheels unlike other wheels I've used, it starts chopping off or breaking. For me Revolver wheels are absolutely premium at a very great price.

Completely agree with you, im running them currently anti rocker and they are wearing very fast, they grip super well though. Ive noticed that they keep your speed but i dont think they make me faster

Im 41. im too old to be interested in handrails and getting kicked off or moaned at . I'd rather go to a local skatepark nice and early when it's quiet. Do a few grinds on the box here and there not bothering anyone nice and chill.

They are not cheap anymore 😂

Hey Chris good to see you on UA-cam bro. This is Shel, we used to skate together years ago. Now living in New Zealand and pastoring a church out here. Still skate super occasionally but mainly park!

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The quality of the tricks is spot-on, so rare to see a good unity and those squared-off topsides 👌 great vibes great trick selection, this is the kind of edit i wish I could make 👏👏👏

Railroads especially awesome

Ace 👍

fears no pebble

Great style !

I like it a lot, good skating, good filming!

No pun intended but I oyshi I never bought 72s for my wish (original) frames BECAUSE riding fifth elements - I had to dremel and basically ruin the soul plates, yet they are so slow because their still be rubbing against ever so slightly even after I damaged my soul plates pretty badly that I don't want to try removing any more from them anymore ... So I switched them back to the stock flat 60s, and the wysh frames are collecting dust.

Nice! Cant wait to get some skates to go out there and try this out. Been 20 years since ive been on a skate : ) Pitty no stores carry many skates where i am. So hard to figure out what to buy with online only shopping.

I have not been able to find any place that has this skate in my size in stock. There must have been a run on them.

Much hype for anchor ⚓️

I'm 41 and recently realised I'd be considered an OG Rollerblader due to when I started. I'm thinking about getting back it into a little more seriously after 25 years. Much thanks to guys like you for keeping the scene alive. Also I recognise most of the places in this video as I'm in the Norwich area.

👋👋Spot on

I loved blading. Then I got a skateboard lol