Hey Tess, thanks for all your videos, it's really cool to learn from someone with a derby background! I just bought my first skates a week ago and like your videos for beginners. My skate goal right now is to get confident and "stable" enough to try some jamming or maybe get a spin going or something like that 🙂.
I watched this video because you were putting on the pink Atom Pulse wheels. I'm looking to buy those in pink, and really wanted to see what they actually look like. I was looking at the 62mm wheels, because I was concerned that the 65's would be too big and cause wheel drag? Not sure that's the right term. I've seen people saying they rub up against the screw that comes down under the boot. I recently got the Moxi Beach Bunny skates. And I need bigger wheels than what came on them, as well as wheels that work well on really rough surfaces. I've read a lot of reviews that say these are really good for that. Since you use them, how do they do for you on really rough surfaces? And I hope you do another video soon! I really love your videos. 🥰
So the #'s are the softness/hardness of the wheels, not the size (like the wheel isn't bigger or smaller ☺️). The lower the number, the softer the wheels. If you're outside, you'll want a soft wheel to absorb the shock. Give em a whirl. And thank you so much, I appreciate the support. I will be back soon ;)
@@SkatewithTess oh yes. I know the numbers for the hard or softness. I was concerned that the 65mm wheel would be too large for my skates. People who've reviewed these wheels in that size for the Beach Bunny skates, have all said they're too tall because of the screw that comes down from the boot. So the wheels drag across that screw. But I ordered these in the 62mm, so im crossing my fingers that they'll help me to finally skate on the rough concrete. 🤞
Baby skater here Totally binging your videos today lol loving your whole vibe. You are an amazing teacher.❤️
Hey Tess, thanks for all your videos, it's really cool to learn from someone with a derby background! I just bought my first skates a week ago and like your videos for beginners. My skate goal right now is to get confident and "stable" enough to try some jamming or maybe get a spin going or something like that 🙂.
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I watched this video because you were putting on the pink Atom Pulse wheels. I'm looking to buy those in pink, and really wanted to see what they actually look like. I was looking at the 62mm wheels, because I was concerned that the 65's would be too big and cause wheel drag? Not sure that's the right term. I've seen people saying they rub up against the screw that comes down under the boot. I recently got the Moxi Beach Bunny skates. And I need bigger wheels than what came on them, as well as wheels that work well on really rough surfaces. I've read a lot of reviews that say these are really good for that. Since you use them, how do they do for you on really rough surfaces? And I hope you do another video soon! I really love your videos. 🥰
So the #'s are the softness/hardness of the wheels, not the size (like the wheel isn't bigger or smaller ☺️). The lower the number, the softer the wheels. If you're outside, you'll want a soft wheel to absorb the shock. Give em a whirl. And thank you so much, I appreciate the support. I will be back soon ;)
@@SkatewithTess oh yes. I know the numbers for the hard or softness. I was concerned that the 65mm wheel would be too large for my skates. People who've reviewed these wheels in that size for the Beach Bunny skates, have all said they're too tall because of the screw that comes down from the boot. So the wheels drag across that screw. But I ordered these in the 62mm, so im crossing my fingers that they'll help me to finally skate on the rough concrete. 🤞