I'd like to see Århus and Ålborg... maybe Ølby, just because it's called Ølby, but seeing that most of the content is jutlandic i assume that'd be quite a long drive... well and then there is the fact that Ølby is like a tiny village, but I mean... Køge is right next to it. Also i don't believe that's Vejle, the weather is *WAY* too good.
@@missa2855 it is not too long drive to any danish towns - dry surface is the only concern at the moment :) We own an “autocamper” and we love traveling around Denmark. So we will be visiting majority of these towns anyways. I am making a list of towns to skate in, thanks! Oh and we had 3 sunny days in a row (raining today). Last one was during Christmas morning :)
@@VandKoala As a stereotypical Danish patriot I gotta say that I think Denmark is huge. And that Sjælland and Jylland are really far apart. YOOO! imagine skating Bornholm with all their hills 'o' Actually Hobro is also really cool to skate in, i've been there. Well, it's cool if you wanna do downhill. the south eastern part of the town (a lot of small villages) have nice smooth asphalt and down in the center there's just a butt load of downhill, not to mention the small roads leading out of town. Keep rollin'!
I hope we can ride together some day man! The session was really fun, but I am left with this feeling like I could not release the full power if you know what I mean :)
@@VandKoala The 80s don't do a whole lot for you but the 110s and 125s are dual layer urethane. I got a set of 110s I an got the test out shortly. I will let you know if the dual urethane helps.
@@VandKoala Things are good. Haven't been skating since November as winter is in full force. I really need to get a p-rail. Cheers! Hope to see more of your content.
Hey man thanks. I do not even why, but I am not really filming while skating :) I just go skating. I am not saying I will never make them again, but I am on a sort of “creativity break” :)
It is very nice indeed, and there are many hills to bomb, beautiful places at the port. I will need to revisit when some dry surface will be available :D
Exactly mate! I simply could not say no to this sunny afternoon! And only next day I realized it was way too long as my muscles were really sore after a short freeskate session :)
Suave! Im still gaining confidence but I got a dope collection of skates to learn on Got my FR2 310 Powerslide Imperial 110/125 Powerslide Zoom Pro 100 I spend most of my time on the PS Imperial. Still learning Oss from Long Beach California
You got more skates than legs :D and all of them on quite tall wheels! I would suggest you to give it a go for 76-80mm wheels, especially if you want to gain the confidence faster. Smaller wheels are much easier to learn tricks on. On the other hand you must have a bit better weather down there :) We had 3 sunny days this January and it was still wet.
@@VandKoala it’s winter January and it’s rained 3 times so far. And when it did rain I practiced indoor on my heal/toe balance. I train Jiu Jitsu so I know there are levels to Inline. I seek skill and that motivates me to keep learning inline while continuing to train Jiu Jitsu.
Hi, I have a question because I want to buy the FR1 90 Do you recommend these skates after your experience? how they work during tricks and jumps So far I am using the rollenblade RB CRUISER 80. Darek.
Hi Darek. I have no experience with the RB skates so I do not know how they compare. And I have not skated the stock liner of the FR1s yet (it looks really great and high quality, but I have not tried it). The skates are solid, light, materials have high-quality feel, for my feet they are very comfortable and they ride quite without extra noise. I can do all of my tricks that I was doing on the powerslide nexts. Nexts were a bit closer to the ground than these due to the trinity mount, but they simply did not fit my feet. The frame feels solid as well, stock wheels are great. Generally it is a classic boot, I have not experienced any problems with them yet, so I can recommend these skates. What size are you wearing? If you are above EU 43 - 4x90 273mm frames are great, in my opinion better than 4x80. You can still use 80mm wheels if you want more stability though
Freeskating is always good but quite boring i prefer the aggressive side as me and my daughter relate more but we have been freeskateing due to lockdown restrictions in Scotland 🏴either way skating is skating and keeping our sport going 🤍
Thanks for the reply man! Lately "aggressive" was a P-rail in a parking garage, but even there they started washing the garage through the sprinklers and we are left with basically no place to ride aggressive now... We are not "switching" to freeskate, but considering to mix-in some content from time to time if viewers like it. I am also a fan of more aggressive freeskate than this, but man it was a sketchy ride! :)
We are curious if our viewers would like to see more freeskating videos in different towns of Denmark?
I'd like to see Århus and Ålborg... maybe Ølby, just because it's called Ølby, but seeing that most of the content is jutlandic i assume that'd be quite a long drive... well and then there is the fact that Ølby is like a tiny village, but I mean... Køge is right next to it.
Also i don't believe that's Vejle, the weather is *WAY* too good.
@@missa2855 it is not too long drive to any danish towns - dry surface is the only concern at the moment :)
We own an “autocamper” and we love traveling around Denmark. So we will be visiting majority of these towns anyways. I am making a list of towns to skate in, thanks!
Oh and we had 3 sunny days in a row (raining today). Last one was during Christmas morning :)
@@VandKoala As a stereotypical Danish patriot I gotta say that I think Denmark is huge.
And that Sjælland and Jylland are really far apart.
YOOO! imagine skating Bornholm with all their hills 'o'
Actually Hobro is also really cool to skate in, i've been there. Well, it's cool if you wanna do downhill. the south eastern part of the town (a lot of small villages) have nice smooth asphalt and down in the center there's just a butt load of downhill, not to mention the small roads leading out of town.
Keep rollin'!
Yes, but make the flow videos shorter and a bit more lively or smooth! This one was a bit boring to be honest...Sorry :(
I liked it
Man I wanna skate Denmark! Great session on those slippery streets!
I hope we can ride together some day man! The session was really fun, but I am left with this feeling like I could not release the full power if you know what I mean :)
@@VandKoala Totally know. That's why even with rain wheels I don't like skating in the wet. It's a tease.
Do you think it is worth to get the Torrent wheels or they will not do a dramatic difference?
@@VandKoala The 80s don't do a whole lot for you but the 110s and 125s are dual layer urethane. I got a set of 110s I an got the test out shortly. I will let you know if the dual urethane helps.
Nice and yes I would love to see more free skating. 😎 Thank you!
Thank you mate! I hope you are doing great?!
@@VandKoala Things are good. Haven't been skating since November as winter is in full force. I really need to get a p-rail. Cheers! Hope to see more of your content.
I enjoy your videos keep them coming
Hey man thanks. I do not even why, but I am not really filming while skating :) I just go skating. I am not saying I will never make them again, but I am on a sort of “creativity break” :)
Great vibe and views of the town. That looked really slippery!
It was like ice skating but on wheels :D
Even the fall looked pretty cool. Great editing.
Thanks man! It wasn’t a bad one :) just a little splash :)
Nice city. Looks like an interesting playground.
It is very nice indeed, and there are many hills to bomb, beautiful places at the port. I will need to revisit when some dry surface will be available :D
Watching this now. Living near herning. Any cool routes?😂
Nice! Those street tiles are slippery as sin when wet, but needs must, we need to skate, right?!
Exactly mate! I simply could not say no to this sunny afternoon! And only next day I realized it was way too long as my muscles were really sore after a short freeskate session :)
@@VandKoala Yea, your endurance isn't that good probalbly when you do not freeskate often.
Suave! Im still gaining confidence but I got a dope collection of skates to learn on
Got my
FR2 310
Powerslide Imperial 110/125
Powerslide Zoom Pro 100
I spend most of my time on the PS Imperial. Still learning Oss from Long Beach California
You got more skates than legs :D and all of them on quite tall wheels! I would suggest you to give it a go for 76-80mm wheels, especially if you want to gain the confidence faster. Smaller wheels are much easier to learn tricks on.
On the other hand you must have a bit better weather down there :) We had 3 sunny days this January and it was still wet.
@@VandKoala it’s winter January and it’s rained 3 times so far. And when it did rain I practiced indoor on my heal/toe balance. I train Jiu Jitsu so I know there are levels to Inline. I seek skill and that motivates me to keep learning inline while continuing to train Jiu Jitsu.
It's been way to long since I was in Denmark last!
Well, in these times it is a bit harder...
Hi, I have a question because I want to buy the FR1 90 Do you recommend these skates after your experience?
how they work during tricks and jumps
So far I am using the rollenblade RB CRUISER 80.
Darek.
Hi Darek. I have no experience with the RB skates so I do not know how they compare. And I have not skated the stock liner of the FR1s yet (it looks really great and high quality, but I have not tried it).
The skates are solid, light, materials have high-quality feel, for my feet they are very comfortable and they ride quite without extra noise. I can do all of my tricks that I was doing on the powerslide nexts. Nexts were a bit closer to the ground than these due to the trinity mount, but they simply did not fit my feet.
The frame feels solid as well, stock wheels are great. Generally it is a classic boot, I have not experienced any problems with them yet, so I can recommend these skates.
What size are you wearing? If you are above EU 43 - 4x90 273mm frames are great, in my opinion better than 4x80. You can still use 80mm wheels if you want more stability though
@@VandKoala Thanks for the info. My size is EU 41,I like the big wheels because they are sometimes useful for long distances.
Freeskating is always good but quite boring i prefer the aggressive side as me and my daughter relate more but we have been freeskateing due to lockdown restrictions in Scotland 🏴either way skating is skating and keeping our sport going 🤍
Thanks for the reply man! Lately "aggressive" was a P-rail in a parking garage, but even there they started washing the garage through the sprinklers and we are left with basically no place to ride aggressive now...
We are not "switching" to freeskate, but considering to mix-in some content from time to time if viewers like it.
I am also a fan of more aggressive freeskate than this, but man it was a sketchy ride! :)
@@VandKoala ye we are the same here weather is terrible either snow / ice /rain went to a few undercover diy spots but few and far between