I really appreciate your approach to different aspects of skating. Would be nice to dive into some sort of discussion. Unfortunately videos are always a one way communication. I m excited hearing more from you. From the mental point of view I d like to know how you manage to overcome the aspect of fear regarding new tricks or movements. And of course, talking about frames is also interesting. Thanks for your input!
Thanks for the comment! The first video in the making is actually about frames, its length in particular. Fear is definitely an interesting topic. That was the biggest thing for my when trying to drop in a half-pipe for the first time. I’ll keep it in my list for sure...
@@NazarOnWheels ah, both topics are quite interesting! My first half pipe intro ended in a twisted ankle. Now I have some respect... yeah, and I m a great fan of the NN 5x80!😎
@@UlfWolf_Skater Damn, I don’t even want to imagine how that drop-in must have looked like! But apparently it wasn’t bad enough to discourage you from trying again 🙂
Liked and subscribed - this is going to be a great series . Thank you for doing this! Can you discuss how foot/boot size impacts frame/wheel size plz ? As a beginner with my foot size of 298mm I found skating very difficult on a 243mm frame.
I’ve just realized that I briefly compared these two frames in my review of the Ronin one. So if you haven’t seen it, you might find it useful for now: ruclips.net/video/Cw6z9m2Zu34/видео.html
I have an idea / concept for a new frame mounting system that would be compatible to existing ones, but have no engineering knowledge. I would love to share and see what you think...
Excited for this series!
A wizard-geek-out. Awesome!! Just what I needed😆
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Great !! Look forward for ur next videos, especially related to technical aspect of each parts and materials
Cool Idea - Excited for this series! Cudos
I really appreciate your approach to different aspects of skating. Would be nice to dive into some sort of discussion. Unfortunately videos are always a one way communication. I m excited hearing more from you. From the mental point of view I d like to know how you manage to overcome the aspect of fear regarding new tricks or movements. And of course, talking about frames is also interesting. Thanks for your input!
Thanks for the comment! The first video in the making is actually about frames, its length in particular. Fear is definitely an interesting topic. That was the biggest thing for my when trying to drop in a half-pipe for the first time. I’ll keep it in my list for sure...
@@NazarOnWheels ah, both topics are quite interesting! My first half pipe intro ended in a twisted ankle. Now I have some respect... yeah, and I m a great fan of the NN 5x80!😎
@@UlfWolf_Skater Damn, I don’t even want to imagine how that drop-in must have looked like! But apparently it wasn’t bad enough to discourage you from trying again 🙂
That's a big commitment, wishing you success and waiting for the next videos in the series 🙌🙌🙌
Thanks!
Liked and subscribed - this is going to be a great series . Thank you for doing this!
Can you discuss how foot/boot size impacts frame/wheel size plz ? As a beginner with my foot size of 298mm I found skating very difficult on a 243mm frame.
Perfect! That’s exactly what I’m going to talk about in the first video 🙂
I'd love to see a review of the K2 r100 frames, maybe comparing the a little bit to the ronnins
Ok, I think I will, but maybe in a different series with a somewhat shorter video, because there is not really much to talk about.
I’ve just realized that I briefly compared these two frames in my review of the Ronin one. So if you haven’t seen it, you might find it useful for now: ruclips.net/video/Cw6z9m2Zu34/видео.html
I have an idea / concept for a new frame mounting system that would be compatible to existing ones, but have no engineering knowledge. I would love to share and see what you think...