Day 2 on my Lollys. I've been having the BEST time learning everything there is about roller skating. I'm so happy to support Moxi skates and everything it stands for. Massive thanks to you Estro, without you and your wisdom I never would have felt this inspired about this amazing form of transportation 🤩 I look forward the day when I need to get some Fundaes as my first wheel upgrade. GROW YOUNG!!! 💓
I watched the video where you talk about it for 2 hours and it was very interesting. 💙 But it's good to know there is a shorter one. Like directly to the point. Awesome!
I’ve always understood the concept of fundaes. However, they really would take me through HOURS at the park in the afternoon then I’d immediately head to a sunset roll out and skate for hours into the moonlight. That’s exactly what a fun day means to me. Anywho, just a tiny full circle moment of my quarantine thoughts🤍. Vertex wheels are fun too! They’re so big I feel like I’m riding on a speed chariot😎. Def a mood haha.😁🔥
Moxi wheels have absolutely 360’ed my roller skating experience; they are so smooth and don’t slip at all. Even though they’re outdoor wheels, I love them for just gliding in a roller disco😂.
I love using 68A and 70A skateboard wheels outdoors....indoors, I still stick to the Moxi Gummy. My rink is.....well...filthy! :( So much dust, I'm scared to go much higher, though I do have some 85's, too (Luminous)...but, yeah, rode an 88 a few weeks before the rink closed, seriously thought I was going to crash into the wall the first few laps, but I did adjust. Kind of. I was slowly getting used to them, but now that we're back outdoors again, I get to start the process all over. Yea? LOL The rink further away from me, though, I love my 95's and 96's - that rink is taken care of much better. Wheels are such a hard thing to figure out, especially for new skaters. However, those of us fortunate enough to have more than one rink nearby, or when a new rink opens up...and for a few of us, when we travel to other rinks...it can still be difficult. I almost always travel with a couple different wheels, just in case.
Yes! My boyfriend and I went to a different rink for our 2nd skate and could barely skate! Everything felt slippery! I'm thinking their skates had harder wheels.
@@nah.yell.e Personally, yes. (Sorry, didn't see this reply until just now.) But, again, part of it is skater preference, part of it is flooring/street surface, part of it is how well a rink is taken care of or how much debris is outside where you skate. For me, I love my 78's on MY street...literally around the corner (next street over), it's much smoother so I can roll a 92A on that road. This city sucks so you never know what you're going to run into here...LOL I just keep the 78's (and 85's - Luminous - of course) for outdoor as I do mostly street, sidewalk, and trail. I will sometimes switch when going to the local skate park - still a newbie at the park, so I still prefer something a *little* softer than most park skaters roll, just for a little extra stick and stability until I'm more used to it.
@@jessicarene731 Did you rent skates? What kind of floor? Also...humidity is a BIG factor where I live, too. Even with having my own skates and "outdoor" wheels, if it's humid on a wood floor, it can sometimes feel like you're ice skating out there! Can be scary when you're not expecting it. Every rink I go to, I always bring extra wheels, test out the surface with a single lap (maybe a few laps in winter, the cold effects your wheels, too) and then decide if I need/want to switch the wheels or not. It's a pain, but for the best roll, you need to adjust. I've been known to adjust people's rentals at the rink....so even if you don't have skates, you CAN use your own wheels if you have any...just be sure to put the originals back on before you turn them in. Most rinks don't care, as long as they get their original equipment back.
Thank you I skated so much when I was younger and am picking it back up with my child now I remembered because you just told me why I use to change out my skate wheels
The cushions you can upgrade to the magic cushions... I talk more about those in the "Anatomy of a roller skate, parts & tools" video at the 50 minute mark :)
I take outdoor wheels for everything, but indoors it's super sticky hahaha I never even used wheels higher than 80a (I love the vids with you! You're just lovely!!!)
Good video. Thank you for explaining that to me. I'm going to learn how to skate this year and I'm trying to learn as much as I can. Keep them coming. R.
I'm from holland.Me and my daughter bought both Moxi roller skates.And its the best buy we've made.We skate outdoors few times a week..we have the gummi wheels now..But if the streets are dirty with sand and there are cracks in the pavement.You cannot make speed.Do you recomment wheels higher A for outdoor skating.We want to make more speed.But with higher A the grip is less or not?.. We love your video's.And we learn a lot!Thanks for sharing!😃🤗
Thank you so much!! That quick video was very informative and to the point. Subscribed 😊😊 Still can't decide which skates I want to purchase though. It's many to choose from.
I have a question that has been pressing me. I want to get new toe stops but mine are bolt ons, can I get a nut and a stemmed toe stop and it still work?
Thanks so much for this video! It’s really helpful. I like to skate outside in Chicago and I’m a beginner, so based on your video I should probably get a 78A wheel. The skates I bought last year have Wheels: 61 x 38mm / 80A, Bearings: ABEC-7 Carbon Steel. Do you think it might be easier for me to skate if I bought the 78A wheels?
Hi I am skate parks, but my acid wheels are 53 86a, and they get stuck dropping in. Should I use a larger wheel until I get the drop ins down. What are your thoughts. I would appreciate your expertise. 🙏🌈❤️
This is perfect!!! 🛹Thank you so much ! This is so helpful no matter what! 🏄🏄♀️🏄♂️People could always use this depending on where they want to go or how they want to skate. 💘♥️❤️
was wondering if you can help me? Im going for speed, I tried radar halos 99A and they slipped too much indoors, then I tried a 95A and its alittle better but was going to try a 92 A (roller bones turbo) do you think its too soft for speed?
I’m a big fan! I am ready to order Lolly’s but wondering what the difference is between the Gummy, Juicy, and Fundae wheels are. I will be just recreational outdoor skating on pavement and city streets. Can you help? I’m looking for most comfortable and smoothest ride. I’m so excited!!!
I would literally die to get a pair of Moxi skates but unfortunately we don't have the money at home. Watching these videos and you skate brings me so much joy tho💓
Thank you for the Moxi products and love the videos. Looking forward to receiving my skates from you in September time frame. :) Meanwhile I bought Roller Girl. I am a beginner skater and I am having fun; but, now, I realize I may need a harder wheel. Thank you for all your help.
I realize this is an older video but I’m going to try my luck at a response anyway. When I was a teen I went skating every weekend. I bought my own skates but my friend told me the wheels were crap so he gave me a set he wasn’t using. They were on the smaller side and white. I used them and never had any issues. Fast forward 30 years and I am now taking my kids skating and getting back into it. I’m going to get myself a set of skates as I don’t have the ones I had as a teen. After some research I believe the white wheels I had as a teen were sure-grip all American plus. I remember my friend making a big deal about them being made of vanathane. I’m currently looking at some rollerbones nitro 97a. If I was on the all Americans as a teen would these nitro’s feel too soft to me? The rental skates I have been using seem too soft and make me work too hard. It seems that the all Americans rate around 101a is there that much difference between a 97a and a 101a? Any advise would be greatly appreciated.
I bought Roller Derby brand skates with 58mm by 40 mm Urethane speed formula wheels and Bevo silver 5 race rated bearings. Is this ok for beginners to casual skate outside? I’m having a hard time staying up right aka not banana peel falling when I stand.
I just bought new wheels, they are 80a. I could not find anything lower than that where I live. The ones that came with my original roller skate made it difficult to skate outside. Would 80a still be okay to roller skate on asphalt?
Would a softer wheel in a roller rink give you more stability? Example I can’t do any dance rhythm skating but I want to learn. Thinking softer slower wheels would help me while learning.
I'm planning on getting roller skates soon but the supply where I am is pretty much non-existent. I tried looking for ones on online shops and I saw some none-brand ones and I just plan on replacing the wheels for outdoors. Can I use wheels marketed to skateboards instead if I can find durameters that are used for outside roller skates? Thank you
Im planning on buying roller skates, those are 82a is it good for outdoors? Bc I would skate on asfalt, maybe something a bit smoother too. Where I live there are NO skate parks😑
Help! I am an OLD SCHOOL rollerskater- I'm talking 1980 :) I had a pair of "sneaker skates" back in the day that I took to a skateboarding shop and got wheels and bearings replaced - they looked like the polyurethane soft ones. I just remember that they really spun fast when I spun them with my hand. They were AWESOME - soft but fast. . I mostly was a rink skater. Now, my daughter's into it, and she wants to skate in a park with me....My skating style is just gliding, dancing etc... I want wheels that will be good for just cruising but not SLOW- I'm def not a beginner. Can you recommend a wheel or evn skate for me? TIA!!!!!
Awesome video Estro! I've been skating on speed skate size wheels my whole life but earlier tonight saw a skater named T_Stacks who blew my mind!! Do you know what kind of wheels are used for sliding like him? Ty
its a term for the different wheels! ☺️ wheels are good for rough surfaces like asphalt or sidewalds. Hard wheels are better for smooth surfaces like a rink or skatepark!
Do you think that it would be ok for me to start park skating in my gummy wheels is would love to get some park wheels but I can’t afford it right now so do you thinks that using gummy wheels will be ok as I start?
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Alright moxie Michelle it's Arna what absolutely ticks me the most about the industry is cleaning the ball bearings and not putting them in until it's Black sludge and reusing it and reusing it and then adding a little bit more and putting it into those whole kits out there a full oil kit and cleaning kit with your bottle and then you put it back in the seal bottle that holds that kind of equipment and it's just guzzled thrown away and not used not everyone's a technician of a mechanics of skates let alone using the equipment to clean them so let's talk about how many times you should reuse that same bottle one bottle to clean a ball bearing and how many times you should put it in your holding bottle after it's cleaned the only used it till it's black and how much chemical danger in the environment of all those spills and wastes of cleaning ball bearing kits have some sensibility the whole ball bearing kit is about sustainability
No one will help me. I was told to get new bearings and wheels(black all american) and my wheels won't move like everyone else's. I can't move as fast but have to work harder. I have consulted skate shops, skating rink owners and good skaters and no one will help me. I am at a standstill. I can't skate and I won't ever skate again until I find out what's wrong because I'm not spending anymore money on wheels and bearings.
I'm sure we could help you find a solution! You can book a VSS appointment with us if you'd like. It's a virtual zoom call where we can look at the skates and get a better idea of what's going on! www.moxiskates.com/pages/virtual-skate-shop
Thank you, I have always wondered what the difference is! It’s so hard to find videos that explain!
SophiaBallet yea or the vids explaining are superr longg, estrojen makes it wayy less complicated
This video was short, to the point and easy to understand. Thank you so much Estro-Jen!
You're so welcome!
I actually need this tonight as I'm buying my first pair of skates for outdoors and am just confused by all the choices of wheels. thank you!
Day 2 on my Lollys. I've been having the BEST time learning everything there is about roller skating. I'm so happy to support Moxi skates and everything it stands for. Massive thanks to you Estro, without you and your wisdom I never would have felt this inspired about this amazing form of transportation 🤩
I look forward the day when I need to get some Fundaes as my first wheel upgrade.
GROW YOUNG!!! 💓
YEOWWWW!!!!! Live it UP! UP UP! I feel you!
To the point and just what I needed. Thanks.
Thank you estro! I hear your voice in my head guiding me as I skate. You bring me joy!
Aww wow! Thats such a beautiful compliment! Thank you !!! I am totally cheerleading you on!
Thank you for explaining this in less than 5 minutes because these other videos were driving me insane!🤗
I watched the video where you talk about it for 2 hours and it was very interesting. 💙 But it's good to know there is a shorter one. Like directly to the point. Awesome!
I just changed my wheels. My second week as a rollerskater.im enjoying it!!
I’ve always understood the concept of fundaes. However, they really would take me through HOURS at the park in the afternoon then I’d immediately head to a sunset roll out and skate for hours into the moonlight. That’s exactly what a fun day means to me. Anywho, just a tiny full circle moment of my quarantine thoughts🤍. Vertex wheels are fun too! They’re so big I feel like I’m riding on a speed chariot😎. Def a mood haha.😁🔥
Hopefully I develop enough skill to do park and ramps soon. Thanks for the wheel hardness tips
Hello! This is a pulley from China. I just watched your video and it was very good.
Moxi wheels have absolutely 360’ed my roller skating experience; they are so smooth and don’t slip at all. Even though they’re outdoor wheels, I love them for just gliding in a roller disco😂.
I love using 68A and 70A skateboard wheels outdoors....indoors, I still stick to the Moxi Gummy. My rink is.....well...filthy! :( So much dust, I'm scared to go much higher, though I do have some 85's, too (Luminous)...but, yeah, rode an 88 a few weeks before the rink closed, seriously thought I was going to crash into the wall the first few laps, but I did adjust. Kind of. I was slowly getting used to them, but now that we're back outdoors again, I get to start the process all over. Yea? LOL
The rink further away from me, though, I love my 95's and 96's - that rink is taken care of much better.
Wheels are such a hard thing to figure out, especially for new skaters. However, those of us fortunate enough to have more than one rink nearby, or when a new rink opens up...and for a few of us, when we travel to other rinks...it can still be difficult. I almost always travel with a couple different wheels, just in case.
Have you found the luminous to be good for indoor and outdoor?
Yes! My boyfriend and I went to a different rink for our 2nd skate and could barely skate! Everything felt slippery! I'm thinking their skates had harder wheels.
@@nah.yell.e Personally, yes. (Sorry, didn't see this reply until just now.) But, again, part of it is skater preference, part of it is flooring/street surface, part of it is how well a rink is taken care of or how much debris is outside where you skate. For me, I love my 78's on MY street...literally around the corner (next street over), it's much smoother so I can roll a 92A on that road. This city sucks so you never know what you're going to run into here...LOL I just keep the 78's (and 85's - Luminous - of course) for outdoor as I do mostly street, sidewalk, and trail. I will sometimes switch when going to the local skate park - still a newbie at the park, so I still prefer something a *little* softer than most park skaters roll, just for a little extra stick and stability until I'm more used to it.
@@jessicarene731 Did you rent skates? What kind of floor?
Also...humidity is a BIG factor where I live, too. Even with having my own skates and "outdoor" wheels, if it's humid on a wood floor, it can sometimes feel like you're ice skating out there! Can be scary when you're not expecting it.
Every rink I go to, I always bring extra wheels, test out the surface with a single lap (maybe a few laps in winter, the cold effects your wheels, too) and then decide if I need/want to switch the wheels or not. It's a pain, but for the best roll, you need to adjust.
I've been known to adjust people's rentals at the rink....so even if you don't have skates, you CAN use your own wheels if you have any...just be sure to put the originals back on before you turn them in. Most rinks don't care, as long as they get their original equipment back.
Helpfull and well done. Thank you!
Thank you I skated so much when I was younger and am picking it back up with my child now I remembered because you just told me why I use to change out my skate wheels
I guess this answers my question of whether or not Radar Energy wheels would be good in a hardwood roller rink
no soft 78a wheel are 'good' at the roller rink since they are soft, absorb energy and make skating harder work
You’re an amazing teacher 👩🏻🏫im learning soo much! 🤓 i was wondering about the cushions?
The cushions you can upgrade to the magic cushions... I talk more about those in the
"Anatomy of a roller skate, parts & tools" video at the 50 minute mark :)
I take outdoor wheels for everything, but indoors it's super sticky hahaha
I never even used wheels higher than 80a
(I love the vids with you! You're just lovely!!!)
Your passion comes through in the video. Thanks for the info as well. God's love and blessings.
Good video. Thank you for explaining that to me. I'm going to learn how to skate this year and I'm trying to learn as much as I can. Keep them coming. R.
Thank you took ages to find the right video
Can I use an 82A hardness wheel when I start park skating?
Worked in inspection at a rubber auto parts plant and used B Durometers to check hardness.
I'm from holland.Me and my daughter bought both Moxi roller skates.And its the best buy we've made.We skate outdoors few times a week..we have the gummi wheels now..But if the streets are dirty with sand and there are cracks in the pavement.You cannot make speed.Do you recomment wheels higher A for outdoor skating.We want to make more speed.But with higher A the grip is less or not?..
We love your video's.And we learn a lot!Thanks for sharing!😃🤗
Love how the vid got edited! Love it!
You seem to me like a very nice and down to earth person. I love your videos and explanations. 🛼❤💕
Thanks for the explanation, now I know what wheels to go for 👍
Thank you so much!! That quick video was very informative and to the point. Subscribed 😊😊 Still can't decide which skates I want to purchase though. It's many to choose from.
Does someone know what the best wheels for outdoor skating are in Europe ? I struggle to skate in a lot of surfaces outside with my Rookies
I have a question that has been pressing me. I want to get new toe stops but mine are bolt ons, can I get a nut and a stemmed toe stop and it still work?
Thats a great question. I do not know whether you can anymore, but they (shops) used to sell converters but I haven't seen them in years.
Thanks so much for this video! It’s really helpful. I like to skate outside in Chicago and I’m a beginner, so based on your video I should probably get a 78A wheel. The skates I bought last year have Wheels: 61 x 38mm / 80A, Bearings: ABEC-7 Carbon Steel. Do you think it might be easier for me to skate if I bought the 78A wheels?
Hi I am skate parks, but my acid wheels are 53 86a, and they get stuck dropping in. Should I use a larger wheel until I get the drop ins down. What are your thoughts. I would appreciate your expertise. 🙏🌈❤️
From the Bahamas, im watching
Perfect explanation
Thank you beautiful girl, love your videos, good knowledge, you make it easy to understand.
This is perfect!!! 🛹Thank you so much ! This is so helpful no matter what! 🏄🏄♀️🏄♂️People could always use this depending on where they want to go or how they want to skate. 💘♥️❤️
I just skated yesterday for the first time in 9 years. Aurora quads carbon train, witch doctor quads. I remember wicked lips were to top quad wheels.
was wondering if you can help me? Im going for speed, I tried radar halos 99A and they slipped too much indoors, then I tried a 95A and its alittle better but was going to try a 92 A (roller bones turbo) do you think its too soft for speed?
I’m a big fan! I am ready to order Lolly’s but wondering what the difference is between the Gummy, Juicy, and Fundae wheels are. I will be just recreational outdoor skating on pavement and city streets. Can you help? I’m looking for most comfortable and smoothest ride. I’m so excited!!!
I would literally die to get a pair of Moxi skates but unfortunately we don't have the money at home. Watching these videos and you skate brings me so much joy tho💓
I'm trying to find a hyrid wheel that would work well on both ramps and outdoors cruising. Is that even possible or do I have to choose?
Fundaes?
Thank you for the Moxi products and love the videos. Looking forward to receiving my skates from you in September time frame. :) Meanwhile I bought Roller Girl. I am a beginner skater and I am having fun; but, now, I realize I may need a harder wheel. Thank you for all your help.
I realize this is an older video but I’m going to try my luck at a response anyway. When I was a teen I went skating every weekend. I bought my own skates but my friend told me the wheels were crap so he gave me a set he wasn’t using. They were on the smaller side and white. I used them and never had any issues. Fast forward 30 years and I am now taking my kids skating and getting back into it. I’m going to get myself a set of skates as I don’t have the ones I had as a teen. After some research I believe the white wheels I had as a teen were sure-grip all American plus. I remember my friend making a big deal about them being made of vanathane. I’m currently looking at some rollerbones nitro 97a. If I was on the all Americans as a teen would these nitro’s feel too soft to me? The rental skates I have been using seem too soft and make me work too hard. It seems that the all Americans rate around 101a is there that much difference between a 97a and a 101a? Any advise would be greatly appreciated.
nice, quick, and informative! Love it :D
THANK YOU!!! I was lost
Can you use a inside wheels outside for a short period of time?
Thanks for that info that helps me out a lot!
I bought Roller Derby brand skates with 58mm by 40 mm Urethane speed formula wheels and Bevo silver 5 race rated bearings. Is this ok for beginners to casual skate outside? I’m having a hard time staying up right aka not banana peel falling when I stand.
Very helpful!! Thanks a lot.
Hi, wonderful, educational video! Thank you :). What are all the orange wheels on the skates behind you?
i love your "love is love" sweater where did you get it from? let me know
I just bought new wheels, they are 80a. I could not find anything lower than that where I live. The ones that came with my original roller skate made it difficult to skate outside. Would 80a still be okay to roller skate on asphalt?
Would a softer wheel in a roller rink give you more stability? Example I can’t do any dance rhythm skating but I want to learn. Thinking softer slower wheels would help me while learning.
Yes, it could! Or even a larger, more squared off hard wheel.
What's the difference between A wheels and D wheels? I saw that there are also D wheels; for example, I saw 47 D Roll-Line wheels.
I'm planning on getting roller skates soon but the supply where I am is pretty much non-existent. I tried looking for ones on online shops and I saw some none-brand ones and I just plan on replacing the wheels for outdoors. Can I use wheels marketed to skateboards instead if I can find durameters that are used for outside roller skates? Thank you
Im planning on buying roller skates, those are 82a is it good for outdoors? Bc I would skate on asfalt, maybe something a bit smoother too. Where I live there are NO skate parks😑
If I want to street skate and be on sidewalks what wheels are good
Help! I am an OLD SCHOOL rollerskater- I'm talking 1980 :) I had a pair of "sneaker skates" back in the day that I took to a skateboarding shop and got wheels and bearings replaced - they looked like the polyurethane soft ones. I just remember that they really spun fast when I spun them with my hand. They were AWESOME - soft but fast. . I mostly was a rink skater. Now, my daughter's into it, and she wants to skate in a park with me....My skating style is just gliding, dancing etc... I want wheels that will be good for just cruising but not SLOW- I'm def not a beginner. Can you recommend a wheel or evn skate for me? TIA!!!!!
Loved the information… Super informative! And you’re cute too
Awesome video Estro! I've been skating on speed skate size wheels my whole life but earlier tonight saw a skater named T_Stacks who blew my mind!! Do you know what kind of wheels are used for sliding like him? Ty
Ok I got 97a 57m indoor wheels, vnla fame indoor and they stick to the floor,
whats the difference between your trick wheels n fundaes?
Would the gummy wheel fit sure grip skates?
When are the new bags going to be on the website 😍 🖤 I can't wait to order one!!
Good thing I watched this video. I was thinking the opposite - thank you.
I need that hoodie
We need a WIDE skate please!
I have a wide foot myself and the Moxi panther skate has been my best find
So is boardwalk skate wheels good for side walk and streets, pebble rocks?
Does anyone know what type of wheels the moxi lolly outdoors skates come with?
but do soft wheels feel soft when compressed or is the word soft just a term for the type of wheel
its a term for the different wheels! ☺️ wheels are good for rough surfaces like asphalt or sidewalds. Hard wheels are better for smooth surfaces like a rink or skatepark!
Hello, are wheels the same for roller skates and skateboards? I am new at roller skating a little afraid because I am not 20 any more lol
Ty
Do you think that it would be ok for me to start park skating in my gummy wheels is would love to get some park wheels but I can’t afford it right now so do you thinks that using gummy wheels will be ok as I start?
Moxi Roller Skates do think it would be ok then if used 82A wheels because they are the only harder wheels I have
Any chance Ill get my juicys before winter since ive waited all summer and still nothin????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Do the funday wheels work well at the skate park?
Thank you!!!
The wheels that come with my skates are a 82A, is that still fine for outdoor skating then, as a beginner? :)
Yes that should be fine :) How are you liking them?
I love this so much 🥺
When all you want is to buy roller skates but they’re sold out everywhere💔 and then you see her backdrop😩 I’d love to purchase any of those🥺
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Hi!
hiiiiiieeeee. I purchased Lolly Skates online and I'm waiting for someone to respond to my email...I need to change my order to the lolly build from scratch...my feet are too wide and big for the general selling ones.
YASSS!
Hi
Thats what she said 😁
I need skates help I'm going crazy
Where can I get some I've been slowly dying inside I need skates and the outdoors anyone with ssd's suggestions
Alright moxie Michelle it's Arna what absolutely ticks me the most about the industry is cleaning the ball bearings and not putting them in until it's Black sludge and reusing it and reusing it and then adding a little bit more and putting it into those whole kits out there a full oil kit and cleaning kit with your bottle and then you put it back in the seal bottle that holds that kind of equipment and it's just guzzled thrown away and not used not everyone's a technician of a mechanics of skates let alone using the equipment to clean them so let's talk about how many times you should reuse that same bottle one bottle to clean a ball bearing and how many times you should put it in your holding bottle after it's cleaned the only used it till it's black and how much chemical danger in the environment of all those spills and wastes of cleaning ball bearing kits have some sensibility the whole ball bearing kit is about sustainability
What’s the difference between gummy and juicy?
Angela East functionally- nothing!
No one will help me. I was told to get new bearings and wheels(black all american) and my wheels won't move like everyone else's.
I can't move as fast but have to work harder. I have consulted skate shops, skating rink owners and good skaters and no one will help me.
I am at a standstill. I can't skate and I won't ever skate again until I find out what's wrong because I'm not spending anymore money on wheels and bearings.
I'm sure we could help you find a solution! You can book a VSS appointment with us if you'd like. It's a virtual zoom call where we can look at the skates and get a better idea of what's going on!
www.moxiskates.com/pages/virtual-skate-shop
how about you don't wear a political shirt!!!
It's her channel she can wear what she wants
Love this video💚