I am a rockered girly through and through so when I tried my aggressive inlines for the first time yesterday I felt like I had to learn to skate all over again. I didn’t know railroading was a thing but boy do I feel seen hahaha. It sounds like these frames are the perfect solution to my problem and I can’t wait to try them! Thanks for putting them on my radar!
I'm a big-wheel guy in general, so I was surprised to find that I liked the medium over the classics. If you look at the 2:00 mark, you'll see why. The H-block is so wide on the classics that sometimes you get wheelbite (especially on the coping I skate most often, which to be fair is really recessed). I almost never get wheelbite with the medium groove, and it locks you in really well. And to your point, I prefer the shorter wheelbase as well. It's a super agile frame with the rocker. Both great frames, just depends on what you want to do with them.
You’re final thoughts on getting wheel bite is exactly why I roll anti rocker.I appreciate flat set ups but never have a shortage of speed with my anti rocker set up. Thanks for the review
Haha yep I just enjoy the ability to pump and carve on a flat/slightly rockered setup. Never enjoyed the train tracks feeling especially going back and forth from urban skates to aggressive.
i just got these frames and i love them. being one who has had alot of difficulty with finding a good flat frame. and also one who has wanted to learn more carving in bowls which the 72 bullet wheels r good for. and one who has had issues with 58-60mm wheels slowing down and spending alot of energy trying to get speed. i spent hours dremeling my soulplate and part of the frame for the UC wheels to fit all the way. but once i got them on my old TRS Details they are so good. theyre lighweight. they turn great like with my compass 80mm. i can frontside round rails, i can soul ledges, i can roll over rough terrain. i can skate faster without too much effort with out getting slowed down. theyre the best of both worlds.
Would have loved to have detailed pics or videos as you’re describing the details of the frames. Also, I would have started with the overall description that they are a rockered setup and describing what that means. Just words from another old guy getting back into rollin
Totally agree. Could have spent more time on this if I had the time(which is a bit limited now days). This is really just a review for those that already know what this frame is and are just looking for my opinion.
Love them Large Oysi. It change my way of skating, almost start some wizard stuff on it in between curb and rail. The way i skate between obstacle change for a better.
I love everything about these frames " except " the bolts, they strip easy and ever so often you will hear a click clack I've owned about 4 oysi frames so yeah I hope the bolts get fixed or improved
Love the review! I know this video is several months old but have you ever considered reviewing the Oysi medium frames? I really like skating flat and want to try the oysi frames but I am torn on which ones to get, the medium or classic frames...would be super interested in your opinion after skating both!
@@ThirtyandRollin got some Oysi classics coming! Quick follow up question…what do you do for wheel rotation on a hi lo frame like the Oysi frames? Also, what wheels have found work best?
What skates do these oysi classic frames fit? I’m looking at getting back into blading after 10 years off. I had the genesys 4.1 but they felt very chunky, any good recommendations for newer skates?
If you really want to be able to get boot down easier on grinds like shiftys (royales to you non aussies) & noogans then I would recommend going with something with a larger soul kit due to the height of the frame. I rock them on the FR UFR's and they work great due to the larger size of its soul kit. The razor shifts, USD shadows & Seba CJ's would work well due to the size of their soul kits. You can run them on the M12's, like Brenden does, or any of the Them skates which have smaller ones but those grinds will be harder to get boot down but aren't impossible though. It just requires more bending of the knees and better body positioning. So just take that into consideration but its not a hard rule, it depends on what you want to skate, how you skate and also your foot shape/size as not all boots are perfect for everyones feet.
Lol that dinosaur gets me every time. These frames really are amazing for pure park flow. That's amazing they have lasted so well for two years!
The mediums are awesome as well, they have a huge h-block that cant miss with and wheel protection. Good things to know about the classics 👍
Skating and music is killin it.
Glad you are enjoying it.
I am a rockered girly through and through so when I tried my aggressive inlines for the first time yesterday I felt like I had to learn to skate all over again. I didn’t know railroading was a thing but boy do I feel seen hahaha. It sounds like these frames are the perfect solution to my problem and I can’t wait to try them! Thanks for putting them on my radar!
Yep these will be great!
I'm a big-wheel guy in general, so I was surprised to find that I liked the medium over the classics. If you look at the 2:00 mark, you'll see why. The H-block is so wide on the classics that sometimes you get wheelbite (especially on the coping I skate most often, which to be fair is really recessed). I almost never get wheelbite with the medium groove, and it locks you in really well. And to your point, I prefer the shorter wheelbase as well. It's a super agile frame with the rocker.
Both great frames, just depends on what you want to do with them.
You’re final thoughts on getting wheel bite is exactly why I roll anti rocker.I appreciate flat set ups but never have a shortage of speed with my anti rocker set up. Thanks for the review
Haha yep I just enjoy the ability to pump and carve on a flat/slightly rockered setup. Never enjoyed the train tracks feeling especially going back and forth from urban skates to aggressive.
i just got these frames and i love them. being one who has had alot of difficulty with finding a good flat frame. and also one who has wanted to learn more carving in bowls which the 72 bullet wheels r good for. and one who has had issues with 58-60mm wheels slowing down and spending alot of energy trying to get speed.
i spent hours dremeling my soulplate and part of the frame for the UC wheels to fit all the way. but once i got them on my old TRS Details they are so good. theyre lighweight. they turn great like with my compass 80mm. i can frontside round rails, i can soul ledges, i can roll over rough terrain. i can skate faster without too much effort with out getting slowed down. theyre the best of both worlds.
Would have loved to have detailed pics or videos as you’re describing the details of the frames. Also, I would have started with the overall description that they are a rockered setup and describing what that means. Just words from another old guy getting back into rollin
Totally agree. Could have spent more time on this if I had the time(which is a bit limited now days). This is really just a review for those that already know what this frame is and are just looking for my opinion.
Love them Large Oysi. It change my way of skating, almost start some wizard stuff on it in between curb and rail.
The way i skate between obstacle change for a better.
O ya. That mini rocker is fun!
I'll definitwly need one of these next season ! This season's budget is already busted 😂
Nice T-shirt there
Oysi soleplate could solve the royal and dremel problem 🤔
Yes it could.
I love everything about these frames " except " the bolts, they strip easy and ever so often you will hear a click clack I've owned about 4 oysi frames so yeah I hope the bolts get fixed or improved
Wow that's interesting. I have not experienced that luckily.
Really nice video, I would love to see a 60 or 64mm Oysi flat. All 4 wheels same size but same wheelbite protection ❤
That would be a solid smaller Oysi setup!
@@ThirtyandRollin maybe the community should ask for? Cause Oysi have the best flatrocker frame right now.
hey, by using one of the plastic washer that comes with the frame on the male axle side I'm able to only use allen key. might work for y'all as well
Ahhhh good idea! Ill try it.
Love the review! I know this video is several months old but have you ever considered reviewing the Oysi medium frames? I really like skating flat and want to try the oysi frames but I am torn on which ones to get, the medium or classic frames...would be super interested in your opinion after skating both!
Yes I will at some point when I grab another pair. Skated them for a bit but like the classic a bit more.
@@ThirtyandRollin got some Oysi classics coming! Quick follow up question…what do you do for wheel rotation on a hi lo frame like the Oysi frames? Also, what wheels have found work best?
@@jeffparkes8781 I flip my wheels and swap 1 to 4 and 2 to 3. I roll Undercover wheels on them currently.
I’ve been looking to put these on some RB Blanks. Any idea of the weight comparison between the stock blank frame and the Oysi frame?
Single sided axles if you strip a bolt you’re in for project.
This is true but I have yet to strip one on any of my urban skates. I would take the risk.
What skates do these oysi classic frames fit? I’m looking at getting back into blading after 10 years off. I had the genesys 4.1 but they felt very chunky, any good recommendations for newer skates?
Any skates that are US men's 8 or larger and have a wider soul plate.
@@ThirtyandRollin ok awesome thanks, cuz I’m looking at the cults or the shifts.
@@CanadianThor Those should be fine.
How are they on ledges?
Awesome! Destroy anything with em!
What skate boot do you think this frame would be best with?
If you really want to be able to get boot down easier on grinds like shiftys (royales to you non aussies) & noogans then I would recommend going with something with a larger soul kit due to the height of the frame. I rock them on the FR UFR's and they work great due to the larger size of its soul kit. The razor shifts, USD shadows & Seba CJ's would work well due to the size of their soul kits. You can run them on the M12's, like Brenden does, or any of the Them skates which have smaller ones but those grinds will be harder to get boot down but aren't impossible though. It just requires more bending of the knees and better body positioning. So just take that into consideration but its not a hard rule, it depends on what you want to skate, how you skate and also your foot shape/size as not all boots are perfect for everyones feet.
Any wider aggressive boot. For me it works nicely with the Rollerblade Blank boot.
@@ThirtyandRollin PERFECT! That's the one I have. LOL
Much appreciated. Thanks.