As promised here is an update. Based on your review, I got the 2013 K2 VO2 S100 Boa and wow, they are no doubt the most beautifully designed skates compared to the previous 7 pairs I owned, 5 of which were K2's. That mono frame reminds me of those sexy bikes with single-side swing arms like the MV Agusta F4. The frame looks rock solid because the metal is double the thickness and it looks like those extra nuts you mentioned in the review will do the job of preventing wheels from breaking off. I have not skated in years so I need to build up my muscles first before going all the way in terms of top speed but my first impression is that they are very comfortable and fast indeed. Time will tell how fast because I was wrong about the weight difference, the V02''s are heavier. My 2012 K2 Radical Pro Boa with non-stock wheels (2x110mm+2x100mm) weighed 1453g/51oz(L) and 1554g/55oz(R) while the 2013 K2 VO2 S100 Boa with stock wheels (4x100mm) weigh in much heavier at 1679g/59oz(L) and 1844g/65oz(R). Despite the slightly smaller wheel setup, that translates into a total weight difference of 516g or 18oz for the pair, a not to be neglected difference of 17%. They are also bulkier because the Radical Pro's easily fit into my backpack with space to spare while the V02's make for a very tight fit. So it remains to be seen how much this extra weight will affect speed performance. Of course the Radical Pro's had a lot of carbon fiber components, so I am comparing apples with oranges here. One of the problems with them was that the cuffs were prone to cracking due to crashing. I broke cuffs on three occasions. So I will not have to worry about that with the V02's. Moreover, these V02's look and feel so good that I do not mind a minor compromise on speed, if that is even going to be the case. For now, I am definitely back on a roll!
Thank you kindly for the update! This detail is perfect for others and I hope it’s ok that I pinned your comment to help people. Thanks again!! Happy skating, awesome to hear you’re back on a roll!!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer you are welcome and no problem to pin my comment, the whole purpose is, like your review, to help others with their purchasing decision. Will update you in a couple of weeks in terms of speed performance.
@@victorianoescobar6485 please do! Thank you! I found as I got used to the mono frame and springy stride they gave, they felt even faster after a few weeks. And they didn’t just feel faster, my Strava showed I was cruising at +2-3kph over 20km with no additional effort. Crazy.
Thank you for these reviews! I've skated K2 Alexis BOAs for a few years. They're crazy fast too...5 years ago I was flying down a hill, a nail lodge in my wheel. I flew. Shattered the heck out of my wrist, bolts, screws, scared to skate for a couple years. I am back at it and never skimp on wrist guards now. I'm looking to upgrade, pass my skates on to my daughter. Your videos are the ONLY useful ones I've found. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!
Comments like yours from skaters like you make posting these worthwhile. So happy to hear the videos are useful! Thank YOU for taking the time to leave a comment like this!! That’s such a crazy story!!! Same thing happened to me but with wood. Feels like an act of god hey? One minute you’re sailing down the path without a care in the world…next thing you’re soaring through the air thinking ‘oh shit, this is gonna hurt’! Glad to hear you’re back in action and still skating!! I have to get my son off the video games and into skating too! Thanks again and have an awesome day!! 🫡
Awesome review. I have some Vo2 Boa 90MMs from a few years ago, love em...just got a new set of wheels and bearings on clearance, and then the thought came to mind to get a 2nd pair of skates....then I saw your excellent review and am going to give these 100MM Vo2 Boas a roll. Thanks again.
I appreciate the review brother, you saved me from a costly and frustrating mistake - had just purchased a set of Mod 110s to get back into the sport, but am sending them back in favor of the 2023 VO2 S 100 BOAs. Keep up the good work!
Thank you Scott! I’m very happy to hear that man, the V02 are a better skate in every way you will enjoy them so much more!! Happy skating man, if you have time let me know how you like the new V02’s! So fast. So fun.
The Exact same thing happened to me! I was skating my usual route and the screw sheared in half and my whole wheels came off. The one sided frame is a cool concept but it’s not functional or safe. Luckily K2 let me exchange them and apply my credit towards the MOD 110s! The only issue I have with those is they run a half size too big. How you figured out a fix/mod around this issue
@specialkaylan5957 damn!! Too funny as I had the same problem with the mod 110 🤣 Best solution among skaters seems to be rotating the screws with the wheels. Time will tell if this works or not. Makes every skate (especially with steep hills) extra exciting!
Well. This was the best review I've seen for these skates. Just got the Mod 110s from K2. I'm going to order these and try them side by side. Thank you good sir!
Thank you for your comment!! Its weird to see a review that isn't trying to sell you stuff hey? Just an honest skater here not trying to hustle people i must be insane. Bro I have the MOD 110 too! I think you're gonna LOVE the V02's....faster...more comfy. Let me know what you think!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer I just got em. I bought the 110's last night so they'll be here the same time roughly. Looking forward to trying both. Thanks again!
3 pairs!!!? Your place is gonna be full of skates just like mine 😅💩 Can't have too many options, excited for you! What's your favorite pair so far? I have to say even with the wheel breaking off thing this model the V02 S100 is my fav pair. So comfy, so fast. Thank you for your comment and happy skating!!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Many years ago I owned K2’s and I would do dumb stunts all the time but nowadays I’ve been using the Rollerblades Twister XT for joyrides and I love them! But your videos made me want to try out some with bigger wheels. I’m just really on the fence between K2 GRID 90 INLINE SKATES 2024 and the K2 VO2 S 100 BOA® MEN'S INLINE SKATES 2024. Help me out! 😅
Great review. Just bought the 90mm version (k2 Vo2 S 90 BOA) from Inline Warehouse for $287 including tax. According to the website it’s the “2022-2023” model. So it’s not the new 2024 model which sells for 319 on k2’s website but I doubt there is much of a difference from year to year like that. As long as they fixed the wheel issue from the 2020 model, I’m fine.
Hardly any difference at all. So far my 2023 models seem to not be breaking so hopefully yours are good too! Great skates! My personal favourite. Hope you enjoy!!
I also decided rotating the screws is probably the way to go - finding the direct replacement seems to be a lost cause. And yeah I would absolutely love to hear the engineering explanation how the extra nut between the wheel and the frame is gonna keep that screw from shearing off... anyway, thanks for the review and I can't wait to hear what you think after a few hundred kilos!
Thank you for encouraging me to contact K2 David! Their response/address to the issue is comical. Hopefully the screw rotations work for us! Otherwise our in-line experience will be extra exciting 😅 Talk to you soon man
Well, I just snagged another pair of my exact same 2021s - one half size bigger - for $90. I couldn't pass it up. If nothing else, I have a whole spare set of wheels, bearings, SCREWS, BOA parts (if it's even serviceable...) for under $100. Score in my book!
@@djmd808 $90?! From WHERE!? Omfg. Just the wheels alone are worth more than that. Total score. I'd have bought them all up, robbed the wheels and thrown the skates out for that price!!!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer direct from K2! Do they ship to Canada? If you go to the x-training skates all the way at the bottom there are *tons* of old models for
@@djmd808 lucky Americans! I have to use the crappy Canada website and they are $200 for the 2021 model and all sold out. I’d still buy them for that price if they get more in. Replacement wheels without bearings are $160…(here at least). Thank you for the tip off!!!!!
Really having me rethink getting back into giving rollerblading another go Jamie, but knowing that wheels can spontaneous pop off will have me being extra cautious. I got a pair of zetrablades in 2021. Not sure if they are any good for a beginner though.
I know hey!? What a silly way to get injured and have to take time off from training. These skates are pretty risky to be honest. If I wasn’t such a cheap bugger I’d have gone with a different more expensive and safe model. Dude! Zetrablades are awesome! Perfect beginner skates, spot on choice. They’re perfect for getting in solid cardio workouts and they’re still plenty fast especially for someone who only cares about training and not being a hero on Strava (my stupid competitive cardio ego refuses to die). Thanks for your comment Mike, awesome to hear from you. Been giving our collaboration video a lot of thought! I need to clear the air and set the record straight and say it’s just the total gym xtreme that’s sub par. But first that means I need to try a pro model and see if I can make it through one of your training videos! No easy feat!!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer That's good to know. I'll probably give it another shot this summer. I'd be happy just feeling confident on them with turning / stopping. My neighborhood has a lot of hills so it got terrifying suicide diving down hill. No big deal, whenever to you want talk just let me know. They got a crazy qvc sale going now (again I get no commission or paid to say that), but as one commenter stated, makes you wonder what the cost is on these when you consider the range of prices. You could easily make through the videos, it's all about just adjusting to make it easier / harder for you. Depending on if someones got a rickety cheap model or expensive one, feel like regardless some fine tuning may be in order to make it work. Big reason I even tried these out again was because I could't afford an expensive cable machine for my home. The GR8FLEX isn't bad either IMO. I gave it to my nephew in high school and he's been a big fan of it.
I’m a little advanced beginner, (I can jump and roll faster but I can’t go backwards 😂) I have a pair of K2 Vo2 S 90 Pro and the Kinetic 80 Pro too, both are soft boots; my question is why do you prefer soft boots over hard boots skates, I didn’t tried any hard boots yet, but I would like to hear your opinion about it. Also what do you think about the new Rollerblade lightning 110. Please feel free to answer my comment at your convenience. Thanks
Good questions!! The lightning 110 looks sweet, but I have no idea who would use those or why. Anyone who skates for fitness uses soft boots because they are so much more comfortable and way cooler (actually cooler as in cool feet). Hard boots are for trick skaters who need the extreme support so they don’t snap their ankles doing jumps, but 90% of those guys would never skate 110mm wheels because they would be way less agile. 80mm are the biggest wheels I’ve seen trick skaters use. Maybe there is some new urban thing where guys are skating top speed jumping off stuff in a straight line, seems like a good way to break yourself. I’m too old for that ha ha. Hope that helps
Thank you for your answer, it's very helpful. I'm more of a fitness skater like you. I prefer going for long distances instead of skate tricks. I'm curious, though, because most of the skating videos I watch feature people using hard boots. Anyway, thanks for this channel. I'm waiting for a good deal to buy a pair of K2 Vo2 100.
@frankernestochibas5065 love the V02 S100, think you will too. Best of all worlds but you’re smart to get them on sale. End of last season people were getting them for $99 US!! Those people skating fitness in hard boots either have no feeling in their feet or they are only going for 10 minutes ha ha! I think the reason they wear the hard boots in videos might also be because they look cooler or they were given them for free as a promotional thing
Very helpful reviews. Thanks. For cross-training for skate skiing and commuting 15km, what are your thoughts on 2023 K2 VO2 S 100 BOA vs 2023 K2 TRIO LT 100 BOA?
Thank you Craig. For cross training I would use a 4 wheel skate. For the commute it depends are you on nice paths or will you be traversing urban areas where lots of fast turns, stops and bumps will be on your route? Whenever I have to commute in the city I always use me 3WD skates. The 4 wheels are just way slower to respond to turning and to make it worse they are ridiculously fast in a straight line. Not to say you can’t get ripping on the 3WD either tho. Hope that helps! 3WD will work better for cross training in a pinch than 4WD would commuting. I go with 3 based on your needs.
I’ve been looking for a “how to” video for removing the back brake on the VO2. Has anyone found one? Also, my new K2 VO2 100mm didn’t come with a K2 Allen Key, just a little weird shaped washer in with the instruction bag. I’m calling K2 tomorrow.
@@mattw6619 bro you can go to home Depot or anything like that and search for a 4 mm allen wrench or Allen key then all you have to do is take it put in inside of wheel take it out then do the other side then put the short screw in
I have ordered these skates and I have found some issues. I wanted to know if you have the same issue and if that issue is going away when skating or not. All the 3 skates have same issues (different sizes). I give the rollers a push with my hand and watch how long the wheels turn. Some rollers turn for a normal length of time, the others stop after 3-4 turns. If I loosen the fastening screw, they turn for a normal length of time. Do you know this phenomenon and do you know if it is normal or if all of my models have a problem? Many thanks in advance for your feedback :-) Reto from Switzerland (I am an experienced Skater, all the wheels of my old Skates are turning better than the K2 V02 S100 BOA
That is such a frustrating phenomenon. I don’t have that problem with the VO2 but my macroblade 1003WD do that every time I rotate the wheels. So you loosen the screws…but then will they hold!? So, what other people say on RUclips is that it doesn’t matter, and that when you skate with your weight on them you won’t notice. But I call BS, because obviously there is some resistance there and a reason it’s happening. Further investigation led me to information that this happens because of manufacturing, the tolerances are never perfect on the bearings as these aren’t high precision. So I guess there’s no way to eliminate it and we just live with it. Apparently the more expensive your skates and bearings, the less your wheels will do this. That’s why a $1000 pair is so much faster.
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer I understand that point. but my oldest skates which were same price (10 years) old never had that issue. Do you recommend me to return them or shall I try them? Or do you have another recommendation for soft boot skates (more expensive) which are good? I always used K2 until now...and I agree with what you mentioned for the fixing. But now I dont know anymore which models should be fine for me. i am experienced skater, not professional, but I go often!
@@MrRetopeter I hear you man, its hard to know what to do. I would return them and get another pair of the same if you can. These are great skates, and I haven't heard of this problem with the V02. I was surprised to hear you had this problem with them as they are mono-frame. These are one of the best, most comfortable and fastest 100mm skates I have used for under $500 so I think it would be prudent to try another pair maybe the ones you got just had a defect.
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Hey...i want to tell you something. I did keep the skates...I tried them on the road...and you know what? I love them. They are really good. Fast. Comfortable. I just took the one which was too large. I think you mentioned it too. My normal size is 42-43. I took the 44. It was too large, I will try the other one 43.5, that will fit better. Anyway thanks for your effort. you helped me a lot. Anyway, all the skates I had in the past was from K2...I dont know but i always liked them
Hey. I'm a size 12 and usually buy 12.5. Do these fit perfectly or should I go half a size up to 12.5 for more toe room/comfort? Also how do your side ankles feel does it give any pain or pressure since I do almost 8 miles a day? I just tried out the new Twister 110 from Rollerblade in Size 12 and those were so painful with the plastic hitting my side ankle bones no matter how loose I tried to make the strapping that I had to get rid of them and no longer be buying any boot with a hard shell.
fair question with k2!! So in this new 2023 model I found the size 12 actually fits absolutely perfectly which is shocking because my 2020 K2 V02's the size 12.5 was too small...and the 2021 MOD110 size 12.5 was HUGE, so big I cant skate in them without 3 insoles and 2 pair of socks...boy is that a fun way to use your $500 skates... So yes. If you are a size 12 the size 12 should fit perfect. At least that was my (surprising) experience with them. My ankles feel great. skated 10 miles in them day one with zero discomfort anywhere. I did add a higher quality insole though as shown in the video. Don't get me started on the Twister or the god-awful maxxum edge hard boot by rollerblade they belong in a torture museum. I'm with you 100%. Never again! Hope that helps!
Do you feel like these have more ventilation than the Macroblades? Do they seem as wide as the Macroblades? I'm a 12 wide and typically need a 13 or more to acommodate my feet. Macroblade 13 worked well, but are worn out. Thanks for your reviews and input, as always!
Same ventilation, less wide. These felt very narrow for my wide 12.5 US size feet but after about 500-1000km they broke in and felt better width-wize. Hope that helps!
Excellent review!!! Can the one sided frame handle the pressure from the "double push" technique? Also is the overall benefit of the one sided frame a "wash" since the benefit of the weight on one side of the push is more or less offset by the disadvantage of the weight on the other side of the push?
Great questions! I can only offer you an anecdotal answer based on my experience skating with them so take this for what it is. This mono-frame handles the pressure from double push no problem. When you double push on the mono frame it feels like the power gets transferred better, almost feels like a spring effect, like you transfer more energy with your stride. Keep in mind this feeling is very subtle but perhaps this is part of the reason why these skates are and feel so fast! Only problem is the wheels may or may not break off... Hope that helps!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer thank you for the swift response. This was helpful. Still have old K2 Radical Pro's with a 2x 110mm and 2x 100mm setup so I was tempted to get the K2 Mod 110 with 4x 110mm which seems like an upgrade until... I read your lifesaver review on those! Thank you so much for that! So now I will go for the V02S100 with has similar fastening as my Radical Pro's and hope the wheels will not break off. Also, I have a feeling that the downgrade to 4x100mm will be compensated by the mono frame and overall lighter weight.
@@victorianoescobar6485 thank God yes you absolutely do not want to get the mod 110😅 The VO2 is so much better. So far so good with the wheel on my pair from last year, although they only got 1/8 the distance on them that the other ones did. I think you’re absolutely right about the weight thing, I can go just as fast on my 100 mm VO twos as I can on any other of my 110 mm skates even 3WD. Hope they work out great for you if you end up getting them let me know how you like them!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Tank God for your review that avoided disaster! Will definitely update you if I get those V0 twos, I m pretty much sold on them now. The stock K2 wheels on the old Radical Pro's were nothing to write home about so I changed these after a while. So am curious to see how these stock wheels will work out. When you wrote you only got 1/8 of the distance compared to others did you mean you only used them 1/8 the distance you did on the others because you only started to use them recently? It's not that they are gone after 1/8 the of the distance, right? I hope not ;-)!
@@victorianoescobar6485 you’ve got it exactly right! I just meant I haven’t skated on them very long so that may be why the wheel hasn’t fallen off yet 🤣 I am very happy to report that K2 stock wheels and bearings on the VO2 are the best I have used on any of the skates I have bought in the last five years. I was getting reports from people saying they saw the VO2for sale for $150… for that price I would’ve bought them, and just robbed the wheels and bearings off them because they last forever!
What is your foot size with this skate size? I ask because if my foot size is 28 cm, should I choose skates at least 1 cm larger? That's why I'm asking if it's better to have the skates tighter or looser. Thank you !
Fair question with K2! In this specific skate I found them to be exactly true to US shoe size (for once). I would not get 1cm larger skates personally, in this model. K2’s used to fit me tight and I bought a $600 pair of MOD 110s and I bought them 1 cm larger because I was thinking all K2’s are tight but then they turned out to be clown skates on me and they’re terrible.
after watching all your videos on the k2 vo2 S100 and your talk on wheels, I pulled the trigger on the vo2s100 2019 model just the other day. It was on sale for approx. 120 USD brand new, so I figured at the very worst, I could use the k2 wheels on my Powerslide Doop Sunrise 100. Well sir, you are absolutely right. These things are a blast. After using the BOA it's hard to tinker around with laces, even though it's literally takes 3-4 extra minutes. The speed is amazing compared to any of my other skates , FR SL Spin and my FR AP granted the ones mentioned are street skates. (obviously the Doops are not even a contender) Thanks for recommending the K2s, much appreciated just hope my axle doesn't rip off......
Really appreciate your comment!! $120 is an absolute steal. Wheels and bearings are worth that alone. I agree 100% with you, and I’m relieved to hear you found the skates and feel of them to be exactly as stated! I’m up here in Canada wishing I could buy a pair that don’t even fit me for that price… Yes, that’s the one thing though…as long as the wheels don’t snap off we should be alright 😅 Thanks again for taking the time!!!
Hey man, thanks for the review. I am looking at these skates, right now they are around $300 and was wondering if I should go for these or do you have any other 4x90 recommendation.
$300 is the most I’d pay for them. They are super comfy and fast, just the wheel break off thing is a bit off putting. Go for 4x100, much more enjoyable than 4x90 imo
I say go for it for that price. Be wary of the wheels after 2-3 years and or 4,000kms is all. For that price I’d buy them just for the wheels and bearings.
Couldn’t resist the discount price 😅 They’ve improved them a bit over the last model which is nice. Stupid fast and pretty comfy! Hopefully the wheels don’t break off these tho!!!!
Great question! In my opinion: ABSOLUTELY NOT! why? They are WAY too fast and unforgiving to learn on. These are sketchy even for experienced skaters. I've had many many close calls on these skates. They should come with a warning. The flip side is if you love speed they are a blast. Hope that helps! If you're just starting out I would highly recommend 80mm wheels for your first season. I still skate my macroblade 80's on days where I just need an easy recovery skate and they are great. You can still go plenty fast on them as well.
I bought my first skates in 2020. K2 VO2 s90. I skated the shit out of those. Must have like 6k atleast on them. I loved them to death. Never had any problem with blisters, nothing. Super comfy. I did 30-50km trips 5-7 times a week. Yes. I really went crazy with in-line skating. But everything comes to an end. I made the jump to 100mm today. These exact skates.. they’re so fast.😱 I definitely noticed a big difference in all around handling. The difference was much more than I expected. Still I think I ll get used to them. Gonna head out in the morning, do my first 30km with them, give them a proper test.🫡
You’re an animal! Wicked distance man. Yeah I’ve tried so many skates every wheel size and boot type…these are hands down the fastest…and the scariest and sketchiest. You have to know what you’re doing to ride these beasts! Welcome to the close call club!!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Haha thx. Keep up the good work bro. Love to see stuff on in-line skating, especially opinion from a guy, who’s uses the “same” skate. And where I live, in Finland. It’s really lonely hobby I’d say. I’m lucky if I spot other in-line skaters. It’s really not that popular here. Peace.
Oddly enough we have way better deals in Europe❗ Just bought K2 VO2 S 90 BOA for... $164‼️ Yes, it's off season and 2023 model, but still, regular MSRP $457...
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Indeed❕ Guess I was just lucky, the bidding was ending at Xmas Eve 3:55 pm and that's when Poles already gather for holiday festivities;) And the shop had just a few leftovers, my size among them😜 9 pm Xmas Eve from a different seller I scored _K2 Performance_ protection set for $19 so I guess it's just the worse timing to end your auctions😜
Well I feel better about owning these now your last video about them had me paranoid my wheels would all fall of mid skate and I'd fall and smash my front teeth out
Damn! Sorry to hear that, super disappointing. Sometimes just slightly backing off the screw holding the wheel on totally fixes this…although it’s way less of an issue on a mono frame so that’s concerning. If the screws are too tight it can pinch the wheel and slow down spin. Obviously the screw must be ‘tight’ tho. You kind of get a feel for it after a few hundred rotations. A mini in-line torque wrench would be sweet. Otherwise it’s definitely a bearing issue and in that case I’d return them 100%. Reason being, these are super expensive high end skates (at least for K2) and they ought to work without issue brand new and be checked for quality before they’re shipped. That’s just my opinion, others may have better advice but I hope that helps!
Thanks for the reply! Ill try losen the screw if it dosent help ill take then back. These are my beginner skates and i know u dont recomend them as beginner skates, but i went for it😅
@@makkani8388 one more thing bro, ‘loosen the screw’ is damn vague if they’re your first pair. Take your Allen key and barely even back it off like 1/32nd of a turn. When someone puts them on WAY too tight it’ll almost make a cracking or popping sound. This could also be the locktite thread glue. Either way, you want to make sure all the screws are snug but not over tight. I really need to make a video on this I’m realizing. It’s a skill you’ll need very soon anyways after your first wheel rotation (which you will want to do frequently). Hope that makes sense! I just didn’t want to be the ahole that gave you bad advice to go skating around on a ‘loose screw’ 😳
@@Joseph-lu2lr understandably! When I’m skating then I try to push the memory of my wheel breaking off the old pair from my mind anytime I get going really fast or take a hard corner. Yes, I’m rotating the screws every wheel rotation just incase. Hopefully it works 😳 Too bad for that safety concern. Other than that they are phenomenal skates.
As promised here is an update. Based on your review, I got the 2013 K2 VO2 S100 Boa and wow, they are no doubt the most beautifully designed skates compared to the previous 7 pairs I owned, 5 of which were K2's. That mono frame reminds me of those sexy bikes with single-side swing arms like the MV Agusta F4. The frame looks rock solid because the metal is double the thickness and it looks like those extra nuts you mentioned in the review will do the job of preventing wheels from breaking off. I have not skated in years so I need to build up my muscles first before going all the way in terms of top speed but my first impression is that they are very comfortable and fast indeed. Time will tell how fast because I was wrong about the weight difference, the V02''s are heavier. My 2012 K2 Radical Pro Boa with non-stock wheels (2x110mm+2x100mm) weighed 1453g/51oz(L) and 1554g/55oz(R) while the 2013 K2 VO2 S100 Boa with stock wheels (4x100mm) weigh in much heavier at 1679g/59oz(L) and 1844g/65oz(R). Despite the slightly smaller wheel setup, that translates into a total weight difference of 516g or 18oz for the pair, a not to be neglected difference of 17%. They are also bulkier because the Radical Pro's easily fit into my backpack with space to spare while the V02's make for a very tight fit. So it remains to be seen how much this extra weight will affect speed performance. Of course the Radical Pro's had a lot of carbon fiber components, so I am comparing apples with oranges here. One of the problems with them was that the cuffs were prone to cracking due to crashing. I broke cuffs on three occasions. So I will not have to worry about that with the V02's. Moreover, these V02's look and feel so good that I do not mind a minor compromise on speed, if that is even going to be the case. For now, I am definitely back on a roll!
Thank you kindly for the update! This detail is perfect for others and I hope it’s ok that I pinned your comment to help people. Thanks again!! Happy skating, awesome to hear you’re back on a roll!!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer you are welcome and no problem to pin my comment, the whole purpose is, like your review, to help others with their purchasing decision. Will update you in a couple of weeks in terms of speed performance.
@@victorianoescobar6485 please do! Thank you!
I found as I got used to the mono frame and springy stride they gave, they felt even faster after a few weeks. And they didn’t just feel faster, my Strava showed I was cruising at +2-3kph over 20km with no additional effort. Crazy.
Thank you for these reviews! I've skated K2 Alexis BOAs for a few years. They're crazy fast too...5 years ago I was flying down a hill, a nail lodge in my wheel. I flew. Shattered the heck out of my wrist, bolts, screws, scared to skate for a couple years. I am back at it and never skimp on wrist guards now. I'm looking to upgrade, pass my skates on to my daughter. Your videos are the ONLY useful ones I've found. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!
Comments like yours from skaters like you make posting these worthwhile. So happy to hear the videos are useful! Thank YOU for taking the time to leave a comment like this!!
That’s such a crazy story!!! Same thing happened to me but with wood. Feels like an act of god hey? One minute you’re sailing down the path without a care in the world…next thing you’re soaring through the air thinking ‘oh shit, this is gonna hurt’! Glad to hear you’re back in action and still skating!! I have to get my son off the video games and into skating too!
Thanks again and have an awesome day!! 🫡
Awesome review. I have some Vo2 Boa 90MMs from a few years ago, love em...just got a new set of wheels and bearings on clearance, and then the thought came to mind to get a 2nd pair of skates....then I saw your excellent review and am going to give these 100MM Vo2 Boas a roll. Thanks again.
Nice choice! They’re pretty wicked skates for the money. Thank you for your comment!
I appreciate the review brother, you saved me from a costly and frustrating mistake - had just purchased a set of Mod 110s to get back into the sport, but am sending them back in favor of the 2023 VO2 S 100 BOAs.
Keep up the good work!
Thank you Scott!
I’m very happy to hear that man, the V02 are a better skate in every way you will enjoy them so much more!!
Happy skating man, if you have time let me know how you like the new V02’s! So fast. So fun.
Am I nuts for buying another pair of V02's and risking another wheel breaking off? Only time will tell...
Roll the dice brother!
The Exact same thing happened to me! I was skating my usual route and the screw sheared in half and my whole wheels came off. The one sided frame is a cool concept but it’s not functional or safe. Luckily K2 let me exchange them and apply my credit towards the MOD 110s! The only issue I have with those is they run a half size too big. How you figured out a fix/mod around this issue
@specialkaylan5957 damn!! Too funny as I had the same problem with the mod 110 🤣
Best solution among skaters seems to be rotating the screws with the wheels. Time will tell if this works or not. Makes every skate (especially with steep hills) extra exciting!
Well. This was the best review I've seen for these skates. Just got the Mod 110s from K2. I'm going to order these and try them side by side. Thank you good sir!
Thank you for your comment!!
Its weird to see a review that isn't trying to sell you stuff hey? Just an honest skater here not trying to hustle people i must be insane.
Bro I have the MOD 110 too! I think you're gonna LOVE the V02's....faster...more comfy. Let me know what you think!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer I just got em. I bought the 110's last night so they'll be here the same time roughly. Looking forward to trying both. Thanks again!
@justinlepage5133 I like your style dude! Can’t have too many pairs around!!
Making me want to get these 🎉 Just got 3 pairs of K2’s and your videos helped me choose!
3 pairs!!!? Your place is gonna be full of skates just like mine 😅💩
Can't have too many options, excited for you! What's your favorite pair so far? I have to say even with the wheel breaking off thing this model the V02 S100 is my fav pair. So comfy, so fast.
Thank you for your comment and happy skating!!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Many years ago I owned K2’s and I would do dumb stunts all the time but nowadays I’ve been using the Rollerblades Twister XT for joyrides and I love them! But your videos made me want to try out some with bigger wheels.
I’m just really on the fence between K2 GRID 90 INLINE SKATES 2024 and the K2 VO2 S 100 BOA® MEN'S INLINE SKATES 2024. Help me out! 😅
VO2 90 might my next one. I noticed there is also VO2 100.
Another excellent review.
Thank you! The VO2 line are seriously fast and comfortable skates!!
Great review. Just bought the 90mm version (k2 Vo2 S 90 BOA) from Inline Warehouse for $287 including tax. According to the website it’s the “2022-2023” model. So it’s not the new 2024 model which sells for 319 on k2’s website but I doubt there is much of a difference from year to year like that. As long as they fixed the wheel issue from the 2020 model, I’m fine.
Hardly any difference at all. So far my 2023 models seem to not be breaking so hopefully yours are good too! Great skates! My personal favourite. Hope you enjoy!!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencerlove your reviews man. Keep it up!
@Joseph-bb4hk thank you !!🙏
Solid review and appraisel . cheers
Thank you! Really appreciate your comment
Gotta love it when they fix the wheel breaki g off issue 😮
😅
I also decided rotating the screws is probably the way to go - finding the direct replacement seems to be a lost cause. And yeah I would absolutely love to hear the engineering explanation how the extra nut between the wheel and the frame is gonna keep that screw from shearing off... anyway, thanks for the review and I can't wait to hear what you think after a few hundred kilos!
Thank you for encouraging me to contact K2 David! Their response/address to the issue is comical.
Hopefully the screw rotations work for us! Otherwise our in-line experience will be extra exciting 😅
Talk to you soon man
Well, I just snagged another pair of my exact same 2021s - one half size bigger - for $90. I couldn't pass it up. If nothing else, I have a whole spare set of wheels, bearings, SCREWS, BOA parts (if it's even serviceable...) for under $100. Score in my book!
@@djmd808 $90?! From WHERE!? Omfg. Just the wheels alone are worth more than that. Total score. I'd have bought them all up, robbed the wheels and thrown the skates out for that price!!!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer direct from K2! Do they ship to Canada? If you go to the x-training skates all the way at the bottom there are *tons* of old models for
@@djmd808 lucky Americans! I have to use the crappy Canada website and they are $200 for the 2021 model and all sold out. I’d still buy them for that price if they get more in. Replacement wheels without bearings are $160…(here at least).
Thank you for the tip off!!!!!
Really having me rethink getting back into giving rollerblading another go Jamie, but knowing that wheels can spontaneous pop off will have me being extra cautious. I got a pair of zetrablades in 2021. Not sure if they are any good for a beginner though.
I know hey!? What a silly way to get injured and have to take time off from training. These skates are pretty risky to be honest. If I wasn’t such a cheap bugger I’d have gone with a different more expensive and safe model.
Dude! Zetrablades are awesome! Perfect beginner skates, spot on choice. They’re perfect for getting in solid cardio workouts and they’re still plenty fast especially for someone who only cares about training and not being a hero on Strava (my stupid competitive cardio ego refuses to die).
Thanks for your comment Mike, awesome to hear from you. Been giving our collaboration video a lot of thought! I need to clear the air and set the record straight and say it’s just the total gym xtreme that’s sub par. But first that means I need to try a pro model and see if I can make it through one of your training videos! No easy feat!!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer That's good to know. I'll probably give it another shot this summer. I'd be happy just feeling confident on them with turning / stopping. My neighborhood has a lot of hills so it got terrifying suicide diving down hill. No big deal, whenever to you want talk just let me know. They got a crazy qvc sale going now (again I get no commission or paid to say that), but as one commenter stated, makes you wonder what the cost is on these when you consider the range of prices. You could easily make through the videos, it's all about just adjusting to make it easier / harder for you. Depending on if someones got a rickety cheap model or expensive one, feel like regardless some fine tuning may be in order to make it work. Big reason I even tried these out again was because I could't afford an expensive cable machine for my home. The GR8FLEX isn't bad either IMO. I gave it to my nephew in high school and he's been a big fan of it.
I’m a little advanced beginner, (I can jump and roll faster but I can’t go backwards 😂) I have a pair of K2 Vo2 S 90 Pro and the Kinetic 80 Pro too, both are soft boots; my question is why do you prefer soft boots over hard boots skates, I didn’t tried any hard boots yet, but I would like to hear your opinion about it. Also what do you think about the new Rollerblade lightning 110. Please feel free to answer my comment at your convenience. Thanks
Good questions!! The lightning 110 looks sweet, but I have no idea who would use those or why. Anyone who skates for fitness uses soft boots because they are so much more comfortable and way cooler (actually cooler as in cool feet). Hard boots are for trick skaters who need the extreme support so they don’t snap their ankles doing jumps, but 90% of those guys would never skate 110mm wheels because they would be way less agile. 80mm are the biggest wheels I’ve seen trick skaters use. Maybe there is some new urban thing where guys are skating top speed jumping off stuff in a straight line, seems like a good way to break yourself. I’m too old for that ha ha. Hope that helps
Thank you for your answer, it's very helpful. I'm more of a fitness skater like you. I prefer going for long distances instead of skate tricks. I'm curious, though, because most of the skating videos I watch feature people using hard boots. Anyway, thanks for this channel. I'm waiting for a good deal to buy a pair of K2 Vo2 100.
@frankernestochibas5065 love the V02 S100, think you will too. Best of all worlds but you’re smart to get them on sale. End of last season people were getting them for $99 US!!
Those people skating fitness in hard boots either have no feeling in their feet or they are only going for 10 minutes ha ha! I think the reason they wear the hard boots in videos might also be because they look cooler or they were given them for free as a promotional thing
Very helpful reviews. Thanks. For cross-training for skate skiing and commuting 15km, what are your thoughts on 2023 K2 VO2 S 100 BOA vs 2023 K2 TRIO LT 100 BOA?
Thank you Craig. For cross training I would use a 4 wheel skate. For the commute it depends are you on nice paths or will you be traversing urban areas where lots of fast turns, stops and bumps will be on your route?
Whenever I have to commute in the city I always use me 3WD skates. The 4 wheels are just way slower to respond to turning and to make it worse they are ridiculously fast in a straight line. Not to say you can’t get ripping on the 3WD either tho.
Hope that helps! 3WD will work better for cross training in a pinch than 4WD would commuting. I go with 3 based on your needs.
Just got mine how do you take the break off?
It's kind of a pain you have to take the back wheel off to do it but all you need is the Allen key that comes with it.
SWEET!! You got them!!! That's a gangster move to take the break off before you even skate them! They're so fast!!!
I’ve been looking for a “how to” video for removing the back brake on the VO2.
Has anyone found one?
Also, my new K2 VO2 100mm didn’t come with a K2 Allen Key, just a little weird shaped washer in with the instruction bag.
I’m calling K2 tomorrow.
@@mattw6619 bro you can go to home Depot or anything like that and search for a 4 mm allen wrench or Allen key then all you have to do is take it put in inside of wheel take it out then do the other side then put the short screw in
Give them a call they should send you one! Not sure if there is a video on here about how to remove the brake I looked and nothing
I have ordered these skates and I have found some issues. I wanted to know if you have the same issue and if that issue is going away when skating or not.
All the 3 skates have same issues (different sizes). I give the rollers a push with my hand and watch how long the wheels turn. Some rollers turn for a normal length of time, the others stop after 3-4 turns. If I loosen the fastening screw, they turn for a normal length of time. Do you know this phenomenon and do you know if it is normal or if all of my models have a problem?
Many thanks in advance for your feedback :-) Reto from Switzerland (I am an experienced Skater, all the wheels of my old Skates are turning better than the K2 V02 S100 BOA
That is such a frustrating phenomenon. I don’t have that problem with the VO2 but my macroblade 1003WD do that every time I rotate the wheels. So you loosen the screws…but then will they hold!?
So, what other people say on RUclips is that it doesn’t matter, and that when you skate with your weight on them you won’t notice. But I call BS, because obviously there is some resistance there and a reason it’s happening.
Further investigation led me to information that this happens because of manufacturing, the tolerances are never perfect on the bearings as these aren’t high precision. So I guess there’s no way to eliminate it and we just live with it.
Apparently the more expensive your skates and bearings, the less your wheels will do this. That’s why a $1000 pair is so much faster.
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer I understand that point. but my oldest skates which were same price (10 years) old never had that issue. Do you recommend me to return them or shall I try them? Or do you have another recommendation for soft boot skates (more expensive) which are good? I always used K2 until now...and I agree with what you mentioned for the fixing. But now I dont know anymore which models should be fine for me. i am experienced skater, not professional, but I go often!
@@MrRetopeter I hear you man, its hard to know what to do. I would return them and get another pair of the same if you can. These are great skates, and I haven't heard of this problem with the V02. I was surprised to hear you had this problem with them as they are mono-frame. These are one of the best, most comfortable and fastest 100mm skates I have used for under $500 so I think it would be prudent to try another pair maybe the ones you got just had a defect.
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Hey...i want to tell you something. I did keep the skates...I tried them on the road...and you know what? I love them. They are really good. Fast. Comfortable. I just took the one which was too large. I think you mentioned it too. My normal size is 42-43. I took the 44. It was too large, I will try the other one 43.5, that will fit better. Anyway thanks for your effort. you helped me a lot. Anyway, all the skates I had in the past was from K2...I dont know but i always liked them
@MrRetopeter happy to hear that!!! Glad they worked out for you
Hey. I'm a size 12 and usually buy 12.5. Do these fit perfectly or should I go half a size up to 12.5 for more toe room/comfort? Also how do your side ankles feel does it give any pain or pressure since I do almost 8 miles a day? I just tried out the new Twister 110 from Rollerblade in Size 12 and those were so painful with the plastic hitting my side ankle bones no matter how loose I tried to make the strapping that I had to get rid of them and no longer be buying any boot with a hard shell.
fair question with k2!! So in this new 2023 model I found the size 12 actually fits absolutely perfectly which is shocking because my 2020 K2 V02's the size 12.5 was too small...and the 2021 MOD110 size 12.5 was HUGE, so big I cant skate in them without 3 insoles and 2 pair of socks...boy is that a fun way to use your $500 skates...
So yes. If you are a size 12 the size 12 should fit perfect. At least that was my (surprising) experience with them. My ankles feel great. skated 10 miles in them day one with zero discomfort anywhere. I did add a higher quality insole though as shown in the video.
Don't get me started on the Twister or the god-awful maxxum edge hard boot by rollerblade they belong in a torture museum. I'm with you 100%. Never again!
Hope that helps!
Do you feel like these have more ventilation than the Macroblades? Do they seem as wide as the Macroblades? I'm a 12 wide and typically need a 13 or more to acommodate my feet. Macroblade 13 worked well, but are worn out. Thanks for your reviews and input, as always!
Same ventilation, less wide. These felt very narrow for my wide 12.5 US size feet but after about 500-1000km they broke in and felt better width-wize. Hope that helps!
Living/skating dangerously. My man! 🙌💩
Why not 😅
Excellent review!!! Can the one sided frame handle the pressure from the "double push" technique? Also is the overall benefit of the one sided frame a "wash" since the benefit of the weight on one side of the push is more or less offset by the disadvantage of the weight on the other side of the push?
Great questions! I can only offer you an anecdotal answer based on my experience skating with them so take this for what it is.
This mono-frame handles the pressure from double push no problem. When you double push on the mono frame it feels like the power gets transferred better, almost feels like a spring effect, like you transfer more energy with your stride. Keep in mind this feeling is very subtle but perhaps this is part of the reason why these skates are and feel so fast! Only problem is the wheels may or may not break off...
Hope that helps!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer thank you for the swift response. This was helpful. Still have old K2 Radical Pro's with a 2x 110mm and 2x 100mm setup so I was tempted to get the K2 Mod 110 with 4x 110mm which seems like an upgrade until... I read your lifesaver review on those! Thank you so much for that! So now I will go for the V02S100 with has similar fastening as my Radical Pro's and hope the wheels will not break off. Also, I have a feeling that the downgrade to 4x100mm will be compensated by the mono frame and overall lighter weight.
@@victorianoescobar6485 thank God yes you absolutely do not want to get the mod 110😅
The VO2 is so much better. So far so good with the wheel on my pair from last year, although they only got 1/8 the distance on them that the other ones did. I think you’re absolutely right about the weight thing, I can go just as fast on my 100 mm VO twos as I can on any other of my 110 mm skates even 3WD.
Hope they work out great for you if you end up getting them let me know how you like them!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Tank God for your review that avoided disaster! Will definitely update you if I get those V0 twos, I m pretty much sold on them now. The stock K2 wheels on the old Radical Pro's were nothing to write home about so I changed these after a while. So am curious to see how these stock wheels will work out. When you wrote you only got 1/8 of the distance compared to others did you mean you only used them 1/8 the distance you did on the others because you only started to use them recently? It's not that they are gone after 1/8 the of the distance, right? I hope not ;-)!
@@victorianoescobar6485 you’ve got it exactly right! I just meant I haven’t skated on them very long so that may be why the wheel hasn’t fallen off yet 🤣
I am very happy to report that K2 stock wheels and bearings on the VO2 are the best I have used on any of the skates I have bought in the last five years. I was getting reports from people saying they saw the VO2for sale for $150… for that price I would’ve bought them, and just robbed the wheels and bearings off them because they last forever!
What is your foot size with this skate size? I ask because if my foot size is 28 cm, should I choose skates at least 1 cm larger? That's why I'm asking if it's better to have the skates tighter or looser. Thank you !
Fair question with K2! In this specific skate I found them to be exactly true to US shoe size (for once). I would not get 1cm larger skates personally, in this model.
K2’s used to fit me tight and I bought a $600 pair of MOD 110s and I bought them 1 cm larger because I was thinking all K2’s are tight but then they turned out to be clown skates on me and they’re terrible.
Hey thank you for this review prob going to buy them myself now but also what is the tracking app called ? 😅
Awesome! Get ready to go fast!!
The app is called Strava. The free version is all you need! Enjoy my friend!!
after watching all your videos on the k2 vo2 S100 and your talk on wheels, I pulled the trigger on the vo2s100 2019 model just the other day. It was on sale for approx. 120 USD brand new, so I figured at the very worst, I could use the k2 wheels on my Powerslide Doop Sunrise 100. Well sir, you are absolutely right. These things are a blast. After using the BOA it's hard to tinker around with laces, even though it's literally takes 3-4 extra minutes. The speed is amazing compared to any of my other skates , FR SL Spin and my FR AP granted the ones mentioned are street skates. (obviously the Doops are not even a contender) Thanks for recommending the K2s, much appreciated just hope my axle doesn't rip off......
Really appreciate your comment!! $120 is an absolute steal. Wheels and bearings are worth that alone.
I agree 100% with you, and I’m relieved to hear you found the skates and feel of them to be exactly as stated!
I’m up here in Canada wishing I could buy a pair that don’t even fit me for that price…
Yes, that’s the one thing though…as long as the wheels don’t snap off we should be alright 😅
Thanks again for taking the time!!!
Hey man, thanks for the review. I am looking at these skates, right now they are around $300 and was wondering if I should go for these or do you have any other 4x90 recommendation.
$300 is the most I’d pay for them. They are super comfy and fast, just the wheel break off thing is a bit off putting.
Go for 4x100, much more enjoyable than 4x90 imo
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Thank you. I got a pair of Maxxum XTs. Will see how they turn out.
Any opinion on the 2021 K2 VO2 s100? They seem to be cheap on K2s website
I say go for it for that price. Be wary of the wheels after 2-3 years and or 4,000kms is all.
For that price I’d buy them just for the wheels and bearings.
Haha Awesome! You got em!
Couldn’t resist the discount price 😅
They’ve improved them a bit over the last model which is nice. Stupid fast and pretty comfy!
Hopefully the wheels don’t break off these tho!!!!
would these b ok for a beginner skater?
Great question! In my opinion: ABSOLUTELY NOT!
why? They are WAY too fast and unforgiving to learn on. These are sketchy even for experienced skaters. I've had many many close calls on these skates. They should come with a warning. The flip side is if you love speed they are a blast.
Hope that helps! If you're just starting out I would highly recommend 80mm wheels for your first season. I still skate my macroblade 80's on days where I just need an easy recovery skate and they are great. You can still go plenty fast on them as well.
Do you use the standard bearings, delivered with the skates?
Great question! I do! Although when I replace the wheels I always upgrade them to ILQ-9 pro
The classic plus are pretty decent too tho. Plenty fast and smooth for the first 2,000kms. Had one set make it to 4,000kms and didn’t clean them once.
I bought my first skates in 2020. K2 VO2 s90. I skated the shit out of those. Must have like 6k atleast on them. I loved them to death. Never had any problem with blisters, nothing. Super comfy. I did 30-50km trips 5-7 times a week. Yes. I really went crazy with in-line skating.
But everything comes to an end.
I made the jump to 100mm today. These exact skates.. they’re so fast.😱
I definitely noticed a big difference in all around handling. The difference was much more than I expected. Still I think I ll get used to them. Gonna head out in the morning, do my first 30km with them, give them a proper test.🫡
You’re an animal! Wicked distance man.
Yeah I’ve tried so many skates every wheel size and boot type…these are hands down the fastest…and the scariest and sketchiest. You have to know what you’re doing to ride these beasts! Welcome to the close call club!!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer
Haha thx. Keep up the good work bro. Love to see stuff on in-line skating, especially opinion from a guy, who’s uses the “same” skate.
And where I live, in Finland. It’s really lonely hobby I’d say. I’m lucky if I spot other in-line skaters. It’s really not that popular here. Peace.
Oddly enough we have way better deals in Europe❗ Just bought K2 VO2 S 90 BOA for... $164‼️ Yes, it's off season and 2023 model, but still, regular MSRP $457...
That’s an amazing deal!! Score!!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Indeed❕ Guess I was just lucky, the bidding was ending at Xmas Eve 3:55 pm and that's when Poles already gather for holiday festivities;) And the shop had just a few leftovers, my size among them😜
9 pm Xmas Eve from a different seller I scored _K2 Performance_ protection set for $19 so I guess it's just the worse timing to end your auctions😜
Well I feel better about owning these now your last video about them had me paranoid my wheels would all fall of mid skate and I'd fall and smash my front teeth out
You’re not out of the woods yet! Keep an eye on your screws and wheels!
Dude this was hilarious 😂😂
Glad you like it :)
Just got this same pair today, one of the wheels is not really spinning, fix it or take it back?
Damn! Sorry to hear that, super disappointing.
Sometimes just slightly backing off the screw holding the wheel on totally fixes this…although it’s way less of an issue on a mono frame so that’s concerning. If the screws are too tight it can pinch the wheel and slow down spin. Obviously the screw must be ‘tight’ tho. You kind of get a feel for it after a few hundred rotations. A mini in-line torque wrench would be sweet.
Otherwise it’s definitely a bearing issue and in that case I’d return them 100%. Reason being, these are super expensive high end skates (at least for K2) and they ought to work without issue brand new and be checked for quality before they’re shipped.
That’s just my opinion, others may have better advice but I hope that helps!
Thanks for the reply! Ill try losen the screw if it dosent help ill take then back. These are my beginner skates and i know u dont recomend them as beginner skates, but i went for it😅
@@makkani8388 I like your style dude! You’re braver than I was ha ha!
Hopefully that works! Let me know if it does/how you get on with them
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer haha, ill keep u updated later on
@@makkani8388 one more thing bro, ‘loosen the screw’ is damn vague if they’re your first pair. Take your Allen key and barely even back it off like 1/32nd of a turn. When someone puts them on WAY too tight it’ll almost make a cracking or popping sound. This could also be the locktite thread glue.
Either way, you want to make sure all the screws are snug but not over tight. I really need to make a video on this I’m realizing.
It’s a skill you’ll need very soon anyways after your first wheel rotation (which you will want to do frequently). Hope that makes sense!
I just didn’t want to be the ahole that gave you bad advice to go skating around on a ‘loose screw’ 😳
Has anyone heard of anymore wheels breaking off after K2s "fix"?
Not that I have heard or am aware of
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Thanks, I'm hesitant to give them a go. Are you rotating axle screws or do anything to offset risk?
@@Joseph-lu2lr understandably! When I’m skating then I try to push the memory of my wheel breaking off the old pair from my mind anytime I get going really fast or take a hard corner.
Yes, I’m rotating the screws every wheel rotation just incase. Hopefully it works 😳
Too bad for that safety concern. Other than that they are phenomenal skates.
fit 84s in the trash here we come vo2 s 100
You’re in for a fast treat!
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