@@InmoveskatesHi! I got the FX80s from inlinewarehouse but they didn’t come with a brake so I didn’t know I could attach one since I’m new to inlines. Where can I purchase one and is it hard to install/attach as a beginner? Thanks
Holy crap, dude... I just bought tires for my SUV, yesterday, and how I wish the dudes at the tire shop had been as informed, confident and helpful about tires as you are about skates. SMH. Thank you for the fantastic product presentation!
I been doing some research on skates to get me around brooklyn, and i got to say. You did a mighty fine job explaining these skates you're a great salesman. I'm going to invest in the FR1 90.
This video just saved me $100! I was about to get the FR1s and decided to look up the differences and after watching this decided I didn't really need any of the features beyond the FR3's ratcheting powerstrap. Great video!
Yeah I would have gotten FR2s or 3s but I figured I might aswell get FRXs since I could always just upgrade certain parts I might not enjoy like the strap
Dude this was an amazing review!! You went pretty in detail and took your time to show us the little extra quirks each skate has, really awesome man really appreciated. Thank you for taking your time to make this video. Really helped me few more confident about my spontaneous buy of the FR2s. First ride felt a little uncomfortable but hopefully that’s just breaking them in. Anyways great job awesome video keep it up 👍🏽
UA-cam needed this guide. I was a Rollerblade head for years and got the fr1 310s a year ago. I will never go back, the quality, build and comfort is second to none. Don't hesitate and get them..
Sorry for my poor english, i'm french... I only wanted to thank you for this realy complete review, everything is very well explained. It's very technical, we can now realy understand all the differences. Thanks !
Thank you so much! I recently purchased a FR3 but got a FR2 instead (awesome upgrade) and I wanted to figure out what the differences are. Your explanation is extremely helpful and enlightening!
Congratulations! The main would be extruded frame that is really better, stronger. More durable wheels. Heel antishocks instead of antishock insole. Better heel buckle. Cuff screws.
This video helped me so much! I was shopping for skates for my S/O and upgrade him a bit. He grew up skating, fell out of it with family life and is looking to get back in. This video helped me so much to decide which skates to get him. So much important info. Nothing left out. Thank you so much for this! Just ordered from your store.
wreszcie kolega na filmie wyjaśnił mi szczegółowo róznice w rolkach FR dziękuję. My zakupiliśmy model FR2 z dłuższa szyną na kołach 110 jestemy z dziewczyna bardzo zadowoleni. Rolki i tak sa zaskakująco zwrotne.
Exactly what I needed. Ended up settling on the FR2 since I found a good sale and, quite frankly, I'm not going to be subjecting the skates to gigantic drops and crazy speeds. Thanks so much for putting this together!
Thank very much for such a great review of the FR Skates R series. Your review is very useful and informative on every aspect of the skates. I own the FR R3 3-110 mm skates. I plan to buy new frames with the 4-80mm for the slalom skating. Can you mount the UFS frames to the boots as well for the aggressive skating?
Yes, you can mount UFS frames to aggressive boots(they are UFS mount boots). UFS - flat mounting. In FR3 your frames and boots are not UFS, they are 165mm mounting.
I bought my FRXs from Sonic a couple of weeks ago (I'm the guy from Woodside), after struggling with some cheap Target skates. Best decision ever. I'm way more confident in them. Once I solidify my balance, and drag and power stops, I'll be joining those Wednesday Night Skates!👍🏼
@@lonelyberg1808 Another update. I never quite got my single leg balance on the FRXs,as they were a bit too big for my feet. I literally had to wear an extra pair of thick socks just to fill the liner, and there was still too much space between the liner and shell. Plus being flat-footed with knock knees, I heavily pronated because I could never get the boot tight enough. This of course was making me unsure in my skating. Just bought the FR1 Deluxe Intuitions literally to the limit of my foot size (28cm, EU 42) and heat molded to fit perfectly. The ankle straps ratcheting really holds everything into place, so there's less movement in my ankles.
Just got my pair of FR2 Skates and probably the best purchase I’ve made. I’m an intermediate-advanced skater and this just shows that the more you pay, the better the quality. At first glance the FR2s seemed that they would not fit. Very hard shell, high ankle liner, tough laces. It seemed suspicious till I slipped them on, keep in my mind I have an EEE foot, which is wider than the widest foot width! I managed to skate 3 hours with some arch pain that increased greatly towards the end of course. That being said, from experience I am probably lacing up too tight, which is the reason why most wide footers get the arch pain. Anyways, that was my review for wide foot people because the skate is stated to be suited for wide feet. (Narrow foots can work with the skate too! The only thing I am a little shaky on is that the ankle strap is higher than most skates, and with that being said, powersliding will be a bit weird. I was hearing clicking sounds and couldn’t figure if it was the ankle strap coming loose or somehow tightening from pressure, but it probably came loose. This happened a few times and wasn’t too much to worry about as the skate was still strapped on well. So doing other awkward movements, perhaps mohawks or something else is a bit awkward. As an extra, this things destroy crappy terrain, shock absorption is pretty good and that probably comes from the wheels looking to be a good PU and 85A hardness.
Buy FR Skates online in the USA: www.inmoveskates.com/fr-skates (use code "FRSK10" to get 10% off from any FR SKATES at the checkout). A lot of models in stock with a free shipping :) To visit shop in NYC offline, check Keskate.com
im currently in FRX but i upgraded parts over time to i got invader wheels and 4D frames but im stuck now im i not able to buy/upgrade the 7 hole metal plate? do i need buy a full FR1 setup for that?
Thank you so much! This was the only recent review that I could find and helped a lot with choosing a pair of skates. Just ordered some FR3’s! Can’t wait to start skating again!
You are a big guy. Thanks for the review. I compared between fr1 and PS NEXT 100. The main advantage for me was having a longer frame on the PS. Now I know that the same is on fr2.
Hi! 20 years ago I was a very good skater. Ice, aggressive, street, I loved it. But that was then. So now I decided to grab a new pair and level up my cardio. Is the fr1 worth the extra money compared to the frx - which was my first choice, since I'm not rich unfortunately - considering I'll need to relearn almost everything, but in a few months time I'd like to bomb through the city like I just stole something 😅? Hope someone still reads this
Hello. You can use FRX or FR1 for freeride city skating. In FRX compared to the FR1 there will be not enough heel support (due to strap instead of buckle - you can buy this as a part or just choose FR3) and there can be some issues with axles from time to time (stripped 1st and 4th axles if not carefully taken off). The frame is budget, so in theory for high jumps and too many skating days - best to take the frame that goes with FR2 and FR1. However, I haven't seen frame issues lately (there were up to 2018 from time to time as it's not an extruded frame in FRX). Wheels and bearings are okay, anyway, you will change them later once they are done (any wheels will be done after around 10-50 active skating sessions, it depends). Any bearings afraid of water+sand. The only thing that can be changed in FRX later is the mounting system. In FR1 it's the most advanced and strong, but this is needed only if high weight or/and really high jumps, so really extreme use (however, haven't seen that you can break the FRX mounting system anyway). Total - you will have a lot of small pluses with the advanced model, but with a budget one, you can do the same skating. :)
Thank you for taking the time to make this video! Well explained! I'm watching this after ordering my FR3 80s. Can't wait for them to arrive. I'm upgrading from terrible starter skates that I learned to practice on.
@@alwaysthankful1840 Hello! They're worth every penny. They're quiet, smooth, roll nicely, but you'll have to get used to the comfort (they take a bit of time to break in but once you have, they're golden). They're durable as hell too, and are built with quality. They're night and day in comparison to my previous skates.
Thank you very mucho for your reporter about FR series. I have a pair of FR3 80 mm. they are super confortable. I think FR SKATES has the morst confortable boots in the markets, dont you think?
Holy cow, I just skated in the FR1 310's for the first time today.... I didn't think I'd ever feel like this on skates. It's so buttery. Silky. I honestly just wanted to be outside all day. Thanks for the video and info it definitely influenced me to pull the trigger even with the price tag. I'm just a casual skater who had some K2's that I got for like $100. They were cool but TRIskates are a lot funner imo and FR you can just tell they are a cut above with everything. Appreciate vids like this for newbs like myself!
@@Inmoveskates How hot are those FR1s running? I am in Central Europe, K2s and such soft boots are the majority of the market. I had the same K2s for over a decade and I feel I should get something less torn and smelly. Not sure though about the hard shell. I am too old for jumps but I like the idea of removable insole and liner plus a potential for upgrades or part replacements.
Best review to finally understand the different features of the FR line. Great explanation!! I just think you forgot to mention FR1 frame is not rockeable. Is it possible to change the frame to a rockeable one? Like FR2 , FR3 and FRX.
@@mephistopheles5327 I have the twister edge but I do not own the Eagle F7.I have heard good things about the F7 boot in terms of comfort. However, I do know the F7 does not have metal mounting plates if that helps any.
thank you so much this is exactly what I need to watch before I choose my skate you are so amazing I hope your channel gets to 1 million subscribers soon🙏🏻🙏🏻🔥😊😊
Just ordered my first pair of skates after 10 years, thanks to your video! Very easy to understand and a lot of work taken off us, really enjoyed it. I went for the FR2 ones as i like to have the possibility to try out both, flat and rockered frame feels. If I'm confident on the 4x80 ones I'll get myself an 4x90 endless frame I guess, so I have better speed in general and actual fast liners if I run it 3x100, I'm fucking hyped to skate again! A question I still ask myself - is it smarter to swap out the wheels with cheap ones right from the start, as the first few pairs of wheels will suffer a lot of training lessons, especially breaking and wear off super fast anyway?
I am IN JAMAICA, and im planning to start skating again & this video has help SOOOOO MUCH .......MY ONLY ISSUE IS THERE IS NO PRICINGS.....BUT I LOVE IT ANYWAY....RESPECT GENERAL
You can try FR Skates with intuition liner for example as it’s thinner. Or some other liners. But they use 41-42, 43-44 shell sizes in FR FRX-FR1 boots for a long time.
Finally! I looked all over the internet for the differences n couldn't find anything even close to this.
That’s great! Thank you!
@@InmoveskatesHi! I got the FX80s from inlinewarehouse but they didn’t come with a brake so I didn’t know I could attach one since I’m new to inlines. Where can I purchase one and is it hard to install/attach as a beginner? Thanks
15:36 "dunno about skater knees, but the skates itself..." 😂😂😅
This video is exactly what I needed! Thank you!!!
Thank you!
Me the same, spend hours of watching different models and didn't get the differences.
This is video was exactly what I needed!
Great job.
@@xblumentopfx fr like finally, Idk if I can even afford the FR X but hoppyfully. I’m about to go check the price
Holy crap, dude... I just bought tires for my SUV, yesterday, and how I wish the dudes at the tire shop had been as informed, confident and helpful about tires as you are about skates. SMH. Thank you for the fantastic product presentation!
Hello
I been doing some research on skates to get me around brooklyn, and i got to say. You did a mighty fine job explaining these skates you're a great salesman. I'm going to invest in the FR1 90.
What do you think so far?
@@barajas0777mexic these are really high grade skates. I got the 90s and also picked up the spin freestyles. Awesome investment
Which one do you like more?
@@fun4u777 you are a wide foot or narrow?
I'm 1:14 into this video and it's already far better than most of the fodder I found before it. Kudos, immediate subscribe.
This video just saved me $100! I was about to get the FR1s and decided to look up the differences and after watching this decided I didn't really need any of the features beyond the FR3's ratcheting powerstrap. Great video!
Yeah I would have gotten FR2s or 3s but I figured I might aswell get FRXs since I could always just upgrade certain parts I might not enjoy like the strap
Such a nice review! I like the part where you compare both frames FR1, FR2. The only one who did this
Dude this was an amazing review!! You went pretty in detail and took your time to show us the little extra quirks each skate has, really awesome man really appreciated. Thank you for taking your time to make this video. Really helped me few more confident about my spontaneous buy of the FR2s. First ride felt a little uncomfortable but hopefully that’s just breaking them in. Anyways great job awesome video keep it up 👍🏽
Awesome video! Put my order in yesterday. My grand children will freak out seeing Grandpa on skates! Thanks!
UA-cam needed this guide. I was a Rollerblade head for years and got the fr1 310s a year ago. I will never go back, the quality, build and comfort is second to none. Don't hesitate and get them..
You should make the same type of videos with the other brands flying eagle, rollerblade, etc. Or comparisons.
Sorry for my poor english, i'm french... I only wanted to thank you for this realy complete review, everything is very well explained. It's very technical, we can now realy understand all the differences. Thanks !
Something about this guy I like. He’s being himself, great voice quality , and straight to the point. He gets my vote!
Thank you so much! I recently purchased a FR3 but got a FR2 instead (awesome upgrade) and I wanted to figure out what the differences are. Your explanation is extremely helpful and enlightening!
Congratulations! The main would be extruded frame that is really better, stronger. More durable wheels. Heel antishocks instead of antishock insole. Better heel buckle. Cuff screws.
That was a great, detailed review. I think I am going to get the FR1 after watching you go through all of the differences. Thanks!
This video helped me so much! I was shopping for skates for my S/O and upgrade him a bit. He grew up skating, fell out of it with family life and is looking to get back in. This video helped me so much to decide which skates to get him. So much important info. Nothing left out. Thank you so much for this! Just ordered from your store.
Also, we grew up in Queens, skating at Flushing Meadows. 🙂
Didn't know of any skate shops in Queens, so cool I stumbled upon this video!
wreszcie kolega na filmie wyjaśnił mi szczegółowo róznice w rolkach FR dziękuję. My zakupiliśmy model FR2 z dłuższa szyną na kołach 110 jestemy z dziewczyna bardzo zadowoleni. Rolki i tak sa zaskakująco zwrotne.
Exactly what I needed. Ended up settling on the FR2 since I found a good sale and, quite frankly, I'm not going to be subjecting the skates to gigantic drops and crazy speeds.
Thanks so much for putting this together!
Thank very much for such a great review of the FR Skates R series. Your review is very useful and informative on every aspect of the skates. I own the FR R3 3-110 mm skates. I plan to buy new frames with the 4-80mm for the slalom skating. Can you mount the UFS frames to the boots as well for the aggressive skating?
I’m wondering the same lol
Yes, you can mount UFS frames to aggressive boots(they are UFS mount boots).
UFS - flat mounting.
In FR3 your frames and boots are not UFS, they are 165mm mounting.
лучшее видео по fr! и спасибо Яндекс переводчику за перевод голоса )
I bought my FRXs from Sonic a couple of weeks ago (I'm the guy from Woodside), after struggling with some cheap Target skates. Best decision ever. I'm way more confident in them. Once I solidify my balance, and drag and power stops, I'll be joining those Wednesday Night Skates!👍🏼
Are they still good ?
@@lonelyberg1808...
@@HotFiya05 oh ok
@@lonelyberg1808 Another update. I never quite got my single leg balance on the FRXs,as they were a bit too big for my feet. I literally had to wear an extra pair of thick socks just to fill the liner, and there was still too much space between the liner and shell. Plus being flat-footed with knock knees, I heavily pronated because I could never get the boot tight enough. This of course was making me unsure in my skating. Just bought the FR1 Deluxe Intuitions literally to the limit of my foot size (28cm, EU 42) and heat molded to fit perfectly. The ankle straps ratcheting really holds everything into place, so there's less movement in my ankles.
How does the frx 80 compare to the Seba E3 80. Would they be same as they used to be the same brand?
I couldn't have found a more informative video than this one. FRX80 is calling my name!
Just got my pair of FR2 Skates and probably the best purchase I’ve made. I’m an intermediate-advanced skater and this just shows that the more you pay, the better the quality. At first glance the FR2s seemed that they would not fit. Very hard shell, high ankle liner, tough laces. It seemed suspicious till I slipped them on, keep in my mind I have an EEE foot, which is wider than the widest foot width! I managed to skate 3 hours with some arch pain that increased greatly towards the end of course. That being said, from experience I am probably lacing up too tight, which is the reason why most wide footers get the arch pain. Anyways, that was my review for wide foot people because the skate is stated to be suited for wide feet. (Narrow foots can work with the skate too!
The only thing I am a little shaky on is that the ankle strap is higher than most skates, and with that being said, powersliding will be a bit weird. I was hearing clicking sounds and couldn’t figure if it was the ankle strap coming loose or somehow tightening from pressure, but it probably came loose. This happened a few times and wasn’t too much to worry about as the skate was still strapped on well. So doing other awkward movements, perhaps mohawks or something else is a bit awkward.
As an extra, this things destroy crappy terrain, shock absorption is pretty good and that probably comes from the wheels looking to be a good PU and 85A hardness.
Buy FR Skates online in the USA: www.inmoveskates.com/fr-skates
(use code "FRSK10" to get 10% off from any FR SKATES at the checkout).
A lot of models in stock with a free shipping :)
To visit shop in NYC offline, check Keskate.com
Just ordered!
im currently in FRX but i upgraded parts over time to i got invader wheels and 4D frames but im stuck now im i not able to buy/upgrade the 7 hole metal plate? do i need buy a full FR1 setup for that?
Thank you so much! This was the only recent review that I could find and helped a lot with choosing a pair of skates. Just ordered some FR3’s! Can’t wait to start skating again!
15:30 : i dont know about them knies, but the skates are build to last - nailed it!
You are a big guy. Thanks for the review. I compared between fr1 and PS NEXT 100. The main advantage for me was having a longer frame on the PS. Now I know that the same is on fr2.
Great Vlog!! You really did FR justice with their FR line of skates!!
Thank you 🙏
This is the best review and detailed explanation of FR skates!
Thanks a ton for this amazing content!
Hi! 20 years ago I was a very good skater. Ice, aggressive, street, I loved it. But that was then. So now I decided to grab a new pair and level up my cardio. Is the fr1 worth the extra money compared to the frx - which was my first choice, since I'm not rich unfortunately - considering I'll need to relearn almost everything, but in a few months time I'd like to bomb through the city like I just stole something 😅? Hope someone still reads this
Hello. You can use FRX or FR1 for freeride city skating.
In FRX compared to the FR1 there will be not enough heel support (due to strap instead of buckle - you can buy this as a part or just choose FR3) and there can be some issues with axles from time to time (stripped 1st and 4th axles if not carefully taken off).
The frame is budget, so in theory for high jumps and too many skating days - best to take the frame that goes with FR2 and FR1. However, I haven't seen frame issues lately (there were up to 2018 from time to time as it's not an extruded frame in FRX).
Wheels and bearings are okay, anyway, you will change them later once they are done (any wheels will be done after around 10-50 active skating sessions, it depends). Any bearings afraid of water+sand.
The only thing that can be changed in FRX later is the mounting system. In FR1 it's the most advanced and strong, but this is needed only if high weight or/and really high jumps, so really extreme use (however, haven't seen that you can break the FRX mounting system anyway).
Total - you will have a lot of small pluses with the advanced model, but with a budget one, you can do the same skating. :)
Couldn't have asked for a better review of this. Thank you!
This video is amazing. I bought fr2 and didn’t know the cuff could be moved. This video is so awesome!
Thank you! That’s cool that we have some new info 😁
This was such a great overview and comparison for these. Well done brother! Now to pick a set up
!!!Best video to view for those wanting to get FR skates or compare them. Thank you for the video!!!
Thank you so much for this explanation. New to skating and needed to know the differences between all the models.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video! Well explained! I'm watching this after ordering my FR3 80s. Can't wait for them to arrive. I'm upgrading from terrible starter skates that I learned to practice on.
Hi thinking of buying how are they so far?
@@alwaysthankful1840 Hello! They're worth every penny. They're quiet, smooth, roll nicely, but you'll have to get used to the comfort (they take a bit of time to break in but once you have, they're golden). They're durable as hell too, and are built with quality. They're night and day in comparison to my previous skates.
Thanks for the info! I just bought a used frx from your online store. Looking forward to my first pair of inline skates!
How'd the used skates look when you got them?
thanks for the review. cant lay eyes on these just anywhere
Willing to buy a FRX in few days and I really enjoyed watching to your video. You said everything I needed to know
Thank you very mucho for your reporter about FR series. I have a pair of FR3 80 mm. they are super confortable. I think FR SKATES has the morst confortable boots in the markets, dont you think?
Thanks for this highly thorough and great review of all the FR skates!
Wow, great video. Sounds like FRX are great for skaters who won’t want to modify them too much. I thin k these will be the one I get. Thank you!
Holy cow, I just skated in the FR1 310's for the first time today.... I didn't think I'd ever feel like this on skates. It's so buttery. Silky. I honestly just wanted to be outside all day. Thanks for the video and info it definitely influenced me to pull the trigger even with the price tag. I'm just a casual skater who had some K2's that I got for like $100. They were cool but TRIskates are a lot funner imo and FR you can just tell they are a cut above with everything. Appreciate vids like this for newbs like myself!
Enjoy your skates! In the future you can try else frames as well to mix fun, cause it feels differently :)
@@Inmoveskates How hot are those FR1s running? I am in Central Europe, K2s and such soft boots are the majority of the market. I had the same K2s for over a decade and I feel I should get something less torn and smelly. Not sure though about the hard shell. I am too old for jumps but I like the idea of removable insole and liner plus a potential for upgrades or part replacements.
Thank you so much!!! I was very confused about the differences! Now I know everything!! Thanks again!!
If there's multiple times thumb up, I'll definitely click millions times. Such a great and wonderful content you've made for the Skaters Community
I wasn’t sure if the frx would be compatible with the endless frame series. But I feel confident the the fr3 will be the best options for upgrading
Hey this video was super clear, concise, and organized. I appreciate the chapter labels too.
very helpful Thanks!
Thanks man, best review yet.
This video is very well done!! It's what I needed!! Needs more views
This video is a godsend!
FR demystified! Thank you!
wow thank you for taking the time explaining the features of all the models 🙂
Thank you! this is a very informative video. Cant find elsewhere even after googled.
Totally ordered some FR3's. :)
Best review to finally understand the different features of the FR line. Great explanation!! I just think you forgot to mention FR1 frame is not rockeable. Is it possible to change the frame to a rockeable one? Like FR2 , FR3 and FRX.
Thank you! Yes, you can take off the frame and put from rockerable one from FR2/3/X or any else 165mm mount frame(not UFS).
Really helpful thanks!
Thanks a lot for the info, really instructive and clarifying!!
This was so helpful! Really! Thank you so much!!!!
Before watching this video I was confused about the differences in the FR series, 😊🎉
I enjoy my FR1's. The build is incomparable and I have many different brands of skates.
do you have twister edge or Flying eagle F7? if so, can you compare?
@@mephistopheles5327 I have the twister edge but I do not own the Eagle F7.I have heard good things about the F7 boot in terms of comfort. However, I do know the F7 does not have metal mounting plates if that helps any.
@@BalaHormiga yeah, I have twister edge and fr1s, the fr1 is far better built and if you have a wide foot/ankle, get the fr1 and you'll be in heaven
Every time I want to buy skates I refer to this 👍🥰
Great review - everything I needed to hear! Not just another 'unboxing' dressed as a review
Thank you thank you thank you for the video just what I was looking for
Under rated Chanel
Thanks Sonic that was a great review!
This clip is so informative!
Thank you so much! You are amazing! :)
Great video! It was very informative and you did a great job explaining things, I like your style. Keep up the good work man!
I'm waiting for the FR3 110, the powerslide zoom 100 and the flying eagle F6 really kool ⛸ also
Awesome video man! Saved me a ton of research
Is this from the future? It’s 2023 where I am and this video is 2 yrs old. 😮
Thanks for this vid :)
thank you so much this is exactly what I need to watch before I choose my skate you are so amazing I hope your channel gets to 1 million subscribers soon🙏🏻🙏🏻🔥😊😊
Great video. I have a pair of fr1s that I absolutely love.
Very helpful video. Liked and subbed. Thanks!
Great video, thank you
just the perfect vid. thank you!
You're welcome!
Just ordered my first pair of skates after 10 years, thanks to your video! Very easy to understand and a lot of work taken off us, really enjoyed it.
I went for the FR2 ones as i like to have the possibility to try out both, flat and rockered frame feels.
If I'm confident on the 4x80 ones I'll get myself an 4x90 endless frame I guess, so I have better speed in general and actual fast liners if I run it 3x100, I'm fucking hyped to skate again!
A question I still ask myself - is it smarter to swap out the wheels with cheap ones right from the start, as the first few pairs of wheels will suffer a lot of training lessons, especially breaking and wear off super fast anyway?
How have the fr2 been for you?
Is the fr1 and fr2 do almost same performance?
Simply an amazing video, THANK YOU x100!!!
This was a very helpful video. Thanks for making it. I couldn’t figure out the difference even by looking at the FR Skates website.
I am IN JAMAICA, and im planning to start skating again & this video has help SOOOOO MUCH .......MY ONLY ISSUE IS THERE IS NO PRICINGS.....BUT I LOVE IT ANYWAY....RESPECT GENERAL
Prices may be different, depends on a country. You can check them in a shop :)
Excellent review!
the information is 100% useful, thank you so much! helps a lot!
This is terrific. I dig my FR2 310s. For the future, I hope FR comes up with a 42-43 shell.
You can try FR Skates with intuition liner for example as it’s thinner. Or some other liners. But they use 41-42, 43-44 shell sizes in FR FRX-FR1 boots for a long time.
Love it, thx! Still super useful!
oh snap I'm in NYC was looking for an inline skate shop. Glad I found this!
Great vid.. If i wanted a versatile skate that can be used for recreational skating and roller hockey with a wide foot..Which would you suggest?
amazing video, very descriptive and will help me decide which FR model to get!
I’m measuring my foot at 26cm what size should I get pls
Great Video! I’ve been looking for a good breakdown of the FR models for a minute now!
Excellent comparison! I was looking for something exactly like this! Great job
Too funny. This is the shop I just bought my skates from.
Congratulations! 🎉
thanks! really good review
Excellent video! Thanks!
Excellent job.
Thank you very much!
Good review info was needed
awesome video!
Thank you
thankyouuu omg this Is so helpful