Adapt Skate Is Over! What Is The Next Skate?
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- I've worn adapt Skates for 7 years, and exclusively for the last 3. Help me out; what is new in the skate world? Guess my one pick so far, or tell me yours!! My newest sessions are on my INSTAGRAM!! / billstoppard
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Hey Bill! Have a look at IQON skates, the TR10 softboot has a lean and minimal design, or the AG10 for more rugged usage. I like the AG10 because it has a removable liner. I paired mine with a 90mm rockered frame and it's awesome fast 👍
Exactly what I was thinking,I have the Iqon AG10,the icons do tend to be narrow which might suite Bill.
I second that. TR10 is the way to go with the Decode 100s or 90s!
Hey, these look interesting, thanks for sharing, looks like the smallest size they have for the TR10’s is a 38 at first glance anyway. That’s too bad.
I love my ag10 boots. Mainly use them with Wizard frames (pr76 and nr100). The frames have a built in heel raise to account for ufs mounting being completely flat. Nr100 is Billy like a brick shithouse, so would probably work well for stairs.
Only downside with the ag10 is that it doesn’t come with intuitions, I find the stick liner a little sweaty. I haven’t tried it, but it sounds like intuition v2 liner has a narrow enough fit that it would work well with the boot. My intuition premiums don’t fit it properly.
Also ufs should be nicer for distribution the force more evenly to the whole foot when jumping
There is such buzz about IQON here. I’ve never even held one but they look dope. Big thanks for the breakdown and suggestion!!
I know that they are not as sexy or expensive a skate as some, but I prefer FR1's. I have tried many skates and FR1's are the most solid, strong, stable, and durable skate that I have worn. A set of Endless frames 90 mm frames makes them perfect.
Your title makes it look like they’ve gone out of business.
Gonna be honest the wizard frame might not be for your type of skating (definitely still think you should try it out tho) but the dedicated wizard boot with the wizard intuitions sound right up your alley! Definitely think you should check em out!
I do a similar style of city bashing and I really enjoy my FR SL with Endless so far. Top quality, all carbon skate with a hinged carbon cuff and integrated liner. I wasn’t sure I’d like a carbon freestyle skate for city skating, but I won’t go back now. I love that the cuff is lower than my plastic urban skates (FR1 Intuition) but the carbon cuff gives a lot of support. Power transfer is better than plastic for sure. It feels much closer to that hockey skate feel I lost when I went to a plastic urban skate with a liner. And the Endless frames seem purpose built for how I skate. Fantastic setup.
I hope you find something you like that fit your feet!
This comment will be given much weight because I love your monster flows!! Thanks for sharing your set up. Integrated liner, lower cuff, Carbon fibre…these are valued details/attributes!
Curious - Why the SL over the SL Speed? I got the FR1 boot and loves it, but considering buying the SL for Urban Skating (not slalom) and as I also like ice skating I guess the SL Speed is closer to a hockey boot than the SL? What are your take on this?
@@AndreasHegartPetersen the speed version doesn’t have a cuff and is lower, so it doesn’t have the same support. It’s not like I’m an aggressive skater, but I do like a good stair bash and some jumping, lots of fast level and direction changes etc. The speed version just doesn’t look like something I’d want to ride down stairs with. Of course it’s called “speed” because it’s closer to a speed skate. Though it does look like like it’s got some ankle support. If I could have tried both versions, I would have but I was still assuming the SL was the right boot for me. When I got mine I couldn’t find the speed anywhere in my size that I could return.
Edit: also, when I mentioned missing a hockey style skate, I meant the integrated liner and more ankle mobility. I still prefer city bashing in something more supportive than a hockey skate though. My ankles are more free in my SL than my FR1, but I’m still supported by the carbon cuff.
@@rerollinginline makes sense. Thanks for the answer and thanks for some really great and inspiring videos 👍
I really love your videos. I watch them all! Got any new videos with this setup!
Would be cool to see a collab between you and Bill! Crazy speed guaranteed.
Sounds like Hardcore Evo might be right for you if you are looking for the hockey skate feel. The Tau looks like a pretty sweet option but that would depend if you want to rock the white look. Flying Eagle Drift 2.0 or some sort of Seba carbon skate. Isn't Rollerblade coming out with their first carbon skate soon?
I hope rollerblade doesn’t come out with a carbon skate. Cause then I’ll have to buy a pair. 😂
@@josephcornett1030 I think they are coming out or have one on they way.... Crossfire.
@@Dcfinest79 I’ll have to check it out!
I'd recommend the Seba Trix Black/Carbon. Got them recently myself on the Endless 90 frames and loving them. Super sturdy, agile, and comfortable.
I think skates are such a personal extension of ourselves. It is difficult to know what would work for you. Personally, I love Powerslide Hardcore Evo Pro, I have a 2018 version; and, I have many different trinity frames that I use including the ice blade. I also have a NN Skate frame, the dragon 5 wheel version. Either way I am sure you will try several. I am equally sure you have already tried many different skates. Thank you as always for your content.
Hello, my favorite 3 setups now are: FR1 with intuition liner, plus Rockin mix4 100/90 absolutely great proportion on length, height. Then FR1 with their regular liner, extremely comfy in my opinion, plus endless frame on 84mm wheels. Finally my first Rollerblade Twisters X (factory setup) - very stiff, dynamic. Only wish I could have more time to skate…
Seba Trix (2) will give you more ankle flexibility (I prefer the 2 version, as it is not a carbon skate and even has a litte rubber cushion built in, which is nice on rougher asphalt)
Hey Bill, love watching you skate and excited to see more from you on some new setups! Something I'm sure you know already but just wanted to keep on your radar is the importance of the stack-up inside your skate. You can dramatically change the characteristic of a boot by adding different insoles, heel pads, spacers, etc. Especially since you value shock absorption, something like the kingfoam heel savior can dramatically reduce pain and vibration in carbon skates. I've been rocking a combo of the kingfoam heel savior and a superfeet carbon pro hockey in my hardcore evos and it's leagues better than the stock insole that come with the skate. I know Nicholas Swan prefers the even more shock-absorbing flat kingfoam elite insoles in his urban skates because of all the jumps he does.
Anyways, just another variable to tune as you continue your quest for your next skate. Looking forward to more great content, you rock!
Thanks so much Dr B!! Your suggestion goes straight into my notes. I’ve had some heel absorbers years ago, but once again someone has made me more current. Will check those insoles for sure. Thank you!
RB Macroblade 80. Is the best set of RBs I’ve ever had. But there’s something new coming that would make you very excited. The RB REVV BOA is the skate to get. It has everything you want in a skate.
It'll be worth checking in with Joey McGarry of Mushroom Blading. He does skate reviews and as I'm sure you know, skates all kinds of stuff including stair rides that would bend MC Escher's mind.
I have been skating for several months with my hardcore evo 2 from Powerslide and I find them perfect to shred the city, pumptracks and even slalom, very versatile and so comfy and responsive
Regardless of WHY you're looking for a new skate, I would suggest (maybe a tad heavier), but go seba SX Carbon. I'm biased though, I love my wizard frames. An NR90 would prolly be perfect for what you're looking for. Some MB wheels (pants) would be good, but in my mind.
* Edit: If money is no object, I just noticed that there is a carbon model - Powerslide Hardcore Evo Sam Crofts Pro 80. It's also 4x80 if you prefer shorter frames.
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Carbon is kind of exposed and fragile for assault skating, no? If you're willing to forgo carbon, the new Powerslide Next Charcoal 90 seems built for you. PS just improved the liner, and it comes with the new Combat frames, which allows 6-way rockering for each wheel. Strong construction, extra length for jumping stability combined with the Trinity mount is hard to beat (except by Adapt's quad mount 😂) for urban assault.
Hi Bill, you might try holding out for the release of the Iqon TR20 that was teased on their Instragram last year. It seems similar to the Powerslide HC Evo, but has a removable liner and shock absorber. It's got a carbon cuff like the TR10, so the cuff area would be stiff like adapts, but you could swap it for a plastic cuff if you wanted a little more flex there. They are trinity boots - but I count that as a bonus. I swapped from a pair of gutted HC Evo Intuitions with NN 5x80 frames to a Wizard Seba SX PR80, and the drop in power transfer for A-to-B skating was noticeable. I only made the change because I cracked 2 pairs of Evos in 2 years, but I feel that they were the better all-around setup. Hopefully the Iqon boots will be stronger.
Hi, did you keep the soul plate on the Seba?
You should lose those if you want better power transfer (or cut it like Shaun from flow skate channel who did it for that purpose).
Because without them, you should not feel that much of a diffrence between trinity and UFS on a carbon boot. I mean, if it was that obvious, trinity would be forbiden in competition like some nike shoes had been for marathon. It should make a real diffrence on plastic boots though.
@@loicerp927 Hi there. I'm not currently using the soul plates for that reason. I wanted the most direct connection to the frame. I do track all of my skating through strava and have noticed a 3-4km/h drop-off on trail skating, as well as more fatigue over time, but the Wizard lions/gazelles feel better in the Sebas.
I think it has more to do with the low/flat heel that a UFS mount implies. In my opinion, a raised heel boot (165/trinity) is just better for A-to-B skating. You can kind of see it in marathon and race skating, where UFS is non existent and the popular options are aluminum trinity frames and carbon 165 ones. I do think that the little extra bit of frame (under the front of the foot on a trinity boot) really helps. Also maybe why Adapt got into the quatro-mount, though I haven't tried that one yet so I can't say how much the extra frame on the heel helps. It would be interesting to see if Powerslide makes a carbon trinity racing frame in the future, and if that shifts people away from 165 in that discipline.
I know they're a more aggressive brand but the Gawds freeskates look great.
nice absolutely nothing wrong with switching gears. break pattern and phenomenal things will happen!!
Really wanna see You trial Fr1 Deluxe vs Powerslide HC Evo vs RB Twister
I think you are basically describing the classic Wizard skates you already know about (the ones Leon uses) I think you may find the 5x80 very fun although those are quite long because of the 5 wheels...so maybe the 4x90 or 4x100 will suit you better for street skating...however, I think Wizard skates is having stock issues so it may be difficult to get the boots but I'm sure you have so much influence in the inline skating world that shouldn’t be a problem.
I started skating seriously in 1980, running marathon. In thèse years WE were using quads. I've tried many many kind of skates and in Line skates. Boots Made specially for me with leather and after with carbon and titanium... I've ride more than 150 km per week since many years...
Recently, i was buying Adapt brand GTO because of your vidéos... Honestly, thèse skates are the best i have never had before...
If not for a buckle you might try PS Ares, carbon and hockey type boot...
Maybe Micro Delta F? You can even design it the way you like and it's heat moldable 🤠 You would look absolutely stunning in these 🤩
I love my micro deltas! My only complaint is with the level of support from the company (basically zero) and that they don't offer a huge amount of replacement parts.
I don't know if it is intentional, but watching you skating is hilarious! Every time you stop I almost piss myself. Thank you so much! You got my sub😂
Bill, I would have to say try the Iqon TR10. I ride the Adapt GT0 (2021 model) and love it but I am really intrigued by the TR10. It even has a partial BOA closure system and carbon cuff you can adjust up or down. I might get that skate eventually as well.
I think you will love the Iqon TR10 with one of the decode frames.
I’d recommend the full Wizard NR100 Setup as II know you like Shawn Unwins Skating and that boot and frame would probably suit you very well in terms of rocker and overall feeling.
totally echo one of the comments below regarding FR SL`s!!! I came out of FR1 into these with endless 80/84/100 frames and they are simply Divine! I am so smitten with them I`m ordering another set so that I can have 3 wheels and 4 wheel setups ready to go whenever I am. They are super-comfy with seemingly zero break-in period
You’re definitely on the right track with endless frames. Their subtle rock is great. And they have put a great deal of effort getting the wheels in the right position in relation to the boot. Having a hinged cuff will give you the additional support needed to manage larger wheels. I would recommend the 4×90 endless LR (Low Ride) frames. Skip the removable shock absorbing liners-That’s just gonna make your skates feel less responsive. Instead, try a softer wheel, such as some of the nice dual core wheel options available nowadays. As for the skate boots, It’s going to be hard to beat the Powerslide HC Evo Trinity for hinge flexibility, and low ride height. Don’t forget to heat mold the boots.. and be sure to always tie the laces all the way up to the cuff. And don’t over tighten the laces- that’s what’s going to crush your ankle bones. You can always adjust the buckle tightness as needed while you are skating. I hope this helps.
Good Luck picking a skate Bill, looking forward to what you decide and your feedback on some new skates and new brands!
Powerslide HC Evo, it has a similar feel I think the the Reign hockey skates you used many moons ago, but has the hinged cuff and buckles as you talked about, with a feel that I think you might be familiar with. The newer ones are trinity mount which might limit the options on frames.
I enjoy city skating and going hard - FR Igors with Endless 100 give me the perfect balance of comfort, power, and speed needed for long sessions over rough streets.
I've rolled 5+ hours nonstop with them without any discomfort, and had them on for over 12 hours (including breaks/time sitting down) without needing to undo the cuffs nor laces - they're just that comfortable for me. I assume that you wear your boots for prolonged periods, what with all of the recording and reviewing clips, so that may be something worth considering.
It would be great to see more of your skate content. I am still off my skates due to a fracture.
I also really like to optimize my setup. I want big wheels for cushion, but low to the ground. I want huge side-to-side stiffness of the boot but some bending motion. And I want the best "lacing" system that lets you crank it tight quickly. My current best combo:
Disroyal's TR-10 boot (with Trinity mount)
Frame for 4x90: Endless 90 LR Trinity Frame
Frame for 3x125: POWERSLIDE Elite 125 / 255 BlackTri Frame
I think the Trinity mount with these frames is as low to the ground you'll ever get for the wheel size. The wheel is millimeters from your foot. I prefer 4x90 for the lower feeling and 3x125 for the better roll.
The boot is snug with an incredibly stiff cuff, and heatmolds well if you have any problems. The BOA lacing + ratcheting top strap is the ideal setup. Prove me wrong:)
I think you should roll back to Powerslide with the HC Evo Pro.
I'd like to see a review of seba highlight carbon 80 Vs the same skate non carbon version 👍🏿
It would be great to see you on Wizard Skates
Rollerblade XT with Endless 90 frame or Seba CJ with Wizard NR90 are great setups for getting around town.
Powerslide HC EVO Crofts 80's FTW SIR!
I like the Powerslide zoom pro 100 in black, these skates are good, but im always looking for new ones, I like your content billl
From a 60 yr old ex hockey player to now a short track speed skater my favorite off ice skate is a pair of Mission hilow hockey boots made of leather. The good fitting boot allows me to run loose laces for ankle mobility while hugging my foot. The hilow setup works like a rocker on my ice hockey skates. My other skates: powerslide swell 100s are okay but I hate the high cuff and buckles IMHO suck. My speed skates are made from man made material and just never fell good enough to call comfortable. I wouldn't mind trying to do an interchangeable inline frame setup on leather hockey boots. Funny thing is I picked up my favorite pair while looking for bike parts at the goodwill and paid only 15 dollars for them in new condition. Even after a couple sets of wheels they are my favorite at this time. All my other skates have been new. Bont, Viking, Powerslide, and my old ice hockey skates (CCM Vacutacks) from the mid 90s slowing falling apart from many seasons of adult hockey. These I had to unmold because I couldn't handle the fused foot in a boot. I skate loose in most skates.
Oh, just thought - I think i saw Faction showing a raised heel model of their skate at winterclash, might be worth taking a look at.
Whatever you pick I want to see plenty of carbon on it 🔥
I'd roll the Seba CJ Carbon boot or Faction Tactical V1 obviously with out the soul plates for both.
Faction just got stock in and it's selling out pretty quick.
Maybe iqon could make you a plastic cuff tr10s , or you could go with the cl10s. Iqon frames rockering have almost the same feeling as endless and the gold is just beautiful.
You could also try the endless arc , something about 76 in the middle and 84 in the rear and front makes a lot of sense for urban shreding with a hockey feel.
The skate I'm keen to try is the Flying Eagle Drift 2.0. Am I right in saying you used the Drift in the past?
Try the rollerblade crossfire’s next month!!! 80mm rockerable frames come stock. I’d LOVE to see your opinion of Rollerblades first carbon skates👍
The FR iGor/SL is probably the best and most comparable option. I think if you really wanted to explore the idea of ankle mobility, the FR SL Speed version might be worth considering (you also get closed cell foam with em).
IQON AG20 and CL10 look amazing, carbon and nice buckels and materials
Wizard skating is where i want to be.
Could 90mm be the ultimate urban wheel?
80 isn't cutting it for me.
I would love to see you on the FR SL speed with the integrated Intuition. But im not sure if the ankle support would be enough for you, they are quite low and dont really have a cuff.
Would also be interesting to see you on the Rockin' MIX4 frames. Low as 90mm but faster and better for the rough
You should try some rollerblade rb 80 or 110 or powerslide skates. Rollerblade and Powerslide make GREAT skates! The rollerblade Twister skates are SICK! Super durable and they’re made to take a beating. GREAT SKATES!
I suggest you give the FR/UFR line another chance. The shell design even reminds one on the superleggera, but they were first ;-) Take care with the shell sizing though. Your last attempt with the Crown liner seemed to be way too big. The Intuition liner versions should be really nice, but going with the Intuition Premium liner could offer a much more supportive tongue for example. Fine tuning for the setup and session! Sizing might also be non trivial with these liners.
Also the ufs mount version (UFR) opens the gate to a huge amount of nice frame options like a 80mm longer wheelbase flat setup for example. (Almost nonexistent in 165mm mount, but for downhills I prefer these compared to any kind of rockered configuration.) These offer a super low center of gravity partly thanks to the better mounting bolt placement.
FR SL Speed or FR SL would be my go to, I've got both and I love them. I really wanted to try the Adapt skates as an "upgrade" from those. I don't like HC EVO skates almost nonexistent padding and cheap feel, despite the pricetag, also being forced into trinity mount, plenty of options but if you already have a big frames collection might be a bummer.
However, if you want to try a hockey skate for the street, the Powerslide Ares skates have trinity mount which means you're not locked into hockey frames, the PS Ares with a 4x84 setup is really nice for street skating.
Trust, Adapt is not an upgrade from an SL
@@dereksimmons5877 Can you explain more? How do you find the SL better than the Adapt?
@@Deliverygirl Well the obvious one is that diolene is actually a polyester fiber, where as you get real carbon on the SL. But also things like better straps, better mounting plates, and better frame clearances belong to the SL too. Then consider how much better of a company FR is how much they've done for the industry (without harassing its employees cough cough).
The only thing the Adapts have going for them is the closed cell foam, but since we now have that on the SL Speed I imagine the regular SL won't be far behind. You can also upside the SL, gut it, and use an Intuition (I know because I've done it).
@@dereksimmons5877 Thank you, great explanation. I agree, that's why I put upgrade in quotes.
@@Deliverygirl Sorry I mostly just wanted to talk some smack :p
Didn't you start with hockey skates? Maybe try hockey skates again? Seems like it would work well with your aggressive style of street skating.
True looks interesting. I have bauers, but they're not as good as their ice skates.
Full wizard setup with NR90. Shaun Unwin kind of does assault skaiting and this is one of his setups
Yeah, this seems like the only suggestion that ticks all Bill's boxes. Seba CJ Carbon with super rugged frame that's rockered to help his hips.
FR - SL CARBON - FREESTYLE PRO & put your own frame on them
Ahh, Insta 360! Cool.
I got power slide 90s there quick they respond and they can cop a beating through the city every time don’t have to spend big bucks
Over time I began to feel like having a cuff was just redundant. It didn't seem to inhibit my ability but it didn't really do anything to add to the experience either.
I found that the biggest thing I was looking for was just consistency in the feel. I didn't want to feel my foot move in the boot to any noticeable degree and I feel i was able you accomplish that with laces alone provided that the boot was good enough.
All that said, I've been skating 2019 HC EVOs with the cuffs and buckles removed for a few years now and it's been a really good experience. I don't feel any pinch points at all and the boot really forms pretty well to my leg all the way up above my ankle. Which again, speaking for myself, was important because I just want consistency above all else.
You know... As I'm writing this I wonder if you have ever considered reaching out to True hockey and having them make a foot scan and boot for you. I've never tried their stuff but I've held a few pairs and I've always felt their boots and liners looked and felt comfortable.
At any rate good luck Bill. I love your videos and look forward to seeing what's next.
Edit: also, there's just something about ice for sure that's pretty special. I love skating on wheels for the freedom of it all and the accessibility no doubt but a fresh sheet of ice with sharp steel is without equal.
I love how when you're really dialed in on ice that you feel like you're on rails. The Gs you can generate in some of the turns and the sharp angle you can drive into the ice through your edges.
If only we could replicate that feeling on asphalt.
FR SL Speed 165 mount version. Has integrated Intuition liners which can be heat moldable. Check Sonic’s review: ruclips.net/video/BjW-8ppofEU/видео.html
Apparently feels like hockey skates.
Also curious what you meant by retiring Adapt boots. What goes into retiring a pair of boots, for you?
Other than the Adapt skates, you should check out the Iqon TR10.
Seba CJ Carbon + Wizard PR80 or any other rockered five-wheel UFS frame. Take it from me: five-wheel setups are *awesome* for stair riding.
Yup, PR76 is closest to ice skate feel I know 🤔 but maybe Bill likes shorter frames...
@@ericbernardi8116 Bill can only know when he tries it. 😉
Well wherever you go next i know you will pick something fly and high quality. But can u see if they make a size 15 this time. No one makes large skates. Or at least made to order option for bigger sizes.
But good luck
I think that you gonna be happy with the Iqon CL 10 and endless 84 or 90 frames
Hey, does anyone have a guide, or some link that would be helpful in understanding what different features of a skate translate to on the pavement/environment and the feel and style of skating it would produce?
How about a wizard skate? cool style, boot (with a little carbon) + frame
Latest Powerslide Kaze 110
I have to admit, I think that Adapts are sick, but I always wished you'd endorse a skate brand that was a little more accessible to broke folks like me! I have to say, my favorite skates right now are a frankensteined micro mt3 boot with Seba GT frames and Flying Eagle SHB 90mm wheels. Micro has some of the most comfy boots I've ever skated in. I know they're kind of controversial in some ways, but my poor self would happily buy a hypothetical Micro BSS signature skate!
All good things come to an end. I'm actually super excited to know that you are now free to test and go with different skates. Personally I missed the review/technique videos combined with fantastic skating of course. The past 2 years on adapt had a bit of a "one-trick pony" feeling to it that made me loose interest!
Thanks, I’m stoked to be learning about more skates already. And I was a three trick pony! 🧐
@@BillStoppard A beast of a pony, you rock!
Can you use a pair of skates normal people can afford ? When I see £600 - £700 pounds skates I'm like ..😯
Buy a good pair of inline hockey skates
I personally would love to see you try some power slides hardcore evo. I have a pair and love them. And with the trinity frames they use they make some blades that fit them for ice skating.
Try some wizard configuration next!
Powerslide seems to be upping the game
Dude, Powerslide NEXT is dope. No heat molding, but there's almost an infinite amount of ways one can adjust the skate to tailor to one's anatomy. Plus, with the Trinity mount, I can put all the frames I have on the EVO if I want a full boot to boot!! Hey Bill, quick question...what camera do you use use when skating? And how do you remove the selfie stick??
Have you considered the wizard boots? They are gutted carbon laced boots with Intuition liners, and a cuff. I've been eyeballing those for years, but I cannot afford them right now haha.
I have both wizard boots and the adapt GTO (2 year old model). Think I prefer the adapts so far, although I also have some ankle pressure points that are hard to get rid of by heat molding etc., due to some unfortunate anatomy.
I do have to break in the wizards though (and want to heat mold them some time), so I can't make an honest comparison yet. Nonetheless, must say I'm hugely impressed by both skates (but that should be the case for such a price).
One downside for Bill specifically could be that those seba / wizard boots seem to be on the heavier side (but not sure if that's also because of the frames in my case)
Good stuff Huib.
I've been wanting to just get the wizard carbon boots with the v3 intuition liner, and slap some 4x 84 frame under there and let it form a natural rocker. (Just .5mm or something)
You'd think those would be relatively light, I want them as light as possible as well. The wizard frames are all inherently heavy, hence my idea to put on some lighter nimble frames.
I think that'd be awesome for my style of skating. (It's similar to Bill's I'd say, just a lot of ''aggresive running'' over the streets haha.
Try quad skates for a bit more challenge 😅
Design your own brand
Good job for you mr bill i like what do you do
Hi Bill! Have you checked out wizard advanced set up they look like fun would be interested to know what you think of them
Ask Adapt to make you a new skate.. Hinged carbon fibre.. I will buy a boot less than £600 if it is the perfect hinged boot... How about shin pressure? I want comfort when I am skating, no rubbing or pain like in ski boots.. those Powerside next style in 90mm compatible and carbon.. Hopefully you can push the product!
Powerslide hc evo 2021 OR Powerlside Arise RD on endless trinity 84 frames / 90 frames.
have you tried decode yet would like see review. want to review my skates hehehe?
I get all my gear at inline warehouse
but what other companies are doing custom fit skates?
Man, I don't know how he rides over those areas paved with bricks. It's so uncomfortable to me even on Rollerblade's excellent white wheels (90mm) which are pretty darn cushy!
Try Mission Inhaler WM01 as i ALWAYS recommended!
You should move into figure inline skates and learn jump spins.
I'm still rocking my onsteam GTOs after shelving the 2022 GTBs that I wanted to love so badly, but I'm definitely following to see what the inline skating community has to offer these days. Already saw mention of the Rollerblade Crossfire which look fantastic. But, Bill. If you like ice skating, you should be on quads. Get yourself some Bauer conversions. The short wheelbase gives you that rocker-like maneuverability while the width gives you all the power and stability you need to take on the streets. And they look cool as shit!
What don't you like about the 2022 GTB? Does it have to do with the new removable heel insert? Please let me know because I'm thinking of upgrading to the newer GTO eventually. Thanks.
HC Evo Sam Crofts Pro 80
Fr skates 🔥
Is that the endless 100 RB frame specially for adapt gto? And what abouth the wheels
love it
what are your thoughts on Marsblade?
Why did you have to retire them? Do you not want to be seen in brands that don't pay you?
They were the only skate make I ever received payment from. We were not aligned in too many important areas.
FR1 intuition all DAYS
Try Marsblades =)
maybe roller blade 125 maxxum
Did you ever had a problem with the mounting plates on the gto? I've broken several of them on the left heel. Assuming it's my slides or poor landings.
Jesus Christ man for real these broke on your skates? You mean the metal thing in the boot, where frame bolts are screwed into?
@@ricardozaldumbide8072 yup. They warrantied it, but its happened a total of 3 times. The mounting plates are aluminum vs steel.
I do skate them particularly hard. I Weight 80kg.
One failed catastrophically after a jump (i should have taken a closer look preskate as the frames were sitting a tiny bit funny). The other times during maintainence (threaded post just twisted off with the bolt).
Its the only brand where i can get a extrawide boot and can skate pain free.
What are your thoughts on Powerside Hardcore Evo Pro?