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Top 5 Freestyle Skates 2019/20 | LocoSkates
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
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Jake runs through the best 5 Freestyle skates this year with some extra honourable mentions.
Skates featured (in no particular order):
FR FR1 Deluxe skates: www.locoskates...
Powerslide Tau Skates: www.locoskates...
Powerslide Hardcore Evo Skates: www.locoskates...
Powerslide Kaze Skates: www.locoskates...
Adapt Hyperskate GTO Skates: www.locoskates...
Seba High Light Carbon Skates: www.locoskates...
Rollerblade Twister Edge skates: www.locoskates...
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Powerslide Next Skates: www.locoskates...
I love LocoSkates, they are surely my favourite skate shop, and I have been following their advice since day 1. For freestyle skates, personally, I would put Powerslide NEXT no.1, after trying many freestyle skates. I love NEXT so much, I have two pairs :D
The reasons being,
1. The wide toe box is amazing, you can skate for hours and hours without feeling tired.
2. The cuff is adjustable, this may not be significant to some, but it really gives you the best comfort and support by adjusting to your own preference.
3. It's ready to go right from unboxing. The liner is heat-moldable, but don't really need to , it's really comfortable, and it's good to go right off the box.
4. I think 110 / 100 would be the best options for NEXT. The trinity mount makes 100mm the exact same height as normal 80mm, you can enjoy faster speed at a comfortable height. 110, not much difference, just faster and better rolling.
Some cons for NEXT would be:
1. The toe protector is definitely too thick, in my opinion. When you do a cross acid slide or such, it would easy touch the floor and slide out, especially if it's NEXT 80mm
2. I would change the stock frame to something better, like a katana frame or such, to make it more responsive and enjoyable.
3. The ankle support I would say, is not enough for 125mm or bigger. Personally I'll stick to 80 / 90 / 100 / 110.
To me, NEXT 100mm is definitely my favourite freeskate of all, highly recommended! And new colour ways keep coming every now and then as well! Give it a try for sure!
Nice! Good shout. Would be cool if they made a Next Premium maybe (with katana frames, UC wheels and slimmer MyFit liners)
(Oh, by the way, you are our favourite customer)
@@LocoSkates YASS!! That would be wonderful and a no brainer for beginners to pros!!
Michael Yeung do they suit a wide foot ? I’m 10.4 wide and have been hesitant to purchase due to not knowing the fit
@@matthewhallinan8131 Is there anyway you can find a skate shop and try them on? They surely have the widest toe box ever, they may fit you well indeed.
When's the budget vid
I love the option for upper end products in our industry these days!
SO much more choice in the last few years!
@@LocoSkates Hi, could you please providr me some advice/guidance. I am looking for a great skate that offers a lot of ankle protection. I am not a pro skater by any stretch of the imagination. Learning more and more. I am looking more for a freeride/city occasional street hockey pick up game. Your advice would be greatly appreciated. I was looking at RB Twister Edge X but they are sold out. Thx.
I got me a pair of FR1 Deluxe recently and can't stress enough how great the Intuition liners are. Other than that I find the skate underwhelming. The lower strap is fine and it rolls very stable despite having low weight and a lot of flex. My bodyweight may be a little too high with 105kg for these skates and I overall prefer the stability and less flex of the Powerslide Next and the Twister Edge X. The FR1 wheels aren't also my cup of tea. I prefer much the Hydrogen 85A wheels from Rollerblade. Much faster and just as grippy.
Ordered me a set of V2 Intuition liners for my Twisters as I hate the Twisters' liners.
Love the video but it's called "Urban Freeskate Power Roller Triblade Skating" which is way less confusing to the consumer and much easier to remember.
Mushroom Blading City-leisure Big-wheel Macro Blading
Mushroom Blading. Awesome clips and truly the best comments!
I have and love the Powerslide Hardcore Evo Pro and Next. For me they are great skates, boots and really a system. I have purchased many of the frame options which gives me lots of fun options. However, the Adapt GTO is definitely on my wish list! I believe that the Adapt GTO is #1 for sure and then for me it would be #2 Powerslide Hardcore Evo Pro but that is definitely subjective because I am really loving the Powerslide Hardcore Evo Pro. I am just not sure I can justify the extra money or changing frame systems.
Can you do a comparison between Rollerblade twister edge en de Powerslide next 80. Just a hard time to make my choice between the two?
Currently loving the Seba SX 2 with intuition liners, some decent replacement straps and buckles and I think they'll be perfect. The adapts are incredible though.
What frame are you running. Any 3x 110 frames for it?
@@jwoyton3 na, never been particularly interested in the 3x frames but I've used 4x100 and was great. Currently using 4x90 which for me feels perfect. It could easily handle a 3x110 though.
I've bought three pairs of skates this year across the brand's with different set ups. I skate all of them and love the different feel to each of them. My rollerblades probably just edge ahead for me because the fastenings are great quality and they are comfortable. However, I'd welcome a freestyle skate that had a fashionable edge as I'd love something that looked a bit more stylish as well as functioned well.
The twister skates are the only ones that look like a street/urban style skate, the rest like look like a hybrid of a olympic speed skate. Twister skates look the best for sure
Just bought the Rollerblade RB 80 Pro 2020 and luminate wheels from the Locoskate site. I can’t wait to try them out.
Nice vid man! where can I get those stands? I'm having such a headache storing my skates... lol
Love my Seba High Lights. If you have a wide foot like I do it's a better option than the FR1 skates. I found that the FR1 (even back to Seba FR1) were too narrow for me.
Heat mold tutorial for Tau and Evo
ua-cam.com/video/_7ee3razl9k/v-deo.html
For Kaze (I've used this for my Kaze SC 110, now it fits like a glove)
ua-cam.com/video/GhlyEzfevew/v-deo.html
My top skate is always the best skate I can find in 47EU/13US
Lol thats tough I'm sure. There are good roller hockey skates in bigger sizes available lately
Can you use aggressive skate’s for a daily runner?
Also I am a UK size 9 and was hoping you had the them 909 skates and how much are they?
Really enjoy your videos very informative.
Damn those rollerblade and net skates look so sick!
yeah !! freestyle ! that sounds about right to me your description , got myself some PS NEXT 110s last year really like them , stock wheels a bit hard so I changed them for softer wheels, anyways !! great Vid cheers
I didnt sized up for the fr1 skates and it's the perfect fit.
FR1 are fit so good to me!
Thiago Inline Skater made a video some time ago about the difference between 'freeride' and 'freestyle' skating (at least in his opinion I guess).
Following the guidelines from his video the next, fr1 and edge would fall in the freeride category due to their plastic shell and removable liner and lower price point.
Flabian interesting. Tiago’s videos are the best.
@@LocoSkates those are basics really... To compare 600$ full carbon, integrated-liner skates for pro slalom like HC EVO or TAU with hardshell skates like Twister Edge. What is the point of this video?
@@jacekcymbaluk4718 Value for money plays a big role in his decisions. So I can understand the comparison
@@gillesputtemans it is like saying Punto is a better car then Ferrari because it doest its job and it's cheaper 🤦♂️
@@jacekcymbaluk4718 I think the differences between the skates in this list are less crazy than a ferrari and a punto. More like a great audi or BMW vs a Ferrari but okay
Very adequate top 5, Jake! Those Adapts look like the Ferraris of freestyle skates.
Bought some Rollerblade Maxxum 125s a few months back (Similar boot to Twister Edge). Can't get on with them at all. Discomfort no matter what I try. I have now ordered some FR1s from you guys which should be arriving Monday. Already had some intuition liners so just bought the standard ones. Really hoping I'll get on better with them.
FOAM Sould be good! People who don’t suit the Twister/Maxxum shape tend to get on fine with the FR shell.
@@LocoSkates Got them! Managed to try them for a bit last night. Feel so much better. No discomfort at all. Should have just got them to begin with.
FOAM did you feel discomfort as soon as you slipped them on or after riding them? I want to buy them, however I see different opinions about comfort/discomfort and I’m confused on what to do.
@@tomaskazlauskas2571 There was some minor discomfort when I put them on for the first time. I just assumed they needed breaking in but the more I wore them and the more I tried different options it just became apparent that they don't work for my feet. They have the same shell as the twister edge. Either you get on with them or you don't. Some people love them.
Defiantly agree that the Adapt GTO is phenomenal. Love mine to bits, so much so that some days it’s hard to decide what I want to skate.
Do you really love them? I bought a pair recently, waited for them for months, and immediately realized they're maybe too stiff for my preferences, at least for a free skate. Haven't heat molded them yet, but have a feeling they'll still feel too small for my feet.
@@Whatsth3ruckus quite some time on and yes, still love them to bits, I now find other boots not stiff enough, they let us in the lacing, don’t lace all the way to the top, go an eyelet down or two
@@JakeyDill Thank you, maybe I'll get more used to them.
@@Whatsth3ruckus I had to heat mould mine and get used to them. But they’re amazing now.
@@JakeyDill Well that's kind of a relief to hear I guess. When you first got yours, did the toe area feel way too cramped and tight? And if so did heat molding lengthen them at all? And can you heat mold the ankle supports to lean further forward, so you can tighten the skates up pretty much all the way and still lean forward far enough to speed skate?
Great list of skates. Freestyle, freeskate, freeride, urban... it all works for me! Hey, how are your ribs after that fall on the Roces? Hope they weren't broke! I have the old Kaze 110 and they just don't seem stiff enough for 110 but the new ones look like an improvement. I'm really interested in the Tau but not sure if a carbon skate is right for me. It's interesting that the plastic shell boots can take more abuse, have better shock absorption and still offer solid stiffness for power transfer. I'm just not sure a carbon skate is worth the price. But I'd still like to try a really good high end skate some day. Keep up the great work!
Rolling Dubai Guy! It was a good 4 week recovery... so maybe broke! I’ve been doing this for years and still not decided if Carbon Fiber or plastic is better. I feel very stable on the FR1 even on 110’s. I think it helps that the intuition liner is high. For some reason most carbon fiber skates have a low cuff which maybe doesn’t make them as stable when riding bigger wheels.
I got the adapt black vegans from you they're just as good as the gto but a bit cheaper absolute love em best purchase I've made
Do you know when you're getting the Danny Aldridge skates? I'm holding out for those I think. Cool video though! Feel like freestyle is a good idea in the winter, everyone knows cold concrete hurts more.
Should be soon, just waiting for this info... will come back to you!
@@LocoSkates nice one!
@@stubear No exact dates but the UK supplier is speculating that it will be within 2 weeks.
@@LocoSkates cheers lads. I'll have a word with Santa 👌🏻
Hey, great vid. I've been wearing barefoot shoes for a couple years now, im wondering what freestyle skates would be widest with the most room for toes and a flat sole, if you know bro.
There are some skates that accommodate a wider foot but you are not gong to find anything remotely close to a barefoot shoe skate. Trust me, I have looked lol.
Thanks for the video, had the Twister 125’s but didn’t like how my heal felt. Sold them and now I’m considering the Powerslide Tau 90’s.
If not to mention additional NEXTs and Kaze, I think that Twisters here are only because the Rollerblade brand should be mentioned, but they couldn't be in fact compared with carbon or handmade Adapt skates. I don't mean that they are bad skates. They are great, just from another category.
NEXTs, Twisters, simple FR1 - these are comparable and this is in fact the list that I recommend to anyone who asks me what skates to choose.
ran a pair of NEXT over last year and the quality of the shell and the liner is awful for a 300€ rollerblade (in fact, i have owned Bauer, Fila, roces and Nexts are the only ones that had broken or misplaced pieces here and there in just a few months, not to mention being super painful for the ankles, altough this last one may be something personal). Just got a pair of twisters and they cant be even tought on the same league, i guess powerslide has become all about marketing, now the twisters have awesome straps, awesome liner, awesome shell... know what, i guess they are awesome on everything if you compare to the nexts. Rollerblade has been breaking the marketing for decades for something i guess (and those are my first RB ever), dont think it too much. Ah yes, the 250€version of the twisters mount too a much better wheels than the same price range nexts, you have to fatten the price till the undercovers (my case) to get something similar.
Which one is better Rollerblade Twister edge or Maxxum ?
Which blades should I choose for Dublin/Ireland. In Germany I was rolling Stunts, streets, and skate parks. Now I'm bit older and I like to go fast from one point to another. Would love to see how long it would take in the morning from home to office 14km.
Which one you choose? Ahaha Are the streets in Dublin smooth or has unstable asphalt?
Got any recommendations for short wide feet?
The 2019 tau's are great for slalom and rolling urban areas. Takes a good deal of strength to use because of the 3x90s. Not recomended for entry level.
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Lol did you really put the twister & FR over the tau and high light? U trippin AF
Ya...what's up with that. It's almost like comparing a handbuilt $1000 skate to a $100 skate for kids.
Those are freestyle while the others are freeskate, different type of skates. For example, i would pay nothing for tau and high light because i don't do freestyle.
I'm getting the feeling rollerblading is more popular in the UK than in the US. My skate shop does not look anything like this one. Which could be a good thing?
I live in brazil. Sadly those skates here comes at double the price at least due to import taxes. the FR1 cost two months of minimal wage, wich isn't a problem form me particularly, but very few people have access to them. The local made ones that you would expect to have similar cost, cost less than half of each one of them.
Thoughts on the Seba sx2? How do they stack up to the PS Next ? Looking for best stability! Thanks
I’m debating a new pair of blades rather than changing my wheels again. It’s the shock from different terrains that currently is stressing me out . Would a retrofit endless or trinity low mount and city slickers or seba wheels be better or do i just change skates. Can you advise? I have Solomon skates bought over 8 years ago . Ive been out on them they still feel comfortable with a aluminium frame but when compared to my ice skating abilities I’m not getting anywhere . Secondly i don’t suppose you feel it may work to offer virtual Pilates classes to your customers? I teach classes to a variety of people and thought it may fun to partner up
Thanks for the info.about the skates I am looking to buy a trinity set up like the powerslide or fr skates thanks
Do you guys sell the wizard frames? Thank you for the amazing videos!
Fellas, have you tried Adapts' new Quattro Mount frame? and also, would you recommend 84 or 90 size frame and wheels in comparison to the standard 80?
What about the Wizard frame/Seba SX/Intuition liner setup ? Maybe too expensive for the queen
Aws Alam Thats not an skate that is available from stock (ie it’s simply a mix of different parts which can be combined)
Is the performance of FR1 80 and FR1 80 intuition is same?
Someone tell me how to choose the size. I was advised to take a size smaller than necessary, but it's just very tight. So my fingers barely move. Is this normal?
Just curious what’s the black and white skates that’s used as the cover for the video?? I don’t think he had those in the video but they definitely look coo.
I have question I like to skate in urban areas like city would seba or gt be good for that.??
What is the best please?
Fr 325 or next 125??
hi locoskates, im in for FR skates FR1 80 black, should i upsize the size from my reguler size?
I have FR1 at this moment, but next i would like to try some TAU or ADAPT.
I have a metal plate on my right ankle on the outer part and have been looking for something with cushion comfort that will let me blade again. What do you recommend?
Taking a light and nicely ventilated skate that Rollerblade Twister was and changing it to this clunky armored boot is a crime.
Guys, can you tell me If between cheap skates and expensive/good skates the speed I can reach and the momentum conservation is a noticeable factor? I have a par of cheap skates (100 usd) and I do excersice and plyometrics from time to time, but when I go sakating there are smaller Girls and way thinner and don't seem to put much of effort when sakating yet they they out run me by a lot, I am a guy and usually taller than those Girls, but I Just cant catch up with them, thye leave me behind always, I believe it's either their skates are better maybe I Just need much more strength.
Hi, I want to buy a pair of skates, but I am very confused. I am interested in these two brands and with these references.
Roller derby Elite Alpha 125mm vs Maxxum Edge 125 3WD.
What do you recommend me? I want speed skates and to run on the street.
Twister Edge definitely the best looking.
Ya but not good as seba igor
Twister was so cool back in 2009. And also my first skates. But they are not comfortable.
Wow i own rollerblade twister edge 2019, so glad
I am new to skating (rollerbladed a few years as a teen so I'm not completely novice). I bought the Flying Eagle F5 eclipse as my first skate... Was that a mistake?
no
What sort of freestyle are people doing in these skates?
whats the difference between 3 vs 4 wheels?
they have bigger wheels and are faster than 4 wheels.
pls make a video for 2022 too
i ordered fr2 80 size 43EU and i am size 10US do u think this will be okay??
What’s the difference between the Powerslide Next 80 vs Next Core 80???
thank you mate
Hello I have a question, I see rollerblade twister and FR1 intuition… so between roller blade twister and normal FR1, which one would be better?
Not much in it! The RB is heavier but more solid. The FR is lighter and less solid. The main reason you'd buy one over the other is the fit. The rollerblade is a little narrower.
@@LocoSkates isn’t the heaviness and issue? For example for long routes i assume the rollerblade would be better but for beginning slalom FR would be better because it’s less heavier?
I read somewhere something about the position of the liner being forward biased on the rollerblade, do you know something about it?
@@leyitah2 Personal preference. Personally I like weight because less vibration on rough roads. Liner position (maybe they are referring to forward flex) is not something we've noticed. I think that one might be just a case of getting used to what you're used to!
@@LocoSkates whats a forward flex? And thanks for the input :3 you help a lot!
@@LocoSkates thanks for the reply, I learnt so much :3
Freestyle skates or Freeride skates ?
What would you recommend for larger person 230lbs/6'4" up to 550 quid?
Funny that you gave the honorable mention to the Next. I want a pair, but being a US size 12, I'm not finding the EU conversion of that anywhere
Great video update for 2019/2020. Can someone comments on fit difference between the 2019 Tau & Evo? People mentioned 2018 Tau is more narrow then 2018 Evo, not sure if this is still the case for 2019 products? More importantly if been heat moldable helps to fit wider feet into the new Tau?
The main difference is Evo has 5mm higher in the heel. the 2018 TAU was not heating moldable this one is heat modelable. The Evo is wider but just a bit. if it is heat moldable you can remove the pressure points, skates are always a bit narrower at the beginning because the skates are completely new, be in mind that skates from Powerslide are generally always cut a little narrower than those from other manufacturers.
I want those white intuition liners 😍🤤
Thanks buddy always helpful to hear the level of detail and passion for each skate. Is it possible the request the budget skate video or have I missed it?
Tom Oc There’s not too many video right now just while we focus on getting hold of stock during Corona!
LocoSkates totally understand, man. Hope you get it all sorted. Archive of videos and website is full of info though. I’m just trying to get some beginner friends into recreational or freestyle at a budget. I feel like the powerslide radon black 80 might be a good option. Thanks for speedy reply.
There are no more rollerblading store me. Im coming from aggressive inline and want to to try the triskates just to ride around for fitness. I wanna put the powerslide on and stand in em for a while cos of pressure point. And the nearest rollerblading shop is inline warehouse which is almost 4hrs away
Great review. Thanks!
I dont understend english, please somebody check the list to me with names...
Nice Zolly work
If price wasn't factored, would you still choose the fr1?
Funnily enough that is exactly what I have done in real life (gone from skating Adapts to FR1 with Intuition liners). So yes... but I haven't actually had much time on the FR1 to make a fully educated decision ...and I HAVE kept going back to the Adapts time and time again!! Time will tell.
@@LocoSkates yeah I want the adapts but I'm worried ill buy them and wont be able to tell a big difference, thanks for the input.
@@LocoSkates hello! I just bought a pair of kaze's and they're yet to be shipped but I wanted you opinion.
I want to do some urban skating and slalom but am worried about the boot not being a hard shell. Since I'm still learning would you still reccomend them? Or suggest I get a stronger boot so I dont destroy them
@@alexbunge6168 Hi Alex - Don't worry, the Kaze is super stiff. It feels like a hardboot (in fact it IS essentially a hardboot shell with a skin over the top)
@@LocoSkates thankyou so much for the reply my friend :)
number3 what name of skate?
Brasil qual preço roda 125 mm 85 a undercover vermelha
are you guys going to the different coloured Tau's. the chinese ones look amazing but only seem to be available through Aliexpress
If it was an official legitimate Powerslide product we would have it available. The Ali-Express option sounds super sketchy! Possible factory 'back door' product.
@@LocoSkates how would I find out if it's offical?
I don't recomend it. I've seen them, but I suspect they are not actual licensed originals and actually first copies.
Hello! I’m trying to get back to skate from long time and I’m really interested in buying the SEBA Hight Light carbon v2. Some doubt about FR1 though. I have a Wide feet. Last time with rented sky boots I had lots of pain on my left foot arch area). I don’t do slalom but I really like good response and controllability. Also interested in ice kits. Can you guys help me out deciding from both? Thanks
I have very wide feet also. FR1 are made wide, so I would definitely recommend them for wide feet
@@gI-jl3lq thanks! I ended up taking SEBA high light v2 and it is wide enough! Thanks for the advice anyway! Cheers
I’m really interested in the RB Twisters but I’ve heard they’re only suited for narrow feet?
It very much depends.. different feet are wide in different places... there is really no rule of thumb with these. The area where these are narrow is around the 'Talus' area of the foot (sorry, it's hard to describe, but give that a google!)
@@LocoSkates ah. Right where I have a sprain. Perhaps these aren’t right for me 🤣
"If you went to a bike shop with 600 in ur pocket..." exactly
that's the reason I switched from urban mountain biking to in-line skating, and I regret nothing!
I used to do BMX until my ankles couldnt take it anymore (but skates dont bother them for some reason). My back wheel on my bike cost 350.
Which ones have the widest toe box?
Can i ask? Do you ship in Philippines? :)
What about the RB 80 DA? I think it’s nice, actually better than the edge model. A lot of people feel more comfortable than the edge. Really good quality wheels and frame, and if you put an Intuition liner you can downsize one size!
Alex Ruiz Llorens It’s just not out yet here in the UK!
the RB is for wide feet while the Twister is for narrow feet. people that have wide feet will have issues with Twister so they choose RB instead. i don't have wide feet so i got the Twister Edge X 2020.
What do you think of the Falcon F6s of Fliying Eagle?
flying eagle is good. but of course not as good as seba, fr, rollerblade , powerslide or some better brand.
I don't use my Flying Eagle raven anymore since it too big, but FE drift is my one of main skate.
So yeah I totally vote for Flying eagle falcon. ( just please choose your size properly, dont be like me)
I'm currently using Hc evo and Next. Got to say , I'm really doubt FR1 can beat HC evo. But, since I never use FR1. I'm not sure anymore.
BTW , Which one is Gaston ? Please say my thanks to him for always reply my question.
You can see Gaston in the back!
@@LocoSkates Wow, I just don't notice someone there until you mention it. He is good at it.
Picked up the taus after hardcore evos failed after 3 uses. One of the frame mounts was stripped in manufacturing, evidenced by the frame slipping forward. I prefered the styling of the evo to the taus, but the tau's seem more solid and better built. I may be biased however. I also have the next 125. Those things make me feel like a damn super hero in terms of speed, power and ability to roll anything.
@@waltonsimons5242 Is the Next supportive enough for 125? I‘m planning to buy one too, but never skated 125 before. Next looks really cool for me and it‘s not so expensive like a Tau. Thanks.
@@tilmandrosteart8404 Yeah it's got good support. You might need to heat mold out a few pressure points if you have bony feet. If you are going from 4 wheel to 3 for the first time there is a slight learning curve. I don't recomend for slalom, thought it is possible to break out a few tricks.
I've been trying for so long to get the power slide tau skates in size 46 thats I've just about given up lol.
Hi Guys I am thinking to buy skates after 15 years and I think I would go for the Rollerblade Twister Edge Skate but I do not understand the different between 3 or 4 wheels. May I ask you what is the different between them? What should I do?
Thanks in advance
Bit of an old one, buit have a look at the following video, should answer all questions: ua-cam.com/video/OwbFLs71JEc/v-deo.html
@@LocoSkates Thanks! I appreciate that. I will have a look!
@@LocoSkates I Can not find the Rollerblade Twister Edge x anywhere, I think I must change product
@@claudiospuskas985 They’ll bring out a few models between now and spring I believe 🙂
@@LocoSkates Thanks for the update, obviously I went to LocosSkate first but the rollerblade twister edge x was sold out so I said let's check around... Will I find a pair of them in the entire web.... No..NOTHING.. I needed it for Christmas as a present but I am afraid I must change item.. I though the main problem was to find the right size but it was not the main problem..
Anyway I really appreciated it. Thanks again. Will see what I can do
Comparing prices of rollers with bikes is idiotic. It’s like you compare bikes with motorcycles, or motorcycles with cars...
Do you have a discount code?
can i use these at a skating rink?
How I want to buy rollerblade seba .. because I am from Malaysia
Locoskates.com 🙂🙏
Do you have delivery to Saudi Arabia
2 years ago i paid £400 for a 2004 Mitsubishi Colt 56,000 and i still have it today.
Nice list, but strange choice for #1. Either it's a list of the top skates or a list of the best value skates; mixing both is comparing with different metrics. But you do you. :D
I think you're right... and this is in fact a list of 'Best Skates' (not best value skates). The reason I mentioned price was just because it was hard to split the top 2 skates... so in the end I managed to justify making that decision based on overall value.
Great video!
me gustan todos, pienso que los valores estan bien por lo general menos de lo que se paga por un telefono al dia de hoy, importante seria saber que pasara a lo largo del tiempo con las empresas ...seguiran prestando atencion con el tema de repuestos para estos patines, slider , cañas , broches, liner, plantilla etc, creo que es parte importante del negocio y de empatizar con el cliente que gasta 500us 600us o mas , nose que opina el resto, saludos
I'm from Egypt, and I want to buy skate Seba, how can I buy it, does exist on the Amazon site
Hey Ahmed - The website is LocoSkates.com :-)
I have the fr intuition and the GTO, I'm a lucky guy
You're right about the definition of freestyle skates
How could you forget about the all time best, the Aeon 80? Kidding mate, though I'd definetly put to mention.
Good point. I did actually just forget abut the Aeon 80!