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That foot size to frame length ratio is a great argument, now I can tell to the wife to upgrade to a longer triskate frame and wheels.

I need that so much but i can't find it...what the name of this thing...what they call it

I'm still looking for what I want to use. Im now rocking 3x110 on a 243 frame with size 46 (europe) foot.

What was the last park area bit by river? Can you suggest any piazza or smooth path for a day out there?

Since i have moved to Roka 5 x 76 my skating addiction has increased to another level..skating daily now. It is progressive rocker

I've been looking at frames like this, so thanks for the info!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge about skates. It helps me a lot. Your wizard movements are great on both short and long frame. :)

I see a lot tall building, why i've seen many people thought there's no tall building in europe!??

🎉 The best vídeo of all times ...

Simply the smartest video I've ever seen about skating. completely revealed the secret. that's exactly it.

I started skating 6 months ago, my feet are 43.5. I always felt discomfort with 243mm bases. preferring 255mm or higher. I always thought that balance was related to the size of the foot and the height of the skater (as it affects the center). All my friends laughed saying I was just making small talk. Detail I'm 1.85 tall and they're all shorter, much shorter. But I had never given up on that idea. Now I confirm everything with your video. You are the most intelligent mind I have seen talking about this subject so far. the only person who truly understood what I was feeling.

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Mine came in today

I was thinking of skating in Portello di Milan. Any good there?

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I love your blade talk and knowledge of the equipment we use in our favorite sport...Great ideas & talk man

I respect the subject matter you're talking about and how much importance you put into making this video.

I am more interested in slalom with cones and more of freestyle slalom without cones for fun. I have very large feet EU46/47 depending on mondopoints. Speaking of 300mm (EU46 HC Evos are too short but EU46 Oxelo MF 500 fits for example ignoring the fact carbon vs hardboot though). Because of slalom I do not want to go larger and stay as short as possible. The common rockering is 76-80-80-76 and I have read that the first axle needs to be under toes and fourth axel under the heel. On the FR iGors it seems a bit too short if I understand it correctly. The question I need to get answered is, if a 273mm frame would fit me better with a 76-80-80-76 setup or is the gap between the wheels to high and should stay with 243mm? I also have read that at slalom the highest frame was 255mm.

What's the interior diameter of the washer you used? I have the same problem as you do in this video, but I'm trying to do this as a temporary fix before I do a more permanent one (changing out frames, maybe drilling like in your second example).

Chromatics forever

Great video. Especially the visual of how the frame length affects how far you can lean forwards or backwards before tipping over. Also that bending the knees more affects the forward lean angle. One side note not related to balance point, but the longer the frame length, the higher possibility for the wheels to clip each other when doing cross overs. So if your style of skating has lots of crossovers, you probably should pick a slightly shorter frame, unless you naturally have long legs and/or you have deep knee bends naturally.

I would love if you try 4x80 rockered and see if you can still do wizard spins easily and describe the differences you feel. It is hard to compare 4x100 vs 5x80 because the wheels are much far apart from each other on the 4x100 making spins harder, but 4x80 and 5x80 have the same wheel separation. The fact one wheel is in the middle in the 5x80 also intrigues me and I wonder if it really makes a difference.

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Davvero un bel reportage che spiega un po' d cosucce che nessun altro dice Iscritto👍🏽

I have an idea / concept for a new frame mounting system that would be compatible to existing ones, but have no engineering knowledge. I would love to share and see what you think...

Great info. Thanks

Hello Nazar, Could you please share your rockering setups on these frames you use the most? I've got those frames recently and I'm trying to figure out how to get as close as possible to wizard'ish experience of the NN, rockin, or wizard's rockerings. So far I went with this: 1st wheel about 0.5mm above the 2nd and 4th, and 3rd wheel 0.5mm below 2nd and 4th. There is not so much info on K2 R100 in general. Maybe that would be an idea for a new video - "K2 R100 - long term review"? Cheers! :)

top my friend! good flow and precision....

Ciao Nazar il mio nome è Giuseppe e ho 56 anni e vivo vicino a Pescara, spero nn ti dispiaccia se ti scrivo in italiano. Ho trovato molto interessante il tuo approccio ai tuoi 2 episodi dedicati alla lunghezza dei telai (frames), molto razionale, scientifico e approfondito. Vengo al dunque, io ho sempre fatto dello sport e nell' ultimo decennio molta mtb, ho iniziato ad andare sui pattini in linea circa 20 anni fa, ma mai in modo assiduo, un 'anno fa ho avuto problemi di salute che hanno coinvolto la prostata, questo chiamiamolo incidente di percorso nella mia vita, mi ha portato a ripiegare un pò a malincuore, dalla mtb ai pattini in linea. La cosa mi ha procurato, a dirla tutta una grande gioia, ho infatti cominciato all'inizio a praticarlo soprattutto per riprendermi fisicamente dall' intervento che ho subito in Febbraio 22, ma poi è nato un vero è proprio amore, man mano che la mia confidenza nel pattinaggio aumentava. Adesso è nato però in me un certo dilemma, possiedo almeno 3 paia di pattini, diciamo di tipo commerciale, il mio primo paio erano Roces, credo di aveli comprati prima del 2000, poi comperai dei K2, forse 2006-2007 e quest'estate dovevo cambiare le ruote e ho comprato un paio di pattini della Fila. Io a casa ho 5 Biciclette, tra cui 2 mtb ad un certo livello (giant e Trek), capisco il discorso di avere un pattino che si adatti a me e non uno prodotto per la massa, insomma vorrei comperarmi il telaio e le scarpe ed assemblarmi il pattino da me. Come pattinatore nn mi definirei un principiante, ma non sono probabilmente nemmeno uno intermedio? Mi spiego meglio, vivo ad Ortona che sta direttamente sul mare e l'unico posto decente dove poter pattinare è una pista ciclabile/pedonale di recente costruzione che segue la costa dei Trabocchi ( circa 40-50 Km), quindi a ridosso del mare. Pertanto ho imparato principalmente ad andare in avanti, i crossover, slalom andare su un pattino solo non sono il problema, ma non ho mai imparato ad andare all'indietro e girarmi al volo. I pattini che uso hanno entrambi ruote da 85, andare anche in un posto dove il fondo non è uniforme non mi trasmette sempre sicurezza. In media pattino dai 20 ai 30 Km, ogni volta che esco, ma sempre solo in avanti. .. Vorrei arrivare a fare dello wizard skating, andare all'indietro, cambiare direzione al volo ecc. Ho scoperto di preferire una scarpa che ha un assetto flat, tipo quelli che si usano sui pattini aggressive, perchè ad usare i miei pattini K2, mi trovo molto più a mio agio che usare i Fila, il primo è quasi flat , mentre l'altro ha un attacco tipo 165, riesco più facilmente a spostare il peso dal tacco alla punta. Pensavo di prendere delle scarpe Seba CJ2 prime, porto abitualmente 43 di scarpe, anche se il mio piede e di circa 26,5 cm, quindi 41, ma ho la pianta abbastanza larga, pensavo al 42 per il Seba. Il dilemma è che sono indeciso tra un telaio tipo NN Ronin 4x100, perchè mi permetterebbe di pattinare anche in posti che adesso evito, più stabile ecc.; il ninja 4x90, che mi darebbe più agilità invece per aiutarmi a imparare più facilmente ad pattinare all'indietro, ma soprattutto effettuare i cambi di direzione avanati indietro o addiritturra uno a 5 ruote, 5x 80, o addirittura misto tipo Dragon+, ma telaio forse troppo lungo.... Credo che la scelta giusta per adesso potrebbe essere il Ninja di NN anche se mi preoccupa un pò il fatto di aver visto in un video un assemblaggio con un' altra scarpa flat, dove la ruota davanti va a toccare sotto alla punta della scarpa, avendo tolto la soleplate. Scusami se sono stato così prolisso. Ma alla mia età non è facile trovare qualcuno con più esperienza, con cui interfacciarsi. Saluti dal meraviglioso Abruzzo Giuseppe

In under a minute, he called a NN 5x80 dragon frame a wizard frame, are you serious? OMG, this guy is so unprepared for his video and all over the place. Dude, I know what I know in skating and you can't keep me on track, I feel for someone who knows nothing and sees this.

Im so scared to go down on that

great video, what do you think would be a better choice for me, my foot length is 261, shall I start with 4x90 or 4x80? advise, please. I am about buying the powerslide hc evo pro boot only

Thank you so much for this incredibly helpful video!!

For 10-20km mixed urban and non-urban skating would you recommend 4x100-110 or 5x80 like you have? I like to mix up the urban and long distance skating to not get bored, but doubting about what frame to upgrade to. Speed is not that important to me, but fun is :)

Very good and important information. Since 2 years I have picked up skating again for the first time in 10 years. At size 45 I bought a 3 wheel 100mm skate, which has always felt quite unstable for me. I now realize that my shoe size, combined with a relatively short frame + a clear center wheel makes this whole setup very unbalanced. The single middle wheel in a 3 wheel setup probably makes this even worse. I'm now looking to get a 4 wheel frame, but struggling to find a 4 wheel frame that is longer than my foot at 295mm.

Very relaxing and lively flow and music! Great skill sir!

Did you ever wish they werent white? I love the way they look, but bit scared on pulling the trigger on one, due to scuffs and what not.

I just bought 4x100 after using 2x90 2x100 k2 skates. Will turning be more difficult??

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I’m going in aug and I want bring my rollerblades and I google it and your video pop up love it

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Nazar, miss your beautiful videos, hope you’re alright…😘

Before cvid.

I'm a newbie and about to buy my skates next week. I skated as a teen, 20y ago that is. But don't know what skates I had. Now i want to use freerides, like FRx, to skate around town, not really urban doing stairs and such, but also no 'distance', just cruising and doing some casual tricks/jumping sidewalks /... Footsize 43 or 44. Should i go for the standard 4x80, cause this looks most comfy to me, very agile. Balance isn't gonna be a big issue i think. My main concern is state of the roads, bumps, and also pushing longer frames and 90mm wheels would be maybe less fatigue than 80's?

I am trying to speed skate, my boot size 39(US 7). I am using 4x100mm(12.8inch frame) now, can I use 13.2inch frame for 4x110mm? Is it matter boots size impact to frame size?

Peace. Nice video. I will buy one as well but i still dont know which one to choose. My foot length is 255mm and im thinking about the 4x100. Do you thinl its to big for my foot size?

I started with 80mm and my feet size is 44 even after a month I never felt 100% confident in my skating once in a while I would always get unbalanced and either waving my arms around trying not to fall or actually even falling on my a$$ but when I moved up to 90mm it's like night and day not once have I ever lost balance while skating, length and wheel size is so important to beginners make sure you get the right combination for your feet size it helps alot.

Thanks for the clarification! totally make sense! :)

Hey ciao! Grazie per i tuoi video, mi sono di ispirazione. Posso sapere dove si trova questo skate park? Grazie

What wheel hardness would you recommend for big wheels at the skate park?