Thank you for the video. Very informative, very good advice from experts at their sport. BTW... you may want to invest in a decent microphone(s), it is an easy way will improve the quality of your videos and will make a big difference.
Thank you for this breakdown. I’m looking to get into long distance skating as an alternate to running. I haven’t been on skates in a long time. I last skated regularly in the 90s playing hockey. I was thinking of 125 but Robin’s comment that his form is better with 110 convinced me that I should start at 110.
This should have been titled in a way to let the viewer know that these tips apply to track/speed skaters. 100mm is a fairly large wheel for recreational skaters that are not at least intermediate.
Good afternoon this is Tim from Australia. I currently ride swell power slides 110s. However I want to feel more grounded and stable and would like your opinion on whether I should choose 80mm or 90mm wheels. I have general flat areas around us etc and my preference is 80mm but what do you think? Thanks Tim
My 9 years boy having 1.5 years experience. He started with 4*90 as advised by you. Now he is using 3*100. We have a tournament in End of March. Should we go with 4*100?
Hey Guys! Thanks for the video, I have a concern nevertheless : I'm living in Brittany (France) and the road are not quite good. I still like to skate for 20-30 km. Plus I have big feet (32cm), so I was going to head for rigid boots from powerslide with 110 mm wheels.. what do you think ? Do you know a brand that specialises in big feet ? (I had roces and the boots broke after 1 year) Thank you so much!
Thank you for the nice helpful video! I have small a question, what is your opinion on 2x110/2x100 wheels for someone with roughly one year of experience on 4x100 wheels?
@@thorupviktor you think 4x110 is superior to 3x110? I want to skate like around the city/streets which some of it is rough ground/cracked sidewalks etc
Good afternoon this is Tim from Australia. I currently ride swell power slides 110s. However I want to feel more grounded and stable and would like your opinion on whether I should choose 80mm or 90mm wheels. I have general flat areas around us etc and my preference is 80mm but what do you think? Thanks Tim
Thank you for the video. Very informative, very good advice from experts at their sport. BTW... you may want to invest in a decent microphone(s), it is an easy way will improve the quality of your videos and will make a big difference.
Totally agree. I have the same thought while I watch. Nowadays tons of cheap microphone can achieve pretty good sound quality.
Thank you for this breakdown. I’m looking to get into long distance skating as an alternate to running. I haven’t been on skates in a long time. I last skated regularly in the 90s playing hockey. I was thinking of 125 but Robin’s comment that his form is better with 110 convinced me that I should start at 110.
Hi, what about 80mm? This size is still super popular.
This should have been titled in a way to let the viewer know that these tips apply to track/speed skaters. 100mm is a fairly large wheel for recreational skaters that are not at least intermediate.
What about for indoor skating on wood skate floor?
Thanks great advice!
Good work 🤝
Good afternoon this is Tim from Australia. I currently ride swell power slides 110s. However I want to feel more grounded and stable and would like your opinion on whether I should choose 80mm or 90mm wheels. I have general flat areas around us etc and my preference is 80mm but what do you think? Thanks Tim
I'd say 90mm if you can. I have 80mm and feel like I can't go fast enough
Hi Victor,
What is double layer wheel?
If a double layer wheel is 86A+64A, means inner layer is 64A and outer layer is 86A?
What is full form of 'A'
Again thanks for great info 🙏
My 9 years boy having 1.5 years experience. He started with 4*90 as advised by you. Now he is using 3*100.
We have a tournament in End of March. Should we go with 4*100?
@ santanu kundu pls advise which skate brand your son is using and it's link
@@preetimaheshwari1329 currently he is using SR Boot (made by China) + Flyke Frame 3*100.
Hey Guys!
Thanks for the video, I have a concern nevertheless :
I'm living in Brittany (France) and the road are not quite good.
I still like to skate for 20-30 km.
Plus I have big feet (32cm), so I was going to head for rigid boots from powerslide with 110 mm wheels.. what do you think ?
Do you know a brand that specialises in big feet ?
(I had roces and the boots broke after 1 year)
Thank you so much!
Thank you for the nice helpful video! I have small a question, what is your opinion on 2x110/2x100 wheels for someone with roughly one year of experience on 4x100 wheels?
I would transfer immediately to 4x110mm, when you’re ready for that :)
@@thorupviktor thank you!
@@thorupviktor you think 4x110 is superior to 3x110? I want to skate like around the city/streets which some of it is rough ground/cracked sidewalks etc
Less wheels more wear... is it noticeably worse?
Which is best wheels brand ?
why do you recommend 100mm for adult beginners? basically all beginner skates come with 84mm wheels.
Bro my shoe wheels size is 70mm. I can put72 mm ?
Link for buy matter wheel please
Good afternoon this is Tim from Australia. I currently ride swell power slides 110s. However I want to feel more grounded and stable and would like your opinion on whether I should choose 80mm or 90mm wheels. I have general flat areas around us etc and my preference is 80mm but what do you think? Thanks Tim