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I second this! Once I tried these I put them in all my skates. They are definitely keeping my knees from becoming handicapped 😂 I’ve tried the heat moldable game changers and the ones with the standard arch support and I think I prefer the non heat moldable ones, but both types are great for shock absorption

​@@c6moneypit8thanks it was just a thought glad you tried em. I just ordered twister xt and fp insoles and hope to ride again

In this video I am riding the echo verve skates with stock frames and liners and Cymatics wheels. For pads I have Rook gloves, Gform elbow and knee pads, Triple 8 Bumsaver II crashshorts, and the S1 lifer helmet.

@@Jordan.Skates thanks for listing everything

I think the FR1 Deluxe with Intuition and Rollerblade lightnings have been great. I have not ridden any other brands. For the FR you can measure your foot and see what it matches best for shell length as that would determine if the FR liner or intuition liner may be better for you. the FR liner would put the FR1 in your price point. I would say 90mm wheels is really the sweet spot for trail skating if you want a 4 wheel set up. I like the endless frames because i can switch between 90 and 110 mm depending on what i am skating.

@@Jordan.Skates Thank you. Appreciate your quick response and feedback.

Yes it is! First time there and was a pretty fun little park

Switching to the intuition shock absorber and standard omni insole was a game changer for these skates. They are feeling good. Cuff is a little stiffer still for some topsides and hoping that breaks in more.

The biggest thing with indoor parks is bringing in enough revenue to stay a float. Big warehouses are expensive with utilities. This place has classes, restaurant, and rentals for a variety of sports in a ski popular area so definitely need some diversity to make it successful. We just had an indoor parks close down so it’s a hard business and most skaters are not good entrepreneurs.

I have the same thought swirling in the back of my mind. The closest indoor park to me is about 1.5 hours away and isn't nearly as huge as this one. Cost and customers are a huge unknown so might just have to "settle" for a small mini in the garage. Either way I'd still have to win a small fortune in the lottery

@@MichaelMarcos For sure, the way I plan on doing it is hosting monthly tournaments bigger ones to get the attention of bladers, bmxer, and scooters only because those markets need to expand. Skateboarding is good, but that market is already too expensive/saturated due to Olympics, Xgames and such. It'll be tied to a extreme sports themed restaurant, and there will be coffee/shakes/slushies etc. It'll have a huge indoor park, plus outdoor park. I already have the land and building, just would have to build the park indoor/outdoor. Another thing on the same property, there will be a hotel, not only for the skatepark, but because my town is expanding and only has one hotel in town, have to drive to the bigger city over and town over for hotel. Even though we're a town that has about 30k people, the layout of the town is quite sad. I would definitely be losing so much money for the first several years for doing the skate park, but I honestly think it would be worth it. Potentially, seeing inline and other extreme sports grow at least in my area, would definitely be part of the dream. The hotel will come first, and then the restaurant and park would open close at the same time. I definitely will reach out to THEM, OMI or any other skate companies that would want to sponsor it or do something. I'm 31 now, but for this to happen it'll probably be around late 30's early 40's. To make it as perfect as I want it. Plus all the legal things and such.

That’s the plan is to carry on and probably just have pads and clothes in suitcase. I want the big bag to take all my gear around when i am there for skating. Most airlines don’t care about a strapped helmet as long as it fits in the overhead, and size of overhead and carry on can vary by airline. I’ve traveled with skates and no issues. I have heard airlines crack down on attached aluminum frames because they consider them a weapon.

These were the 42-43

Appreciate your support!

I never got to try the Eisenburgs. I know MM is working on a new bag so curious to see if the stitching issues get fixed. The old style 50/50 bag was padded with skates on the size and has held up for my weekend bag where I don’t need to bring as much. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the support!

Anything you are looking to know with the senate bag?

Glad you found it useful!

how tight are you making the cuff? have you tried lacing up the skate and liner with one lace and leaving the cuff a little looser for flex? ikve skated a bunch of flat feames on factions/blanks/ag15s but still trying to dial in verves before changing out frames. my favorite anti rocker frame so far is the fluid 4 and a big fan of the oysi flat frames

I've stopped by a few times and always look at their inventory online first when i need something. I live in the golden/arvada area and don't make it downtown much.

much appreciated! thanks for watching

thanks for watching!

Think I was using the Dead anti rockers (45mm 100a)

Thanks for watching!

I have a pair of phlebos laying around. I am swapping the insole and shock absorber and will see if that makes more improvements first. Hope you have a happy new year as well and thank for watching!

The nomad is thinner than the stock liner so took a bit of playing around with the memory buckles to get it fitted right.

@@Jordan.Skates and how about the support against forward flex? I have quite a lot of movement in my ankles, so this is very important for me.

@@mikoajjanczak5605 I feel like the nomads can lace tighter to help reduce forward flex.

@@Jordan.Skates Good news. Thank you for the answers and for being fast answering.

I've looked at those insoles. Part of the issue is that the skate is way too wide and there appears to be quite a bit of volume needing filled.

agreed!

awesome!

Much appreciated!

Thanks! That was the main reason I started my channel because i felt full reviews after a couple of sessions didn't cut it since we all know the feel of a skate changes over time.

Correct - intuitions get very smelly over time

So I normally don't try to downsize and tend to want to ride a skate stock and size it stock based on my foot length. Per Standard sizing, my foot really falls between shell sizes (slightly too big for medium and too small for large). I reached out to law to talk to him about it because I had concerns that the large would be too big since my foot was at the very bottom of the size chart. He indicated that the medium would be the best size for me and should work if I use the additional shock absorber. In turn, the shell felt decent length and width wise which was consistent with what Law told me, it was just the pressure points around the ankle and some pressure at the top of the toe box, which was a common issue with the V1. It was a lot of effort to try and make them work. My goal is to try out the Large V2 at winterclash before trying them again to see how the large actually fit. I appreciate the insight and agree that we should not be cramming into smaller shell sizes to make somethin work.

Supposedly the issue is fixed with V2 but I am holding off until I hear more about the new versions.

Really appreciate the kind words!

Thanks!

it's at the Turnberry park in Commerce City, CO

I rode the TNEC's frame and skate for a little bit. I had the standalone frame that was rockered and it was fine for ledges but hated skating park with it. I thought the hblock was similar with locking in but needed way more breaking in. FR felt better out of the box. The frame on the skate felt better but the skate hurt my knees due to lack of good shock absorbers

Agreed. Excellent frame

@@Jordan.Skates forsure brother! tbh i would call it the best anti rocker frame, hands down.

but if were talking best flat frame id have to say featherlite 4s which surprises sum people but then they skate it and singing a different tune. the fr oysi frames is a gem to

@@Jordan.Skates have you tried the AG60? that frame looks tight. same with the diridaris. i had a pair of the 50/50 balance twos they slide super good but not a big enough split for skatin 60mm. so i figure the 50.50 primes would be perfect. hahahaha mane i could talk frames all day lmfao

Once the hblocks broke in everything felt solid. I didn’t feel that the hblock was tall or that it was hard to get boot down

@Jordan.Skates thanks for the feedback

Thanks! They really are great frames

I’m surprised my trees still look like this! I was also impressed when editing

Try 58mm and under I got wheel bite with 60 58 works fine

The FR have more bite protection but you can got with a little smaller wheels which can help reduce any bite

I’ve heard they are getting restocked soon.

@@Jordan.Skates yayyyyy