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As a 40yo getting back into it, who skated exclusively anti-rocker before, the feeling of ease and fluidity that a flat setup provides FAR out-ranks making grinding and landing easier. I get a newfound joy out of just skating around, grinds and jumps are an added bonus now.
I can relate with that. I took it one step further with a 5-wheel wizard frame on an agresive boot. I'm straight floating around the skate park. With no h-block it's all grinds involving sole plate but it's all good. I'm more so trying to catch a wave than pick and poke at a single rail all day.
The biggest thing with the knees is that with flat you have twice as much urethane to absorb the impact. Which is really good for those who have bad knees or are getting older.
on the flip side the wheel bite and falling is far greater and i'd say isnt a balanced pro and con. The pro is so small compared to the cons, ill happily skate anti rocker as its just, well for me an older guy its the skating evolution, there's a reason we used them as well as backslide plates. Making it harder because,... reasons just seems silly
This is exactly why I don't skate flat. Although I'm pretty excited to try the JT frames by iqon. Promising but there's still a lot of downsides to skating flat. I'll always be more comfortable with anti. And if you get good wheels and good bearings you'll go just as fast.
I agree, the only skate I will always skate flat is the Aeons, or the Symmetrics frame. Mostly I'll just be on FL3 or Fluid4's. I tried the GC flat frame and it felt like it was banana rockered and felt squirly everywhere.
First Ricardo and now you, its like the world is trying to give me a sign to skate Anti. I just absolutely despise how antirocker feels while rolling. That on top of the fact that i want to learn how to integrate aspects of wizard skating into my aggressive skating
Stockwell skated anti and carved bowls etc, broskow skates anti so does aragon and look at his pass sections. Don't let the cool kids bully you in to flat. 😂
As a skater in my 30's who was around when blading was still in the Xgames... Ive only known anti-rocker. It was never really popular back in the day to ride flat on the west coast.
My preference is anti-rocker setup with bullet / round profile wheels. It gives you the stable feeling but also adds enough moveability to make them feel playful.
I recently moved over to some Them frames setup flat 56, and I am considering never trying anything else just because I can access the UFS bolts without removing the wheels haha. I also think they skate nice and I don't struggle with wheelbite on them any more than I did on my Fluid Vs. But yeah being able to go from flat to big wheel or anti without removing wheels or feeling like I'm going to strip a UFS bolt is amazing. It's not a dream! It just takes a specific setup lol
just got back into skating again and have usd Sway 60 flat. what frames do you have? With the USD Sway 60's i need to adjust to the frame hitting the surface i skate in turns/ landing 180 air's etc wich made me crash pretty hard on an indoor park bowl, didn't have that problem with my K2's 20 years ago lol (had those anti rocker).
For any flat rolling lad having trouble with landing gaps, get a longer frame. For a lot of these I haven't really been bothered except the knee thing. I can recommend doing leg days at the gym to every aggro rollerblader.
I found the way to meet both styles in the middle. By using Undercovers 55mm/95a wheels in the middle and dead wheels 58mm/90a on the outside. This gave me the maneuverability of flat and the feel of anti rocket when I do groove tricks. Plus you can get the UFS bolts off without taking the wheels out.
it all depends on the way you skate. i tried anti rocker again when i did my blank team skate review and grinding felt exactly the same as when i rode flat. that train track feeling skating up to ledges or anything fucked with me way too much and that wouldve been reason enough to not ride anti ha
wooo freestyle crew! so rare to see anyone rock a freestyle frame anymore, i always used type -m frames because i liked to skate thick ledges alot, combined with harder wheels = no wheelbite at all,really gives you that ice skate feeling,and i felt more accurate while landing backwards. im 43 now and thinking about getting me a new pair o skates,maybe get a flat and a freestyle frame to test the diff!
@hydro_snake love kizer type Ms. I skated the freestyle X frames by kizer but I also skate ledges and need the chunky Type M. Im 40 as well. I imagine most freestyle set up skaters are our age lol. I got heavy into Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and hung the skates up. Reslly need to grt bqck to it!
@@Vercingetorix.Rising yesh,so i would guess freestyle frames are more for the ledgy type of skater,they perform kinda terrible in ramps tho! and you should get back,i thougt about getting back but starting off with KIZER - Superfluid Shift ,since u can change those to flat,freestyle or antirocker,never had those options back then!
@hydro_snake im sure i will. I still got a few pairs of gens , dope ones too all red and a purple pair I built. Also got a pair of white SLs.. maybe I will go skate some ledges this spring
That point you made about grinding flat being harder on the knees is so relatable. I really wanted a skate flat a couple of years ago, thinking it would actually help me knees - instead I tore my meniscus doing a mizou on a curb of all things! There was something about the low elevation, the jerking motion as a consequence of the wheel bite and the angle of my knee that was a perfect storm for the joint to just completely fail 😂 Each time I thought that doing a mizou wasn’t going to be a problem, it immediately became a problem in a flat setup and instead of rolling away with steez I would be rolling around on the floor in immense pain. I switched back to anti rocker after a few months, and that problem doesn’t occur anymore - but I am also wearing a sports brace on my knee out of sheer paranoia! Great video, Brandon - keep it up 👏🏼
Great video I do run 2 setups currently one with oysi frames and one with creates anti and your video is spot on for the issues with running flat even though technically my oysi are rockered.... I find myself going back to anti towards the end of my sessions to land those more technical grinds with ease lol. But it is so much more fun carving, gaining speed easier, and rolling over any imperfections with a flat setup.
Shifts on fl4s are my favourite setup. Sls on fl3s are also my other setup if i just want to find a ledge and have a session on it and learn new grinds.
could you do a review on rockered impala inline skates? reviews said it has a rockered set-up. i'm thinking of getting a pair but i don't know if they can do simple slalom moves. you have the best impala inline review videos so i hope you could make the time...
Thanks for saying that. All Impala Inline skates can have the middle wheels rockered down which will make Slalom tricks possible. There is probably better options out there for Slalom but the Impalas shoudln't hold you back in anyway. If you like those skates, go for it. I'm no slalom expert though 😅
This is a good one. Being in my 40s and had been flo for flo by 4x4, I switched so much times just for fun. I was comfortable riding flat, aka 4-down. Skating a huge fat bar or ledge, no wheels was soooo much fun. Skate snobs will dis what I said, but it's what we do. We have fun. I also love flat. Flat is soon much fun, but wheel bite is very real and if you're going full speed with confidence and you slam on wheel bite you're going to get very nervous and that takes away your mentality of doing it. Anti on Aeons is fun... I love the back wheel sticking out and the H-block being tight. It feels so fun. The only thing is after riding flat, I feel all the cracks. I want to play with wizard frames soon. Hopefully, really soon. But I'm tired of skate snobs talking down on others when they should just skate. If I hear one more anti is cheating or if you didn't grab it, it doesn't count, I might just start skating alone. ATL Walt or aka Vegas Austin will make fun, but he was always playing around. Have fun and try new things
Depending on what type of skating you are into. IMO I prefer flat for skating transition, park skating, and street skating, and I rock anti-rocker when doing grinds. I know some dudes that just primarily skate anti because they pretty much are just grinder skaters.
Definitely start with flat. When your just beginning you should put a decent amount of time getting good at just skating around and feeling comfortable in your skates.
I have been skating aggressive for 1 year, started on Aeons and loved turning on them. When I started getting obsessed with grinding I started having wheel bite issues. Got the Richie Eisler bullet profile 59mm wheels and most of the wheel bite disappeared, but turning felt strange vs round profile wheels. Decided to go with Blank boots and Oysi Med frame and I swear I have not noticed a single case of wheel bite and they roll as fast as the Aeons and turn/carve almost as well. And I felt like my grinds progressed twice as fast once I got on the Blank/Oysi Med setup. Maybe when I start trying backside grinds I'll have issues... I'll find out in the next few months lol. I tried the Blank stock anti setup for a couple sessions but I just felt awkward with the train track feeling. I must admit, I'm really interested in the upcoming Standard Omni, I'm considering giving that a shot as an anti setup and see if I can be converted!
Wszystko ma wady i zalety na flacie fajnie się skaczę gapy i jest dobra prędkość ale na freestyle o wiele lepiej się ślizga i rolki dużo lżejsze,good video😊
@@BrandonDrummondYes, I've been skating Aeons for three years and really like how they ride (although soul tricks are slow). I'm injured presently, but considering riding anti-rocker when I get Back to the Grind. I hope anti-rocker will help me hold longer grinds, especially on ledges.
Flat is when you have 4 of the same size wheel on each foot, anti rocker is when you have 2 normal wheels and 2 smaller plastic wheels to grind on, on each foot.
man i thought ths sport was dead... i did this for years as a teen everyday for hours... back in the day you use to have to get the dremel out and make those groves yourself... i might have to get a pair of blades again
Personal Preference is how I see it. Anti sounds and feels more for beginners or people who need assistance in doing tricks. Alex Broskow and a few other do well on Anti but Flat does not suck or worse than Anti... and 8 wheels is smoother surfin... 4 is slow and wears your wheels down faster!
Say one rider ou can ride more smooth than joe atkinson or an other one on flat . And if you can ride with flat set up you can ride with anything so you’re more accurate
What a load of nonsense I've skated flat since 97 and now it's 2023 and still skate flat you just need a 56mm wheel and yes I still skate salomon St originals 😂
@@SoberRollerSlimThey all copy each other's subjects on content just like every other UA-camr does. When one person that leads that area makes a video the rest just follow on the same or similar subject
Love all your videos but this one is useless. These kind of videos feel very clickbaity. Plus its just fuelling the anti vs flat divide, wich is already dumb to begin with. 10 reasons for blablabla... Just ride what feels good for you, its all very subjective. I'm 38, skated anti all my life and switched to flat a year ago. I dont see myself going back. For all the downsides I see more upsides, but that is very much subjective to my experience. My knees and lower back are thanking me though, cause the impacts are more dampened. Anyways keep it up but I wish you and Lino stop doing this kind of content.
Apologies for the construction sounds in the background & thanks to Lino for the inspo ❤
Consider supporting me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/BrandonDrummond
As a 40yo getting back into it, who skated exclusively anti-rocker before, the feeling of ease and fluidity that a flat setup provides FAR out-ranks making grinding and landing easier.
I get a newfound joy out of just skating around, grinds and jumps are an added bonus now.
I can relate with that. I took it one step further with a 5-wheel wizard frame on an agresive boot. I'm straight floating around the skate park. With no h-block it's all grinds involving sole plate but it's all good. I'm more so trying to catch a wave than pick and poke at a single rail all day.
You should get some urban skates with big wheels if you love just skating around cities and jumping stuff
The biggest thing with the knees is that with flat you have twice as much urethane to absorb the impact. Which is really good for those who have bad knees or are getting older.
on the flip side the wheel bite and falling is far greater and i'd say isnt a balanced pro and con. The pro is so small compared to the cons, ill happily skate anti rocker as its just, well for me an older guy its the skating evolution, there's a reason we used them as well as backslide plates. Making it harder because,... reasons just seems silly
I tried anti rocker and I hate losing my speed and being agile. Plus being a size 12 it make skating Park like having scooters on my feet.
Still a "beginner" , still gonna ride flat. I don't like the train track feeling of anti, its horrible.
This is exactly why I don't skate flat. Although I'm pretty excited to try the JT frames by iqon. Promising but there's still a lot of downsides to skating flat. I'll always be more comfortable with anti. And if you get good wheels and good bearings you'll go just as fast.
I agree, the only skate I will always skate flat is the Aeons, or the Symmetrics frame. Mostly I'll just be on FL3 or Fluid4's. I tried the GC flat frame and it felt like it was banana rockered and felt squirly everywhere.
Ive just started skating a Oysi frame and i really enjoy it
First Ricardo and now you, its like the world is trying to give me a sign to skate Anti. I just absolutely despise how antirocker feels while rolling. That on top of the fact that i want to learn how to integrate aspects of wizard skating into my aggressive skating
Just stay flat at this point
FREE STYLES FTW!!!
Flat all day. No easy mode.
Stockwell skated anti and carved bowls etc, broskow skates anti so does aragon and look at his pass sections. Don't let the cool kids bully you in to flat. 😂
Stockwell also said on jump street that he would never ride anti again after riding flat😂 js🤷🏿♂️
Hell I still skate on freestyle frames lol
Tell Jeff I'm skating his skates rockered
This would be a classic example of "these guys are really good despite their wheel setup, not because of it."
@@almostrememberedNo, no, no!
It's definitely smart to base things on top-level pros who are clear exceptions to the rule.
That’s why I love Oysi medium. Roll with 8 down, grinds like anti.
As a skater in my 30's who was around when blading was still in the Xgames... Ive only known anti-rocker. It was never really popular back in the day to ride flat on the west coast.
Hahah, awesome round up there Brandon, once again loving it! :)
My preference is anti-rocker setup with bullet / round profile wheels. It gives you the stable feeling but also adds enough moveability to make them feel playful.
I recently moved over to some Them frames setup flat 56, and I am considering never trying anything else just because I can access the UFS bolts without removing the wheels haha. I also think they skate nice and I don't struggle with wheelbite on them any more than I did on my Fluid Vs. But yeah being able to go from flat to big wheel or anti without removing wheels or feeling like I'm going to strip a UFS bolt is amazing. It's not a dream! It just takes a specific setup lol
Awesome video ! Thanks for making this.
I skate 60 flat and can't remember the last time wheel bite was a problem for me. It all depends on your frames and wheel durometer
just got back into skating again and have usd Sway 60 flat. what frames do you have?
With the USD Sway 60's i need to adjust to the frame hitting the surface i skate in turns/ landing 180 air's etc wich made me crash pretty hard on an indoor park bowl, didn't have that problem with my K2's 20 years ago lol (had those anti rocker).
@@FATSNAIL-FPV ground control flt4 with dead 58mm wheels is a great set up for sways
@@mattkamachaitis7549 thanks!
For any flat rolling lad having trouble with landing gaps, get a longer frame. For a lot of these I haven't really been bothered except the knee thing. I can recommend doing leg days at the gym to every aggro rollerblader.
The wheel highlighted as "round" is actually a "bullet" profile. The one below it is round.
I found the way to meet both styles in the middle. By using Undercovers 55mm/95a wheels in the middle and dead wheels 58mm/90a on the outside. This gave me the maneuverability of flat and the feel of anti rocket when I do groove tricks. Plus you can get the UFS bolts off without taking the wheels out.
how is this giving you the maneuverability of flat when you have 2 wheels still not touching the ground at all
I love the feel of the Dead wheels, but I ride flat 58mm 95a on the whole skate.
it all depends on the way you skate. i tried anti rocker again when i did my blank team skate review and grinding felt exactly the same as when i rode flat. that train track feeling skating up to ledges or anything fucked with me way too much and that wouldve been reason enough to not ride anti ha
As an anti/freestyle skater, I can littersly skate an h block until it snaps. Wild grooves
wooo freestyle crew! so rare to see anyone rock a freestyle frame anymore, i always used type -m frames because i liked to skate thick ledges alot, combined with harder wheels = no wheelbite at all,really gives you that ice skate feeling,and i felt more accurate while landing backwards. im 43 now and thinking about getting me a new pair o skates,maybe get a flat and a freestyle frame to test the diff!
@hydro_snake love kizer type Ms. I skated the freestyle X frames by kizer but I also skate ledges and need the chunky Type M.
Im 40 as well. I imagine most freestyle set up skaters are our age lol.
I got heavy into Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and hung the skates up. Reslly need to grt bqck to it!
@@Vercingetorix.Rising yesh,so i would guess freestyle frames are more for the ledgy type of skater,they perform kinda terrible in ramps tho! and you should get back,i thougt about getting back but starting off with KIZER - Superfluid Shift ,since u can change those to flat,freestyle or antirocker,never had those options back then!
@hydro_snake im sure i will. I still got a few pairs of gens , dope ones too all red and a purple pair I built. Also got a pair of white SLs.. maybe I will go skate some ledges this spring
I tore my meniscus riding flat. Listen to this man!
That point you made about grinding flat being harder on the knees is so relatable. I really wanted a skate flat a couple of years ago, thinking it would actually help me knees - instead I tore my meniscus doing a mizou on a curb of all things!
There was something about the low elevation, the jerking motion as a consequence of the wheel bite and the angle of my knee that was a perfect storm for the joint to just completely fail 😂 Each time I thought that doing a mizou wasn’t going to be a problem, it immediately became a problem in a flat setup and instead of rolling away with steez I would be rolling around on the floor in immense pain. I switched back to anti rocker after a few months, and that problem doesn’t occur anymore - but I am also wearing a sports brace on my knee out of sheer paranoia!
Great video, Brandon - keep it up 👏🏼
Bro, wheel bite on a mizou should not be a thing, even on 100mm wizards lol.
Yeah, never heard of wheel bite on a mizou.
BTW, I just tore my meniscus on a royale, but not because of wheel bite.
Great video I do run 2 setups currently one with oysi frames and one with creates anti and your video is spot on for the issues with running flat even though technically my oysi are rockered.... I find myself going back to anti towards the end of my sessions to land those more technical grinds with ease lol. But it is so much more fun carving, gaining speed easier, and rolling over any imperfections with a flat setup.
I skate flat a vast majority of the time. Anti is great when starting to learn new grinds.
Have LOVED flat for SO long. I think you (and the Omni skates coming out) convinced me to go back to ant-rocker. Thanks!
Hahaha, until the end of the video 😂
I have zero problems with turning, getting speed and skating around on a good anti setup with quality wheels/bearings.
I'll die on my flat skates! Great Vidya thanks amigo!
Shifts on fl4s are my favourite setup. Sls on fl3s are also my other setup if i just want to find a ledge and have a session on it and learn new grinds.
could you do a review on rockered impala inline skates? reviews said it has a rockered set-up. i'm thinking of getting a pair but i don't know if they can do simple slalom moves. you have the best impala inline review videos so i hope you could make the time...
Thanks for saying that.
All Impala Inline skates can have the middle wheels rockered down which will make Slalom tricks possible.
There is probably better options out there for Slalom but the Impalas shoudln't hold you back in anyway. If you like those skates, go for it.
I'm no slalom expert though 😅
I’ve skated flat or rockered for way over 30 years. I have never been able to comfortably do anti.
I’m new to aggressive skating but flat is way more enjoyable to just skate around.
This is a good one. Being in my 40s and had been flo for flo by 4x4, I switched so much times just for fun. I was comfortable riding flat, aka 4-down. Skating a huge fat bar or ledge, no wheels was soooo much fun. Skate snobs will dis what I said, but it's what we do. We have fun. I also love flat. Flat is soon much fun, but wheel bite is very real and if you're going full speed with confidence and you slam on wheel bite you're going to get very nervous and that takes away your mentality of doing it. Anti on Aeons is fun... I love the back wheel sticking out and the H-block being tight. It feels so fun. The only thing is after riding flat, I feel all the cracks. I want to play with wizard frames soon. Hopefully, really soon. But I'm tired of skate snobs talking down on others when they should just skate. If I hear one more anti is cheating or if you didn't grab it, it doesn't count, I might just start skating alone. ATL Walt or aka Vegas Austin will make fun, but he was always playing around. Have fun and try new things
I'd say with Anti-rocker you can maneuver a lot easier due to the train tracks
It makes freestyling and drifting a lot better.
No excuses... flat for the win wooot wooot
Is anti rocker easier to start out on? or should I start with flat
For grinds/ switch up on rail and halfpipe id say yes anti (to learn/start)
Depending on what type of skating you are into. IMO I prefer flat for skating transition, park skating, and street skating, and I rock anti-rocker when doing grinds. I know some dudes that just primarily skate anti because they pretty much are just grinder skaters.
Definitely start with flat. When your just beginning you should put a decent amount of time getting good at just skating around and feeling comfortable in your skates.
I have been skating aggressive for 1 year, started on Aeons and loved turning on them. When I started getting obsessed with grinding I started having wheel bite issues. Got the Richie Eisler bullet profile 59mm wheels and most of the wheel bite disappeared, but turning felt strange vs round profile wheels. Decided to go with Blank boots and Oysi Med frame and I swear I have not noticed a single case of wheel bite and they roll as fast as the Aeons and turn/carve almost as well. And I felt like my grinds progressed twice as fast once I got on the Blank/Oysi Med setup. Maybe when I start trying backside grinds I'll have issues... I'll find out in the next few months lol. I tried the Blank stock anti setup for a couple sessions but I just felt awkward with the train track feeling. I must admit, I'm really interested in the upcoming Standard Omni, I'm considering giving that a shot as an anti setup and see if I can be converted!
Flat is and will always be the best for me. I skate both anti and flat
I feel attacked by being served this video, yt starting to read my mind Fr.
Wszystko ma wady i zalety na flacie fajnie się skaczę gapy i jest dobra prędkość ale na freestyle o wiele lepiej się ślizga i rolki dużo lżejsze,good video😊
I've been skating since I was 12, never skated flat. I skated anti until 2015, then went freestyle and never looked back
Loving hi lo atm 60/56/56/60 90a/95a middle wheels work well. Best of both worlds...
Half of these don't apply to aeons
I definitely skate anti because of the fear of wheel bite.
Pvssy😂
@@cf9590 flat sucks D big time
I ride flat on USD Aeon 60. Can i replace the middle wheels for anti on the same skate?
Yes you can. Aeons are the best skates for skating flat. Make sure you give flat skating on them a go before you switch
@@BrandonDrummondYes, I've been skating Aeons for three years and really like how they ride (although soul tricks are slow). I'm injured presently, but considering riding anti-rocker when I get Back to the Grind. I hope anti-rocker will help me hold longer grinds, especially on ledges.
@@BTTG Sorry to hear that man. I hope youre healing up well. It is definitely easy to hold grinds skatibng anti on ledges.
This is a whole new world for me. What’s the difference between flat and anti-rocker?
Flat is when you have 4 of the same size wheel on each foot, anti rocker is when you have 2 normal wheels and 2 smaller plastic wheels to grind on, on each foot.
i got the rollerblande blank sk, to install the anti rockers that comes with them is need to remove the wheel spacers?
Great skate choice! No, you should only have to take the normal wheels out and put the antis straight in.
thanks! @@BrandonDrummond
Dude there is no way skating flat is harder on your body.
Exactly.
The thought of doing a full speed bs sav with a flat set up terrifies me. Anti all day
What are those purple frames tho?
man i thought ths sport was dead... i did this for years as a teen everyday for hours... back in the day you use to have to get the dremel out and make those groves yourself... i might have to get a pair of blades again
Do it! You'll have a great time. Thanks for watching!
Agreed 1000%. Too much wiggle plus 2x wheel/bearing weight. Flat is great for those ballerina toeroll wizards.
kept it real
What about fauxrockers ? :P
Personal Preference is how I see it. Anti sounds and feels more for beginners or people who need assistance in doing tricks. Alex Broskow and a few other do well on Anti but Flat does not suck or worse than Anti... and 8 wheels is smoother surfin... 4 is slow and wears your wheels down faster!
Try flt4 flat setup 😁
Talking bad about flat? BANNED!
"puting on half of the wheels that wear down twice as much saves moneý..." ... im out 😄
skated anti my whole life.. tried flat aeons one session, it sucks.. anti for life
Lino was first w this topic 😉
Will check out later what you got to say about this ✌️
freestyle ftw ;)
I was anti only but now I have Aeons so I can finally gain speed
i skate since 1993 and if you are an aggressive inlineskater and whant grinding you are lost if you skate flat
new fashion. Previously, everything was flat. now anti. just to sell.
I can see the anti rocker pros struggling to skate in comps. Flat rollers and riding much nice
Slimline 2 frame is a solution
#10 is the biggest reason. Skate flat if you like it, otherwise there's no point.
Say one rider ou can ride more smooth than joe atkinson or an other one on flat .
And if you can ride with flat set up you can ride with anything so you’re more accurate
Sola frames!!!
#FLATNATION
anti rocker is the training wheels for kids on bikes.. some adults need it. some todaý even need bikes with a helping engine 😄🤣
Anti is training wheels G. If ya can't do a trick in flat, you aren't blading properly
What a load of nonsense I've skated flat since 97 and now it's 2023 and still skate flat you just need a 56mm wheel and yes I still skate salomon St originals 😂
Anti till I die
tutto vero....pero'.....e' cosi attraente il flat!........
Aeons. Not a problem 😉
First Ricardo then Brandon! Oh no, wheres the love for flat.
Bruh I’m thinking the same thing! What is happening?!
@@SoberRollerSlimThey all copy each other's subjects on content just like every other UA-camr does. When one person that leads that area makes a video the rest just follow on the same or similar subject
Love all your videos but this one is useless. These kind of videos feel very clickbaity. Plus its just fuelling the anti vs flat divide, wich is already dumb to begin with. 10 reasons for blablabla... Just ride what feels good for you, its all very subjective. I'm 38, skated anti all my life and switched to flat a year ago. I dont see myself going back. For all the downsides I see more upsides, but that is very much subjective to my experience. My knees and lower back are thanking me though, cause the impacts are more dampened. Anyways keep it up but I wish you and Lino stop doing this kind of content.
Unsubscribed, this channel has been losing quality with each post and now this copycat video was just too much.
Flat is wack
Just skate what makes you happy 😂🫡
Best advice! I think you and Ricardo Lino hit it right on the frame. lol 😂 💯
Bad joke I know! 🫣🫣🫣
Just skate what makes you happy 😂🫡