INLINE VS QUAD SKATES - 6 DIFFERENCES
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2024
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00:00 - Intro
00:44 - Sponsor
01:42 - Different Type of Skates
02:35 - #1: Wheel Length
03:01 - #2: Support of the Boot
03:55 - #3: Wheel Width
04:48 - #4: Type of Surfaces
07:00 - #5: Brakes
08:34 - #6: Turning
09:21 - Conclusion
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INLINE VS QUAD SKATES - 6 DIFFERENCES
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Opposite of inline is parallel. The dumb 'quad' name doesn't make sense when it looks the same as Roller Skates ... the dumb 'in line' name is Roller Blades.
Yaw and roll .... wheel base and wheel tracks are the words u are looking? Wheel profile is the word u are looking for to describe width/thickness and dimensions.
I can tell its because one can pivot and play with chamber angle(your ankles) ... but calling them QUADS ate still dumb.
my best advice for new skaters is to pick whats best for what you have around you.
I started out on inlines as a teen. i skated the streets, parks, etc. when i got back into it as an adult, that was all gone. local towns outlawed outdoor skating of any kind, all the skate parks closed, and regular parks had no skating signs.
the only places I had left I could go to get back into it were the local rinks. after about 4 pairs of inlines, i eventually switched to quads and never looked back. because whats available in my area heavy supported quad skating over inline skating. and while you can inline skate in a rink, the atmosphere caters to more dancy music, which made me want to skate more dancy. something quads are very good at.
by no means does that make quads better than inlines, but for the area i live, it made it a better choice.
eye up whats in your local environment before making your choice, to see what options you have skating wise.
by this logic i probably shouldve tried inlines, all we have in my city are crappy roads to skate on. but ive actually been having a great time with quads in this tennis court ive been skating in. plus im gonna move out in a year or so, probably to a city that actually has a rink
In what are do you live?
that makes sense I always wondered why I never see people with inlines in the rink but outside
I started skating (quad) in the mid 60s and first tried inline at age 37. By the time I reached 50 quad was coming back so I got a new pair of quads and as soon as I stood up on them I went down…HARD, nearly breaking my upper arm. It scared me so bad I gave them away. I, especially as an older person have much more control on inline skates. - I was really surprised about flailing and falling on my quads since that was all I’d skated with from the 60s to 1998.
It's crazy man, my city has loads of great places outdoors for inline skating, but there is ONE physical skate shop for inline skates, and 3 or 4 for quads. This sport is super slept on.
With quad skates, the way you avoid the danger of hitting stones is A. Use proper outdoor wheels and B. Never coast with feet side by side. Always coast with one foot in front of the other.
hitting what stones?
@@NoNameAtAll2 the occasional stones that always seem to find their way onto an outdoor trail or street.
I'm a pretty new skater and already a firm fan of inlines, love urban skating! But quads are great too, further down the line I want to try jam skating once I can travel to rinks and meet ups✌️💯
Obrigado- my daughters are making the decision regarding in-line or quad skates. Very helpful!
Well informed and produced video with valuable information
One of the nicest intros ever seen in a review video
Haha nice one. Have to try this. 😄
I prefer inline skates because of speed. 😁 but quad skates are quite better for dancing and breaking cause on inline skates wheels get damaged so quickly. 🙃
Very true!
Very useful, my daughter wants to learn to use rollers and this video is perfect for her to decide which to try first. Thank you 😊
that's a very helpful video. cheers
Thanks Ricardo,my wife wants to start skating ( she prefers the roller skates) am going to share this with her.
Helpful... Nice color color inline skates, I'm into it... 😁👌🏽
Good video on the differences between quads and inline👍
Thanks 🙏👍 learnt few points
Excellent!!! 🌟
I'm a quad skater, but have been considering inline skates for skating paved trails near me this spring and summer, since my home rink has very few daytime hours, and none through the week. The issues you addressed here were exactly the things I was wondering about, whether inlines would be easier for use outdoors. Thank you so much!
Bro usually I hate intros but I had to watch yours again it’s good bro
Não acredito que encontrei um influencer em patins tuga!! Razão acrescida para dar aquela sub
I have both, they're both great. I use my quads at the rink and my inlines outdoors.
Good afternoon, I am looking at getting back into skating originally I learnt with roces 20 year ago and am torn with choosing aggressive inline this time or go with quads. I like the idea of trying to grind again, but it's more fitness focus this time. Any advice would be appreciated.
Hey mate. Do you have any advice on transitioning from inline skates to roller skates? I used to do a lot of inline skating but I'm tempted to try the other, but when I was a kid I was really terrible at it
Great video :)
very nice teaching 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Great video bro.
Hey! Found your channel and love it so far. Im going to buy some inline skates soon for my wife and me. Its been like 20 yrs (only commute on them) since I inline skated. What is your take on MT3, felt in love with them but don't know if they are to much for me. Didn't find a video on your channel of choosing beginner skate, do you have one?
Hi jose. Thank you soooooo muc. Answering your question: I really like the MT3. Need to be super honest with you and tell you imwo5k with micro with marketing and product development and the MT3 was an setup idea of mine .it’s a good beginner skater that works great even for advanced skaters at an unbeatable price.
what brand are the green inline roller blades you are wearing?
Love em both. I have option paralysis every time I leave the house!
Hey Lino isn't it a bit too hot still for that sweater? I feel hot just looking at it!
I find quads are a lot more friendly to total newcomers to skating because the blades feel so unstable at first, you can relax a lot easier on quads before you get your equilibrium skills.
I used to rollerblade when I was smaller and now I'm thinking about getting back to skating but I don't know if I should get quads this time. I'll probably get inlines again since it's easier to dodge pebbles etc. (roads here are pretty messed up sooo yea) But I'm still not sure.
I'm a figure skater and now started out with inlines to have something to do during summer break (as it is way more similar obviously) but I wanna try quads, I'm just afraid my muscle memory won't be happy about it since they seem to work very different 😅😅
ooh i'd love to hear how you found using them if you ever ended up trying the quads!! I used to skate as well and i want to get into roller skates as it seems a little more accessible but aren't sure which to go for haha. inlines seem more similar but i'm not sure how far that actually goes, but quads seem pretty fun, so...
thank you alot
You just helped me know that quads are better for me 😁😁
What should I do if I have tri skates is it forbidden to use triskates with quad skates together because of the different amount of wheels?
Regarding ankle support, it's easier but not necessary? Just thinking this because of the speedskates, they don't have ankle support AND having bigger wheels.
Is that correct? Hope that's correct, because that means that the swiveling my ankle is on me, it's my posture that's wrong and not perse the boot not supporting me enough, right?
Anyway, owning my first pair of skates for 4 days now, hehe.. Today i'm gonna teach myself to stop, slide and do the cross overs :D wish me luck ;)
yep i liked it but want to know difference between high top skates and low top because i want to custom shoes with skates on them for some fun and like the look of low top shoes like puma supercat or nikes like the blazer low. also i noticed detachables are popular and would like to know what is best for what do detachables stay on whole ride are they comfortable or permanently glued on skates so there just skates
Great helpful video! My two questions are: if skaters dont usually use brakes (like mentioned in video), how do they stop? The brakes on the quads look especially difficult for your body to do when not comfortable with turns.
In terms of stability, do you recommend quads or inline? I find sometimes the wheels of the quads (or even inline sometimes) push me towards the direction they want such as backwards if there’s a more downhill patch. Lol wondering what i should do to have more control of them. Thank you if you take the time to read 🙂
Great video! Those K2 redline skates look so cool, I havent seen a single review or video on them yet..Will you be the first??
I’ve always wondered with quad skates for speed turning do you also use a cross over technique or do you need to use a totally different skill??
its the same. only the ankle posture is different. on inlines, your ankle is kinda pressed against the wall of the shell. but on quads your really bending your ankle while all 4 wheels are on the ground. its definitely a flexibility that takes practice, especially if your transitioning from inlines to quads.
the crossing on quads is also alot deeper. it took me a while to figure that one out. the shorter wheelbase will get your tripping over your front break or your toes if you cross like you do on inlines. inlines long wheelbase will let you step over and forward. while quads make you step only over, because its wheelbase is so much shorter. if you run a really deep rocker on inlines (like 76/80/80/72, 72 in front) youll know a similar feeling.
good video
Thanks for the video, I have no choice but to use an inline skate because the lack of smooth surfaces in my area.
I've been using inline skates and ice skates since I was a kid, I'm 19 now and just ordered myself a pair of quad skates. I tried them once years ago and fell forward a couple times, but I'll properly try them again and update this comment!
Update? I grew up on inline skates and the first time I tried quad, it was a complete disaster. I may have given up too soon because I was so advanced with my inline skates that I just didn't expect it to be that difficult or different for me. I'll have to try again one of these days, but first I have to get back into rollerblading, been sick for years and am only just now able to try it out again. First time skating in many years, currently waiting for my skates to arrive.
@@Emidoki I’ve been practicing quite a bit, it’s really difficult since I’m used to putting more weight in my toes, but after a few days I managed to learn how to move without looking like a newborn deer. The tricky part is re-learning how to balance, but you’ll definitely get the hang of it after a few days of consistent practice!
@@Emidoki Happy for you that you’ll be able to skate again! I wish you luck, and I hope you have fun ☺️🤍
Update!! It's been about 2 months, and I've gained the courage to bring them to a mall. I think I did pretty well! I was able to stop myself when I needed to, and didn't bump into anything or anyone! Now, I didn't practice everyday, I only used the skates, maybe less than 5 times in the past 2 months, but I think the progress is doing well! I still don't know how to transition from forward to backward, but I'm working on it. Will update again when I remember to! 😅
The wheels don't steer on an inline skate but the geometry causes steering when tilted.
Este canal é português? Se sim alguém me sabe dizer se existem comunidades em Portgual a que alguém que quer aprender e começar a usar patins se possa juntar?
Whoa....no one ever told be about the turn before you break thing about quads as a kid lol. That's why I've always been scared to break because I thought I'd just be sailing over 😂
you mean brake?
brake = to decelerate
break = to destroy, to split into pieces
I’m a good indoor (quad) roller skater, but recently had more interest on outdoor skating. The information about how turning is different for inlines is definitely true! zD
Thanks for the video laying it all out for us.
i was using inline for about 2 years now
and i am still scared to try quad skates because roads in my town are not smooth
love ur videos bro
THANK YOU SO MUCH ALEN
New MT Plus? 👀
You can also stop with quads by dragging the very tip of the toe stop behind u
It’s 2023 and we still don’t have AirGear, smh
You’re so nice. 😁
video starts at 2:30
okay it's been two minutes and he said one is longer one is wider. jfc
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Im old school i prefer the quads
Brasileiro?!
Can skill share teach me how to skate? If so, won’t that take away from your channel?
U girl = quad skate
Hombre = in-line
I still think inline skate are easier. I still suck at quad skates idke
Bump playback speed to 1.75. 😉
I didnt click your video for yoga stuff
7:51
thats absolutly NOT true!
In-line always bc I’m not a lil bitch
First
boom!! thanks
Noice
Not sure you were skipping terms like lateral support on purpose, but because of that you overused the words "like this" and "like that", so the video sounded a bit disorganised. I guess you did this, because you aimed the vid for total beginners, but still you could have introduced those terms. For first timers.