3 wheels VS 4 wheels - inline skates experiment
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Have you wondered if you are "Good Enough" to switch to Triskates This experimental skate class video by Skatefresh & Powerslide shows two groups of new learners, some on normal 4x80s inline skates and others on Powerslide Triskates.
Did you think Beginners could learn straight on 3 wheel inline skates? Watch and find out...
„I wanted to make this video in order to answer the many questions that I now receive regarding Triskates. Everyone has noticed that I've switched to Triskates so it's natural for people to ask my advice.
One of the most common questions was "Can I learn to skate on Triskates?". My official answer was "Why not?" because I know that learning solid technique is essential in the early stages. If you skate well, you can skate on anything. But I wanted to test this theory, and this video was the test! We decided to bring together two groups of learners, those on Triskates and those on traditional 4x80s inline skates. I found a group of skaters interested in being involved and we planned two classes with me as a group and then a couple of weeks of practice time in between these two classes for them to skate alone and improve. I love the video diaries from the skaters and they give us a real connection to the emotions involved in learning to skate (excitement, fear etc). Watch the video to see which group did better...“
Asha Kirkby, Skatefresh
TRISKATING - means inline skating on 3 big wheels - is THE new skate trend. Powerslide as trendsetter and pioneer of this new big wave offering a wide range of TRISKATES for all kinds of disciplines - from speed skating to fitness skating, from freeskating to off-road skating.
Be free with three and find out more about the new Triskating movement by Powerslide at www.powerslide...
Find out more about the Powerslide Fitness Inline Skate line at:
www.powerslide...
Asha travels extensively offering skate workshops all over the world.
skatefresh.com/ offers online training in the form of instructional video courses in the themes of general skating, stopping techniques and fitness/speed skating (20% of which are available for free).
Video produced by Tom Sharman.
Powerslide - WE LOVE TO SKATE
***
Subscribe for more inline skating videos right here fro FREE:
/ powerslideinlineskates
***
www.powerslide....
#triskates #powerslide #inlineskates
Ahhh the lovely Asha. Can't go wrong with her teaching you, she really helped me 😊
I have both of them(110, 125 and 80), and I realy prefer the 3 wheels, they are better to parks and streets, I only use the 80 to small places.
What a great selection!
IS 125 better for cobblestones?
99.9% true
Asha,I learned so much from you. Thank you so much 😊
I just put 4 x 80 s back on my PS next after skating 3 years on 110s just to see what it felt like , well to my surprise they felt way easier to skate with !! and so much faster on acceleration . 110s are great for going long distances , but 4 X 80s are more agile in town and safer i find , i also skate 3 x 100 and 3 X 90s which are nice too , I think the 110s are clumsy,
How do you like 4 x 80 vs 3 x 100 for city street cruising
/fitness skating. I'm on 4x80s now but debating trying 3x100. I have the zetrablades. Any input?
I'm 62, and I skated last millennium, but I've been thinking of caming back. I have good memories of it.
Do it!
You did it yet? If not.. go now.
I got myself 4x80's because it was the most familiar, but when the wheels wear out I may switch to a 3x100 frame and wheels instead and try out the difference. The roads here do get quite rough at times, so I would expect to benefit from larger wheels. I do like short sprints and sharp turns a lot more than just doing distances, so I still want to be able to do those things too.
I love the fact that I can switch from 4 wheel to 3 wheel frames with my Powerslide TAU skates and I love both frames, but both for different reasons. The triskates (3x110mm) are definitely faster and MUCH smoother on the street. The 4 wheel skates (4x80mm) are much more fun for tricks. Then again, my 4 wheel setup is rockered so it is like always being on two wheels with the ability to shift what two wheels I am using at what time.
If I had to choose only one frame, it would have to be the triskate frame. Far more versatile over all and still a blast even with tricks.
I am secretly in Love with the Tau skate and I think it's the ideal looking skate and having both frames is THE solution, so you can choose depending on what skating you are doing. I'm hoping Tau is the next Powerslide skate I fall in Love with.... I'll let you know.
George Powitz I
George Powitz George Powitz they just don’t want you to carry trough with the trinity frames 😂
SkatefreshAsha hey, where abouts is this session because I leave close...
Its Gladstone Park in north west London.
Been skeptical about triskate but considering I constantly use rollers to move around my city, and the ground is terrible, I'm starting to think about getting them.
if the ground gets worse, big wheels are such a blessing :-)
locosauriofilms tri skates are much better for urban skating, just because of uneven, and rougher surfaces, its much easier to scoot around my city on tri skates mostly because of larger wheels..
Great video! The editing was outstanding
Really helpful in making choice thanks
Video very helpful in choosing Triskates. Thank you!
Mam, your teaching technic so well. I like you more.
Gosh, she seams like a great teacher
I have been skating for 30 years..since the age of 5...l rollerskate, Iceskate, and rollerblade(inline skate).3 wheel is way better than 4 wheel, You really can't do a lot with small wheels vs the bigger wheels
how about speedskates? 4x110 for example
@@Ivar_Mennes_ Speed skates are quite difficult to turn (unless you do a lot of cross overs) but are great for speed
thanks Asha, lots of ur sharing hv benefits me n my kids to shorten our learning curve in this sport
Yeahn Not more difficult, just different. Well said! ❤️
Excellent video as always!
What a great experiment Asha. Im on a 110. U saved me from getting a 4x80.
I have not found any reference to the relationship between the height of the skater and the optimal diameter of the wheels and I think there is, at least for beginners. Can you comment on this topic? For example, differences between two 6" and 5" skaters using 80mm and 100mm wheels.
Good Day Asha : A few times in the video I noticed yourself and some of your skate party have heal stop devices , correct ? Do any of you have one on each skate ? Are these devices built in to the skate ? Or are they something that you purchased afterword and installed ? Some of your friends didn't seem to have any ; scary ; no brakes .
Man I learn on the streets Fell on my behind so many times hit light poles and stop signs and Park cars lol 😂 Good times , never thought of learning on the grass until later on found out you can walk on grass 🤷🏻♂️
Nice
Great video
thanks!
swaped from 4x84 wheels to 4x90 and love the higher speed. Would even like to get faster but with 4x90 you lack far on mobility. Thats why now I wanna swap to 3 wheels but I'm not sure if i should take 110mm or 125mm because I'm no Speed Skater / Racer on Tournaments or so. So I don't need the fastest wheels and i don't want to get more immobile than I'm already on 4x90
if yo are on 4x90 right now and want to try out 3 wheel skates, we would recommend a 3x110mm version. it will be about the same speed if not a tiny bit faster (depending on your wheels, of course) and more agile compared to a 273mm length 4x90mm setup.
@@PowerslideInlineskates thx for advise :) one last thing. Nearly all your skates are in Germany outsold in all sizes higher than 40-41 ..... Pls produce some more my feet are slightly to big 😅👍
@@PowerslideInlineskates would love to answer you after some time to your recommendation.
I bought some Powerslide next pro 110 about 1,5-2 years ago. And this was definitely the for me perfect way to go....
More agile than what I had before, a lot more faster and smooth on rough surfaces. I bought a endless trinity frame for some new experience while skating and have to say I already miss my triskates. Gladly I can triskate on this frame but maybe I will even get back to my standard frame because its much more flexible due to its shorter wheelbase....
All in all I love triskating with the for me perfect size of 110
Really helpful video (thanks Asha!), but were the 3 wheelers on relatively small wheels (e.g. 90mm) or on the more common 110mm? I guess that makes a difference as well?
Thanks
Would 125 wheels be no good for a beginner? I think all of them are on 100 or 110s. Awesome video! Asha's explanations are just too the point.
definitely not good for beginners
I Don't care four skate only triskate i love so much moreover 125mm or 150mm that important for me
I have the powerslide Imperial, 80mm wheel. Good feeling, but sometimes I have to slide in rough surfaces. I'm considering buying the same Imperial, but 110m wheels, as I believe that bigger wheels could make the experience smoother, but have no real knowledge. Could somebody confirm/reject?
09:45 force is with me, dont look down ... dont look down
3 wheel vs 4 wheel what is faster speed am confused please help me genius
I’d rather do a lesson here than in Hyde park we’re its busy plus this place is flat which I should imagine is better for a newbie is there any lessons here do we no ?
Is it possible to have rockered triskates?
yes, it is. we do offer rockerable triskate frames, where the 2 back axles can be rockered up or down to create a hockey like rocker or an even crazier only middle wheel down banana rocker feeling.
That would make some wicked spins
You got the sensation that larger wheel triskates are faster... but they aren't! I made several measurments and my Kaze 4x80 wheel skates hold speed far better then the 3x110 Kaze Supercruiser.
Just try to compare some good 4x80 wheelers against triskates on a slope, they will roll way much further. The difference is about 30%!
Just try them!
MrKA1961 I road a 110mm setup for about a year alongside my 4 wheels. Switching from time to time. The tri skates do seem to hold speed better on rough surfaces but are very noticeably harder to get up to speed. I found that I actually get worn out faster in the tri skates. Of course I skate very aggressively so this could have something to do with it. I also crushed the core in several expensive 110mm wheels supposedly meant for urban skating doing gaps. It's 4 wheels for me.
On rough surfaces the 110 mm performs better, that's true. But when it comes to "which rolls further" when you get a certain speed on the same (not very rough...) road the 4 wheeler is a clear winner.
Tried on a slope which continues in a horizontal road. The 110 mm at first gained speed a little bit faster but then... the 4 wheeler gained even more speed. Then, on the horizontal part of the road the triskate rolled 200 meters whereas the 4 wheeler rolled 270 meters. Done the measurements a lot of times, changed the bearings in the 3x110 from ABEC 9 to ILQ9 pro...the result was the same.
I'm curious, did you do these experiments with 2 skaters at the same time using the 2 different frames or always yourself as both "testers". Your body weight also plays a factor in downhill speeds so if it's different haters you'll need to take that into account.
I won't argue with your results as they are results, however how can you measure how they "gain more speed" if they aren't side by side racing.. Also did you begin with any skating strides or just a slow rolling start?
I have not done these kind of tests, all I know is that downhill I pass everyone in 4x80s when just rolling.
For me your best experiment is the 270m compared with 400m reliability on the flat after the slope. This feels very accurate with what I experience.
I did the experiments with 2 skaters, (one of them was myself) then we changed the frames. There were no significant differences which could be linked to the body weight (i'm 75 kg and the other skater, my daughter weighs 50 kg)
Each time the 4x80 is a clear winner. I'm not a troll,try it yourself, if you don't believe me... The skates were the two new KAZE-s, with the Trinity mount.
it's a good video but the loud music is distracting.
Heel brake is for beginners...but T stopping is better..espcially when going down hill
Hallo i bims
oxelo helmet on powerslide video ?!
I think I love you - I want you to train me. You are an awesome skater!!
what about 2 wheels instead of 3 wouldn't that be better
Dwight Edwards Or one giant wheel lmao.
Dwight Edwards thats what i do. i just use 2 wheels on my 4 wheel skates. you get used to it
using just two wheels on 4 wheels frame is dangerous for your frame, and you correspondingly, it just can crack because of the higher load.
Whether or not it cracks corresponds to the frame material. Heavy duty aluminum frames seen on urban inline skates won't break no matter the two wheel pressure. That's troublesome for less stiffer frames. Though 'gapping' (jumping from terrifying heights) in two wheelers is not recommended either.
Im curious why you choose to skate on 2 wheels on your 4 wheel frame. I've never seen this before. Please enlighten me.
Thank you this was very helpful:) ACTS 2:38 Bible:)
Can you use these indoors?
The hardness of the wheel is what matters each one is different
What type of skates are they?
How about you all take a long skate off a short pier?
i want tri skates :c
is it worth it to spend a lot for rollerblades when you are a beginner?
Hi , generally it's still worth it. When you get a good pair of skate to start you have more chance to like it. They will roll better and get better feature to make you understand naturally how to skate. So basically you will progress also faster.
@@PowerslideInlineskates great thank you so much! very helpful
Song is good
what would be the cost of triskates in indian rupees
66787645668.50
music gets in the way😔
I wanna one please
Get them
How to connect with you
Four wheels 4 life
Seba inline skate spotted
Yup, the dude with his two daughters
ولعرب وين ركم ديرو ستوب هنا
Fit that helmet ( :
Hahahaha, yes it's a bit wonky. It's actually very tight, I just didn't have it on straight (and didn't have a mirror of course)....
I am only of 13 years but i really do very good skates but in the video they are not doing perfectly
In gods name, can somebody give this grandma a helmet that fits her?! god have mercy
they ddn't really show much at all on this video and that teacher doesn't seem to be able to skate very well herself :/
I can run faster than you can skate
Do you reach 45km/h running?
Usain Bolt, relog please