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@@yobro3325 um.. depends on what wheel profile you like to skate 🤷🏾‍♂️ if you enjoy more bullet profile wheels, go for the tnec. But, if you prefer rounded or square/face wheels, go for the iqons. Hope that helps ✌🏽

@@demonnikto3365 enjoy 🖤

@@libotwithyapakanzmark6556 cheers ✌🏽

@Jacobbbutynski sup bro ✌🏽 yeah man, I always use shock absorbers. Im too old not to... With these, I just used the heel pads that come with intuition liners. That was enough

@Chris-jp3fw really depends on your feet and how your liners feel.. and, are you on the larger side or smaller side of the boot sizing 🤷🏾‍♂️ you can't go wrong with intuition but.. it really is personal preference

@@ShredCitySkatesKelvW cheers bro the intuition is definitely the one I've been thinking of to. Thanks bro

@FabiusPyromanus so, different colabs.. meaning, the skate brand will get them custom made to fit their specific boot. This was just to show people the sizing, depending on what version of intuition liner they might have or might want to get ✌🏽 intuition "premium" are intuitions main liner, everything else are colabs with skate brands

@@guardion2394 I wear 8us shoes

@dmgd509 I find any frame that you can just drop your wheels into easily, will generally be a little clacky

@@NoBuddyz footfinder link?

@@ShredCitySkatesKelvW 🤣🤣🤣 naked foot pics

Sup bro ✌🏽 good question 🤔 62mm would probably be pushing it.. I'm not 100% sure, but there is small wheel wells. Hit tnec up on insta or the fine people on the interwebs/fb

Sup bro, my top 3 flat frames... iqon ag60, balance 2, and tnec 🤘🏽 thanks for watching 👊🏼

@@ShredCitySkatesKelvW Thanks very much, haven't skated any of those yet!

@@Rollerbalder they're very different from each other, all have their strengths and weaknesses

That's cool man, you don't have to like the skate 🤷🏾‍♂️ different strokes for different folks. Yes, a beginner can definitely learn about all the parts that make a skate, but it takes time. Can be pretty confusing learning about different frames, materials, boot sizing, all the liners, different wheels (shapes, hardness, sizes), bearings, hardware, soulplates, brands, etc.. if someone comes in just wanting blades but not knowing anything except they want to do tricks and not want to spend alot of money.. TNEC would be on the list next to roces m12 and sways. I personally think the TNEC's are a pretty decent skate. You don't need to reinvent the wheel. All skates/boots have copied from each other in some shape or form.. it's all about how they fit and what accessories you personally like on them 🤷🏾‍♂️ Look at shoes! Anyway, thanks for your input 👊🏼 stay rad

Glad i could be of service ✌

Haha, facts. I'd put razor SL in the same category

@@ShredCitySkatesKelvW absolutly fun skate too

Sick setup! It's definitely my fav frame atm 🔥 I love the design of the groove

Not sure 🤷🏾‍♂️ probably cause there was no hype around it and it's just a reskined usd skate.. I don't have a good track record with usd skates, they generally don't fit my feet 😅 better to have low expectations, can't get to disappointment 😉

Haha, I kind see where you're coming from.. they're meant to be grinded on, so I'm not too precious about it 🤷🏾‍♂️ just buy another pair 😉 but, it is sad when things wear down.. such is the nature of blading

Haha, thanks 👊🏼 🔥🔥🔥

Na man, was one of their old models

🤣 stoked you enjoyed it 🙏🏽

Thanks for watching 👊🏼

Haha, yeah.. I guess it depends on your perspective on the skate/company... for "core" skaters, they're more than likely to hate on impala for the fact they're owned by a skateboard company.. cashing in on the trend 🤷🏾‍♂️ and, their quad skates aren't the best quality.. But for a casual normal person that just want to roll around, their rollerblades are more than fine and definitely do the trick ✌🏽 I could easily go into a deeper conversation on the pro and cons, other prospectives, bla bla bla.. but I the end, who cares. Skate what you want to skate and just have fun ✌🏽

@@ShredCitySkatesKelvW I’m actually using these in preparation for skiing .., and I actually just finished watching the skate to ski playlist and now I get it from the “core” perspective but I agree (having limited recent experience). I see why it’s fine for entry, casual level, even for some videos they were minimally used for urban places but yeah anything above that I don’t think these would hold. You should do a video on this, there are soooo many people of reddit asking the initial question I asked

This is the comment I was looking for lol Reddit is doggin them out and I do want something that will last. With the color combos + the price point, I am seriously considering it. However, with all the reviews I’ve seen, it’s usually about the “unboxing” and their first initial skate. I’d like to know if anyone regrets making them their primary mode of inline skating. Wish there was an inline skate shop near me to try em on lol Great video @ShredCitySkatesKelvW and great comment @speedyturtle1234

@alasiaactually4103 all g. They'll be all good for the casual skater but if you really start geeking out on blading.. you'll probably naturally upgrade to a better set up. More comfortable boot, better liner, more responsive frame, etc.. starting with anything is always a good start 😉

Thanks for watching bro! 3 wheel definitely feels different to ride on compared to 4. The 3 wheel glides over rough road terrain more easily. Our roads here are pretty rough. The wheels are also pretty soft, so it's fine with alu frames. You're not really doing big jumps or gaps 🤷🏾‍♂️ I personally like more of a traditional 4 wheel set up or even 5, that's because I also do a tiny bit of wizard skating. Alu frames are great for responsiveness, and when you're so high above the ground, you kind of need a frame that's rigid to handle the weight and force that's created from skating big wheels ✌🏽 I look at big wheel set ups as the long boarding of rollerblading. Even long boards have different set ups for different styles 😉 it's just figuring out what works best for your own style of skating

May take a couple of tries to get it right, but I think it's worth it ✌🏽

You'll have to heat mold them, but it's worth it 👊🏼

@@ShredCitySkatesKelvW Hell yeah sounds good! Thanks for the lookout.

Haha, yeah.. it's a snug fit.. that fine line fitting "perfect " and being "too big" 🤷🏾‍♂️

I'm always lowkey flirting with you.. like a creep. I'm not the best representation for a skateshop.. I'm just online and extremely small. But, it is an awesome idea! 🤔 let me see what I can come up with

@@ShredCitySkatesKelvW it’s not creepy if I actively encourage it.

@@wheelsceneblading I wish I could smell you right now

@@wheelsceneblading 🤣🤣🤣

@@ShredCitySkatesKelvW it’s confirmed, we’re definitely flirting

also would i be able to ride 60mm wheels

@@EL_UNIC0RNIO sup bro! yeah man, you should be fine. The roces stock frame is all good for flat set up unless it's the new new models.. they've only just updated their frames on their 2024 skates. You'll need to buy wheels, bearings, and bearing spacers

Show me on the doll where they hurt you... no. Yeah, they fit some perfectly and don't fit others at all. They hurt my feet too 😞

Definitely not as safe as a box 🤣

I went with the small ✌🏽 I ride 150mm in other frames, so it made sense

Sorry.. 250mm

@@ShredCitySkatesKelvW Thanks. I ended up going with the same size. I actually ride around the same. 250mm for flat, shorter if I go anti rocker, though. I got mine in white. Can't wait to skate 'em.

Who doesn't love a good slam 🤣

Thanks homie 🙏🏽 yeah.. but, most "seasoned" skaters are more than likely to customize their set up. Most won't skate things stock. Same goes for scooter, skateboards, even bike riders 🤷🏾‍♂️ hell, you can even say the same with musicians and their set ups... we all have personal preferences

@@ShredCitySkatesKelvW oh you‘re right. Haven’t thought about that yet !

To be fair.. I've always had to customize whatever skate I've gotten.. some more than others 🤷🏾‍♂️ it's pretty near impossible to make a plastic boot/skate that will fit every foot shape in the world. My feet are flat, no arches.. so there's skates/boots that don't fit my feet at all 🤷🏾‍♂️ there's others that have brought these boots, and they've fit them perfectly. I personally haven't found the "perfect" skate/boot for me right out of the box. There's so many intricacies to think about, the style of frames, wheel size, wheel profile, wheel hardness, size and shape of soulplate, type of cuff, and the height and stiffness of the cuff.. the shape of the boot, width, height, how does it corresponds and work with the cuff... lace hole, how wide apart and how high to go, then the over all look of the skate and textures.. what about hardware.. don't even get me started on liners 😅 I've got my skates dialed in now and they're real good 🤘🏽

I just ordered size US8 :) Hope they’ll be fine

​@@HiltonFenWere they okay? I have 255 mm mondo and I don't know what size to buy

Thank bro 🙏🏽 haha, sick!! Were they the black and white ones? The loco colab edition?

@@ShredCitySkatesKelvW nah just vintage FCO, very used hahahaha btw do you have any tips on where to find a dirt cheap pair of M12 soulplates? I'll be interested in having some UFS frame fun later after I get some practice with it stock

Nevermind, boots cracked after 40 min of easy rolling

@@pedrohenriqueboscofi the boot was way too old 😅

Thanks man 👊🏼 I ride flat. I use the 152mn frames, if I was the ride rocked I'd probably gor for the next size up, I think they're 165mm? Longer wheel wheel base for rocker, just a bit more stability. Kind of like the oysi frames 🤷🏾‍♂️