Tomikk86 thanks dude! I am a “lucky bastard” for sure. But trust me I work a lot of hours or day.. doing what I love.. but a lot of hours.. Lots of love ❤️
Those tires are brutal for getting flat. I ordered three extra and 3 out of 9 arrived flat. Lol If anyone is considering these, only get them if you plan to do off-road downhill, on a hard packed surface with loose gravel, ideally. And, yeah, Kaze is not a good choice for boot; more support is needed. Fun downhill runs!
Same problem. I had 50% flat tires and its a hell to replace this. Have the shop where you bought them replace the wheels. dont fall for it and do it yourself.
I dont know if you know this but most valve issues are the valve stems, they are replaceable. You can buy a tool for real cheap or use the tool on a bottle fix a flat for bikes. When i used to cycle i would check my stems on my maintenance days. Have fun and keep having fun!
13:00 I found that when I Max my air pressure out on my Kaze Tundras to 100 PSI I get a much better performance on and off road with them. Whenever they are softer and they are not maxed out to 100 PSI it takes a lot of energy out of me and they drag a lot... almost to the point to where it feels like it's not worth it. So I recommend to Max them all the way out. It also feels like if I were to trip it would be harder for me to catch my footing because of the longer frame of the skates. So I have to be extra careful with these skates. Thank you for the video. 😁
I’m so torn between getting a powerslide or rollerblade or Seba for my second pair. But those off-road frames seem sooooo nice right now given we have just a little touch of snow in the ground and I think I’m having blading withdraw even though I’ve been to the indoor skatepark a number of times. I guess I’m just missing the ability to just go at a moments notice.
I really really love your videos especially the one you taught your wife how to make stops . I wish I could get the three wheelers skates but it too expensive where I live , love your videos so much . Thank you keep it up. I've watched almost t all your videos.
Cool video and nice comparison, man. Me and the guys here who skate on the nordics with 150 wheels, we overpressurize them. There's pressure limit on the wheel 90PSI or so and for a good ride without the soft feeling we put 100 or even 110psi. Some say, the good pieces can withstand 140 long time, but that's a pressure I haven't gone to personally :-)
Haven't heard of exploding tyres. They wear more (maybe then after hitting something sharp at speed with worn tyres?) but we're still talking long distances (hundreds of km) riding on bad quality pavement and/or hard gravel. Cause the nordic skates are not good for real terrain - you know, the length. Downhill the speed helps and it runs over bumps a lot (grass hills). But while striding you need quite wide, flat and hard track especially without the one way bearings. Apart of punctures, the only fault I got was a shitty new inner tube. After mounting the valve tore off the tube while inflating. It was around 100PSI and the valve suddenly just turned to side I was pushing, followed by few seconds of hissss.. Btw. I saw only one place selling the SUV 125 frames separately from boots... some canadian shop. Doesn't powerslide plan to start selling them? With 150s it's the same, you can buy tundras but Justin Verbeski in the videos is just changing frames on his tau boots. Can ordinary people ever get to this? I don't need 5 pairs of skates :-D
Back in the 90s I machinist do I know went ahead and made extended frames out of aluminum to match up with the frames that are already on his inline skates that's allowed you to just run small bicycle rims and tires one of the front one in the back
@Ricarrdo any tips for riding with these. I have always used smaller wheel skates less then 100mm and I just got the next suv 150mm and tbh it’s almost like learning to ride a bike again and i am struggling. Thanks
THE LINO LIFE so since I have the imperial 125's I could just buy the SUV wheels and be good to go? I'm currently living in New Mexico USA where it's mostly desert and the roads are more than rough, I've been skating around Bill stoppard Style but your feet go numb after a couple miles from the vibration, I'm thinking the SUV wheels are my solution
Mark Miller just watch out for the quicksand lol get a kite to pull you or a big hot air balloon lol ....oh and dust sand or dirt won't hurt the bearings just water or oil
Mark, you can't combine the alpine wheels with a regular urethane wheel frame. The alpine wheels are wider and take a wider bearing. What you can do is buy the offroad frame with the alpine wheels and then put 125 or 150mm urethane wheels in them; you just need spacers. Not ideal for everything, but you can do it.
Love your vlogs. Keep up the good work. I've recently brought my first pair of inlines since I was a kid. I decided on the aeon 60. As you are the man that can, I was wondering what the biggest size can be fitted on peons as I have noticed a 2mm gap between the wheel and sole plate. What hardness, shape and size would you recommend and what bearings are best in you opinion.
I've been skating on regular skates, on regular roads, with my dogs pulling for years. I want to switch to off-road skates because softer surfaces are better for their joints. Is there any particular skate you would recommend? I would still need some ability to propel myself, but not as much as someone who's skating on their own, doing all the work themselves. I use the brakes on my skates to stop, but I've looked it up and they do sell brakes separately for off-road skates. I don't need the ability to do a whole bunch of tricks (I don't have the skill for tricks anyway). I would like to be able to turn fast enough though, to control the dogs in emergency situations. I've been thinking either a 125mm skate with 3 wheels, or a 150mm on 2 wheels...?
Just a thought, regarding tire pressure. Could you use tire pressure to create a bit of a rocketing effect. Say 7 bar on the middle wheel and 6 bar on the outter. Would that maybe help the 150s.I know you had a flat, but just a thought.
Ricardo, I realize it's been a few years since you posted on SUV skates. I recently bought a pair and man! is it hard work! Most of my trails are single track so there isn't really enough room to really glide and get momentum. I was wondering if you've ever used ski poles to assist in those types of spots. I'm going to try that as soon as I can get back out after mending from my last crash! Ouch!
how do you think the 3x125 pneumatics would be for city skating? have you tried it? i like the idea of big pneumatic wheels to handle terrible road conditions, and I don't really want to go super fast as I'm constatnly dealing with red lights and traffic, also I want a good workout without having to go super fast BUT, i don't want them to be ridiculously slow like skating 54mm anti rocker
how do you feel about the Kaze boot? I have the Kaze SUV and am working on my personal review. But I found they are very uncomfortable. No arch support in the foot. I feel they lack some ankle support being a soft boot. I know you said less responsive and more comfortable which I found interesting. And they tend to pinch my toes down where they lace. I love the skates but find them to leave lots to desire. They really need a hardboot 150mm SUV.
JunkNBlades humm? I don’t feel like they are uncomfortable. Obviously different feet require different skates. But I understand what you say about support. I guess the foams are a bit to thick , but if you want to hack them . Just put some lace holes high on the boot. Makes a huge diference and I think the new ones that arrived this week already have that stock 👌🏼😊
Interesting. I kind of thought maybe it was just my feet. I guess my problem is they are so "short" at the toe so I cannot add in a full foot shock absorber/arch support. Hopefully there is a hardboot trinity coming that would be like the imperial so one could swap the frames over. Almost wished I went with the imperial SUV instead but I do love the 150mm as the larger tires glide over almost anything!
Agreed! I feel like maybe they were testing out the idea of off-road skates without investing in much other than the frames. I am sure if the interest was high enough they would develop a completely different boot to match with those frames.
None, don't get them the physics of them kinda suck and don't work well at all off road unless you are the robot. Everyone does reviews of em them throws them in the closet or sends them back. Even advanced distance speed skaters hate em. Get a mountain bike instead for off road which are lots of fun. (I know I had a pair of the PS 150x3 and sold them. ) Btw, I have allot of 125x3 on road skates; it is all I ride.
Hello Lino, I would like to ask you for advice, I want to get a pair of off roads but worried about the fit most of all. I have wide feet with bent arches basically a disaster of feet. I had to invest in custom made ski boots to gain the comfort and control needed. Which boot would you recommend for someone like me. Generally, I prefer hard boots because they support more. Should I go for the imperial but I love the trinity idea but worried about the kaze with big wheels and a soft boot, I am not the best skater. Should I wait for the next renegade? I would really appreciate your advice.
i want to know, if these off road skates are smooth to ride on and off road 7 are they smooth no matter the terrain? im a long distance speed skater, but would like to go on long hikes with these.. thanks
THE LINO LIFE I think I’m gonna go with imperial 125 after seeing all the video because I’m gonna try to do more tricks and jumps than just cruise... are the imperial true to size if I’m 9us should I pick a 9us imperial (42eu)?
Anyone try a little offroading with just a 125mm skate? Not those rubber tire ones. I've messed around with 110's and they can be okay if the dirt isn't super soft and full of rocks. The thought of switching from pavement to dirt to grass and back again seems like fun! I wonder if it's possible with just a 125 skate.
steven king it if possible, and I have done it in some of my videos but offcourse. The inflatable tires will allow your to go on a bit softer surfaces 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
if shark wheels produces inline wheels that will be doable heavyeditorial.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/wheel-3.jpg heavy.com/news/2015/09/shark-wheel-shark-tank-products-episodes-deals/ or you can build your own frame with 3 x 70 mm sharks you can skate theim offroad ua-cam.com/video/3y4kHeE7rpE/v-deo.html
Freda Latou I bet the question was about using regular wheels made for the pavement, not on use cases of polyurethane as a material. Steven King - there used to be even 100 mm offroad wheels. Some people can get through bumpy surfaces/light terrain on very small wheels. But what happens if you take a turn with a lot of dirt or water under your wheels? Will they grip? OTOH it's not like those things would explode if you try slowly :)
Thanks a lot from France guys. At the moment, I'm running Marathons with 3X125 inline rollerblade shoes & Powerslide frame + French Roll'X wheels but I think I'm going to try outback 2X150 skates or 3X125 but the problem is that I'm not only running on paths, I've got a lot of road to do where I skate & I'm afraid the rolling may not be as quick with rubber wheels. Yet, it enables you to take paths & I really feel like it. What would you buy if you had such a scenario ? PS : you should have 2 rubber spare wheels with you :)
Are those for experienced skaters only or can beginners/advanced beginners try it too ? The roads here are awful i thought off road would be more fun...
luina78 hi, it could be. But from my experience with the metropolis SUV, rubber wheels are nice and smooth but they are quite slower and they also offer more resistance to manoeuvre. So they are quite safe to use but they drain your energy really fast
At one point you say something like "I won't tell you to go skate on asphalt". Is there a reason for it? Are these not good for asphalt? I'm looking for something that will let me skate wherever I want. We have some smooth asphalt, some "puzzle" blocks that are rougher than asphalt, and even some gravel, around where I live. Would you say these suv 125 are good for everything?
I'd say the wheels won't last near as long as say 85A PU wheels. So, you would not want to use small 5" tire skates on paved surfaces for extended periods unless you don't mine replacing them periodically.
hi mr. Lino! i am courently looking for the cheapest way to have 3 wheel skates (never tried nothing besides agresive skating). i have recetly bought powerbladig skates just to cruise around with my wife (she have powerslide doop skates - 3 wheel). BUT! I WANT TO GO FASTER! the question is: should i search for used 3 wheel skates OR just buy kizer ufs trimax frames (i have usd sway, usd carbon and xsjado werbeski's boots ) thank You! :)
@@MelroyvandenBerg Maybe. But if the hardness determines the wear rate, then pneumatic tires would also wear out just as quick, assuming the hardness is the same.
I want to get some new skates I have the hard plastic roller blades from the 90s plastic itself snapped so I can't buckle down the skates anymore but I can't seem to find skates anywhere at all I don't want any of the soft boot sneaker skates I'm in the US and does anybody know what the current brands that hard plastic boot skates
Jonathan Ramada hey hey man. You can just put a off-road frame. I know Powerslide wasn’t selling them but some shops were. If you google it you will the 125mm off Road frame set that will fit perfect on your metropolis. Let me know how it goes 😊👊🏼
Hey! I recently took up rollerblading, about a month ago now, and am nowhere near pro, but I'm slowly slowly getting there (and definitely having fun!) However, there aren't many places where I live that are rollerblade friendly, and I've recently seen A LOT of stuff about off road skating, and it looks so fun! There are a lot of places on my doorstep I could do the off roading! I just wondered if it's the type of skating I could take up now where I'm at with skating, after only a month, or if it's the type of thing you'd recommend I wait to try until I'm better and more confident on regular rollerblades?? I'd really appreciate your feedback! :) Thanks!
I hope I can have some of your skates like a skate giveaway that fits for me from you idol 🥺🥺 I love how you do tutorials through vlog. Such a great man. Easy to comprehend 💕
What a life, I wish to be able to go skating whenever I want and different places! This off-road looks like fun! Enjoy it guys!
Tomikk86 thanks dude! I am a “lucky bastard” for sure. But trust me I work a lot of hours or day.. doing what I love.. but a lot of hours..
Lots of love ❤️
Those tires are brutal for getting flat. I ordered three extra and 3 out of 9 arrived flat. Lol
If anyone is considering these, only get them if you plan to do off-road downhill, on a hard packed surface with loose gravel, ideally.
And, yeah, Kaze is not a good choice for boot; more support is needed.
Fun downhill runs!
With a lift ticket to the top of the hill lol. also, downhill needs to be very non technical.
Confermo che sono pattini da discesa, ho provato su sterrato piano è più faticoso...
Same problem. I had 50% flat tires and its a hell to replace this. Have the shop where you bought them replace the wheels. dont fall for it and do it yourself.
I dont know if you know this but most valve issues are the valve stems, they are replaceable. You can buy a tool for real cheap or use the tool on a bottle fix a flat for bikes. When i used to cycle i would check my stems on my maintenance days. Have fun and keep having fun!
13:00 I found that when I Max my air pressure out on my Kaze Tundras to 100 PSI I get a much better performance on and off road with them. Whenever they are softer and they are not maxed out to 100 PSI it takes a lot of energy out of me and they drag a lot... almost to the point to where it feels like it's not worth it. So I recommend to Max them all the way out. It also feels like if I were to trip it would be harder for me to catch my footing because of the longer frame of the skates. So I have to be extra careful with these skates. Thank you for the video. 😁
I’m so torn between getting a powerslide or rollerblade or Seba for my second pair. But those off-road frames seem sooooo nice right now given we have just a little touch of snow in the ground and I think I’m having blading withdraw even though I’ve been to the indoor skatepark a number of times. I guess I’m just missing the ability to just go at a moments notice.
Daniel Naron heehee. Go go go ! Either one of those brands make great skates 😉 and this off Road his is hellla fun
I really really love your videos especially the one you taught your wife how to make stops . I wish I could get the three wheelers skates but it too expensive where I live , love your videos so much . Thank you keep it up. I've watched almost t all your videos.
Cool video and nice comparison, man. Me and the guys here who skate on the nordics with 150 wheels, we overpressurize them. There's pressure limit on the wheel 90PSI or so and for a good ride without the soft feeling we put 100 or even 110psi. Some say, the good pieces can withstand 140 long time, but that's a pressure I haven't gone to personally :-)
** Buca wow. That’s crazy. 140 is like rock.don’t they explode ???
Haven't heard of exploding tyres. They wear more (maybe then after hitting something sharp at speed with worn tyres?) but we're still talking long distances (hundreds of km) riding on bad quality pavement and/or hard gravel. Cause the nordic skates are not good for real terrain - you know, the length. Downhill the speed helps and it runs over bumps a lot (grass hills). But while striding you need quite wide, flat and hard track especially without the one way bearings.
Apart of punctures, the only fault I got was a shitty new inner tube. After mounting the valve tore off the tube while inflating. It was around 100PSI and the valve suddenly just turned to side I was pushing, followed by few seconds of hissss..
Btw. I saw only one place selling the SUV 125 frames separately from boots... some canadian shop. Doesn't powerslide plan to start selling them? With 150s it's the same, you can buy tundras but Justin Verbeski in the videos is just changing frames on his tau boots. Can ordinary people ever get to this? I don't need 5 pairs of skates :-D
i inflate my suv 116 psi and its not ridiuclous skating on roads then
tiring but not slow
Back in the 90s I machinist do I know went ahead and made extended frames out of aluminum to match up with the frames that are already on his inline skates that's allowed you to just run small bicycle rims and tires one of the front one in the back
Hey Ricardo! Can't wait for a 2x150 skate off road video. Thx! Great channel!
@Ricarrdo any tips for riding with these. I have always used smaller wheel skates less then 100mm and I just got the next suv 150mm and tbh it’s almost like learning to ride a bike again and i am struggling. Thanks
What is the maximum air pressure that 125 mm tires should have? Or rather, what is the correct pressure?
On the movie he said that he has about 6 Bar
How well do you think the bearings will fair being in the dust? Do you need to clean them after each day of off-road?
Mark Miller well. The. Worst is when you go on mud. But I haven’t had a lot of problems with bearings yet...
THE LINO LIFE so since I have the imperial 125's I could just buy the SUV wheels and be good to go? I'm currently living in New Mexico USA where it's mostly desert and the roads are more than rough, I've been skating around Bill stoppard Style but your feet go numb after a couple miles from the vibration, I'm thinking the SUV wheels are my solution
Mark Miller just watch out for the quicksand lol get a kite to pull you or a big hot air balloon lol ....oh and dust sand or dirt won't hurt the bearings just water or oil
Mark, you can't combine the alpine wheels with a regular urethane wheel frame. The alpine wheels are wider and take a wider bearing.
What you can do is buy the offroad frame with the alpine wheels and then put 125 or 150mm urethane wheels in them; you just need spacers. Not ideal for everything, but you can do it.
Note that rubber inflated tires and greased bearings are REALLY slow for flat pushing.
Your videos have got my excited nto skate again. Havent since i was 10!
Love your vlogs. Keep up the good work. I've recently brought my first pair of inlines since I was a kid. I decided on the aeon 60. As you are the man that can, I was wondering what the biggest size can be fitted on peons as I have noticed a 2mm gap between the wheel and sole plate. What hardness, shape and size would you recommend and what bearings are best in you opinion.
I've been skating on regular skates, on regular roads, with my dogs pulling for years. I want to switch to off-road skates because softer surfaces are better for their joints. Is there any particular skate you would recommend?
I would still need some ability to propel myself, but not as much as someone who's skating on their own, doing all the work themselves. I use the brakes on my skates to stop, but I've looked it up and they do sell brakes separately for off-road skates. I don't need the ability to do a whole bunch of tricks (I don't have the skill for tricks anyway). I would like to be able to turn fast enough though, to control the dogs in emergency situations.
I've been thinking either a 125mm skate with 3 wheels, or a 150mm on 2 wheels...?
Just a thought, regarding tire pressure. Could you use tire pressure to create a bit of a rocketing effect. Say 7 bar on the middle wheel and 6 bar on the outter. Would that maybe help the 150s.I know you had a flat, but just a thought.
John Wheeler I tested it already . It doesn’t really make a diference because not going trough smooth surfaces .
THE LINO LIFE I was so focused on the skates. I didn’t even think about the surface. That makes sense. Keep up the great job.
Which one are better to offroad? 2 or 3 wheels per skate?
Ricardo, I realize it's been a few years since you posted on SUV skates. I recently bought a pair and man! is it hard work! Most of my trails are single track so there isn't really enough room to really glide and get momentum. I was wondering if you've ever used ski poles to assist in those types of spots. I'm going to try that as soon as I can get back out after mending from my last crash! Ouch!
Sat here thinking my dog would work great as a sled dog with some of these on 😅
Next purchase: off road skates. For sure! Thanks for the comparison, ♥️ your channel!
Hi mum
@@damarisawino906 What???
@@charliezxi am wishing to have skates like those ones
very cool video, lots of info, thanks man
cranespud thank you 🙏🏼
That certainly looked fun!
SO MUCH FUN!!!
Great footage, that place looks super fun .
how do you think the 3x125 pneumatics would be for city skating? have you tried it?
i like the idea of big pneumatic wheels to handle terrible road conditions, and I don't really want to go super fast as I'm constatnly dealing with red lights and traffic, also I want a good workout without having to go super fast
BUT, i don't want them to be ridiculously slow like skating 54mm anti rocker
how do you feel about the Kaze boot? I have the Kaze SUV and am working on my personal review. But I found they are very uncomfortable. No arch support in the foot. I feel they lack some ankle support being a soft boot. I know you said less responsive and more comfortable which I found interesting. And they tend to pinch my toes down where they lace. I love the skates but find them to leave lots to desire. They really need a hardboot 150mm SUV.
JunkNBlades humm? I don’t feel like they are uncomfortable. Obviously different feet require different skates. But I understand what you say about support. I guess the foams are a bit to thick , but if you want to hack them . Just put some lace holes high on the boot. Makes a huge diference and I think the new ones that arrived this week already have that stock 👌🏼😊
I don't know why a soft boot comes with 150mm off-road skates; more support is needed for better response and control.
Interesting. I kind of thought maybe it was just my feet. I guess my problem is they are so "short" at the toe so I cannot add in a full foot shock absorber/arch support. Hopefully there is a hardboot trinity coming that would be like the imperial so one could swap the frames over. Almost wished I went with the imperial SUV instead but I do love the 150mm as the larger tires glide over almost anything!
Agreed! I feel like maybe they were testing out the idea of off-road skates without investing in much other than the frames. I am sure if the interest was high enough they would develop a completely different boot to match with those frames.
put half a bar more air in the middle wheel. that would be worth a try, nice video
What pressure would you recommend to inflate the wheels too getting a pair shortly myself :)
None, don't get them the physics of them kinda suck and don't work well at all off road unless you are the robot. Everyone does reviews of em them throws them in the closet or sends them back. Even advanced distance speed skaters hate em. Get a mountain bike instead for off road which are lots of fun. (I know I had a pair of the PS 150x3 and sold them. ) Btw, I have allot of 125x3 on road skates; it is all I ride.
Please do more videos on the 150mm roadrunner wheels 😊
I love it, wish I could find a cheap pair of offroad skates.
3:33 it was a nice skill 🤪😀 like a Jurassic world 😝😝
IT EVEN NEEDS AIR!?
what kind of wrist guards are those Ricardo that you have on, and where can I purchase em' from, great vid too,,!
Thanks brother. Exactly what I was looking for.
Hello Lino, I would like to ask you for advice, I want to get a pair of off roads but worried about the fit most of all. I have wide feet with bent arches basically a disaster of feet. I had to invest in custom made ski boots to gain the comfort and control needed. Which boot would you recommend for someone like me. Generally, I prefer hard boots because they support more. Should I go for the imperial but I love the trinity idea but worried about the kaze with big wheels and a soft boot, I am not the best skater. Should I wait for the next renegade? I would really appreciate your advice.
i want to know, if these off road skates are smooth to ride on and off road 7 are they smooth no matter the terrain? im a long distance speed skater, but would like to go on long hikes with these.. thanks
I want to get a pair but I’m not sure which ones are better imperial or kaze?
Frefer Porti I would sa they both have pros a cons. Depends on whe you want to skate. And how .. cruise or agile
THE LINO LIFE I think I’m gonna go with imperial 125 after seeing all the video because I’m gonna try to do more tricks and jumps than just cruise... are the imperial true to size if I’m 9us should I pick a 9us imperial (42eu)?
Anyone try a little offroading with just a 125mm skate? Not those rubber tire ones. I've messed around with 110's and they can be okay if the dirt isn't super soft and full of rocks. The thought of switching from pavement to dirt to grass and back again seems like fun! I wonder if it's possible with just a 125 skate.
steven king it if possible, and I have done it in some of my videos but offcourse. The inflatable tires will allow your to go on a bit softer surfaces 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Regular urethane wheels are better on hard packed dirt jumps.
if shark wheels produces inline wheels that will be doable
heavyeditorial.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/wheel-3.jpg
heavy.com/news/2015/09/shark-wheel-shark-tank-products-episodes-deals/
or you can build your own frame with 3 x 70 mm sharks you can skate theim offroad ua-cam.com/video/3y4kHeE7rpE/v-deo.html
Freda Latou I bet the question was about using regular wheels made for the pavement, not on use cases of polyurethane as a material.
Steven King - there used to be even 100 mm offroad wheels. Some people can get through bumpy surfaces/light terrain on very small wheels. But what happens if you take a turn with a lot of dirt or water under your wheels? Will they grip? OTOH it's not like those things would explode if you try slowly :)
hi lino.
what do you think about the DOOP skates . please share your opinion .
SIdd Rong hey Man. There’ is a review on doop skates in my channel ;)
Lino I got a flat tire too. I was thinking on putting slime on it. Have you heard of someone doing that before?
Thanks a lot from France guys. At the moment, I'm running Marathons with 3X125 inline rollerblade shoes & Powerslide frame + French Roll'X wheels but I think I'm going to try outback 2X150 skates or 3X125 but the problem is that I'm not only running on paths, I've got a lot of road to do where I skate & I'm afraid the rolling may not be as quick with rubber wheels. Yet, it enables you to take paths & I really feel like it. What would you buy if you had such a scenario ? PS : you should have 2 rubber spare wheels with you :)
Hey, Did you buy them?, How was your experience? I want to buy them for bad rough roads and bad concrete surfaces.
What are the red skates ?
Looks like a lot of fun! I’d love to try it. 👍🏼
Are those for experienced skaters only or can beginners/advanced beginners try it too ? The roads here are awful i thought off road would be more fun...
luina78 hi, it could be. But from my experience with the metropolis SUV, rubber wheels are nice and smooth but they are quite slower and they also offer more resistance to manoeuvre. So they are quite safe to use but they drain your energy really fast
Please tell me how to buy off road skate
At one point you say something like "I won't tell you to go skate on asphalt". Is there a reason for it? Are these not good for asphalt? I'm looking for something that will let me skate wherever I want. We have some smooth asphalt, some "puzzle" blocks that are rougher than asphalt, and even some gravel, around where I live. Would you say these suv 125 are good for everything?
Tamara Zawada Im interested too!
I'd say the wheels won't last near as long as say 85A PU wheels. So, you would not want to use small 5" tire skates on paved surfaces for extended periods unless you don't mine replacing them periodically.
hi mr. Lino! i am courently looking for the cheapest way to have 3 wheel skates (never tried nothing besides agresive skating). i have recetly bought powerbladig skates just to cruise around with my wife (she have powerslide doop skates - 3 wheel). BUT! I WANT TO GO FASTER! the question is: should i search for used 3 wheel skates OR just buy kizer ufs trimax frames (i have usd sway, usd carbon and xsjado werbeski's boots ) thank You! :)
BTW. usd sway are cheap skates, but they dont feel cheap at all! i was realy suprised when i tried them firs time.
Thanks for such detail!!
I can't wait for the trinity 125mm Suv to arrive :D that will be sweet :D
coming NEXT :)
May I ask where is this place I really wanted to skate where you guys skates this is a nice place to do skates, so location location location
I love skating and your the best
Why didn't they just make them softer airless tires?
Good question.. Maybe they wair way too soon. Thus you need to replace them even more.
@@MelroyvandenBerg Maybe. But if the hardness determines the wear rate, then pneumatic tires would also wear out just as quick, assuming the hardness is the same.
I want to get some new skates I have the hard plastic roller blades from the 90s plastic itself snapped so I can't buckle down the skates anymore but I can't seem to find skates anywhere at all I don't want any of the soft boot sneaker skates I'm in the US and does anybody know what the current brands that hard plastic boot skates
Lino i have a metropolis can i change a suv frame let me know which. love you videos. Greetings from aruba
Jonathan Ramada hey hey man. You can just put a off-road frame. I know Powerslide wasn’t selling them but some shops were. If you google it you will the 125mm off Road frame set that will fit perfect on your metropolis.
Let me know how it goes 😊👊🏼
Thank you keep up the good jobb
Fuck me this looks fun... Sadly super expensive, especially also to get new stuff when/if breaks, since so many wheels.
Андрюха тоже ничего так катает, правда толстяк! )))
Hey! I recently took up rollerblading, about a month ago now, and am nowhere near pro, but I'm slowly slowly getting there (and definitely having fun!) However, there aren't many places where I live that are rollerblade friendly, and I've recently seen A LOT of stuff about off road skating, and it looks so fun! There are a lot of places on my doorstep I could do the off roading! I just wondered if it's the type of skating I could take up now where I'm at with skating, after only a month, or if it's the type of thing you'd recommend I wait to try until I'm better and more confident on regular rollerblades?? I'd really appreciate your feedback! :) Thanks!
They suck even for on-road and I am experienced with them and Skate on road inline powerslide (many models) 3x125 all the time.
Looks like fun~!
Got me hella juiced for my session tonight!
BOOH YA!! go get them boss
This is so sick 🔥
You could take the valve out of any wheel barrow tire. Just saying.
Hey man somebody please help me out...I'm a downhill waveboarder and my wheels melt help me out with a durable wheel
Liked those are awesome
EJ Olguin thanks dude! Lots of fun with these
How can I buy it?
From mardan
thank you, guys! I think I want to buy off road skates like this.
Awesome!
Nice TRUCK! :D :)
Sad. there is no tri skate here in the Philippines. Sir Lino can you lend me one? heheh more power
I’m going to look for a friend like Andree.
Yeah
:) thank you
I want to buy this.
they are sick.you wont regret :)
Yeah definitely i have a powerslide imperial and i want this too
Good video. But too many add-videos in between.
I rock UA-cam red no ads ever. It's worth it
I hope I can have some of your skates like a skate giveaway that fits for me from you idol 🥺🥺
I love how you do tutorials through vlog. Such a great man. Easy to comprehend 💕
Hello bro nice vedio
Good
Nice video
man you really need a helmet cam XD would allow people to see what your looking at.
huh... South Africa :)
150 is mandes on soft boots
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Freedom _2_SK8 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Makes a video about off-road skating.
Starts by throwing skates into the trunk and driving a car 🤔
I think that you talk too much.. so you have to talk less and just do it