If all these boots had the same urethane on all the wheels it would be a much better test. The original wheels that come in most fitness skate packages are really really slow compared to 10-15 dollar per wheel premiums for those smaller sizes.
The wheels make a massive difference! I previously did two tests on a speed boot with premium and with low budget wheels and found a huge difference. My goal with this test however, was to compare the entire skates to one another. Thus sticking with the setup they'd usually come with :) If you're interested in the wheel speed difference, that video is here: ruclips.net/video/2hnFGJvKGaw/видео.html
@@thorupviktor Ok, so it was more like running on a factory setup if I get you correctly. But looking at your speed setup I was a bit confused that I saw the softest wheels there. Is Firm your chosen version of the wheel? Wouldn't you go for XFirm or even XXFirm instead?
incredible seen what you can do with theese skates. That makes the difference between an olympic skater and a 45 years old "new" semi speek skater. With 125 semispeed skate I need 160 heart rates to reach 22 Km/h... Great video.
Would be interesting to see the speed difference between 3x110 and 4x110. I noted when going from 4x80 to 3x110 only a few kmh differences, but the 110s are better on rough asfalt
So if I upgraded skates I would go from 12 mph to 15 mph. maybe worth it. maybe not because speed skates I suspect don't climb hills any faster? Also how does the workout compare using 80mm wheels vs 125? you mentioned higher turnover possible increasing bloodflow, do you use a different balance of muscles?
35 yr old male newby in average health. What roller skates would you recommend for someone who lives in a small country town with rough/bumpy chip and tar rodes? I prefer speed first, then comfort. When I say comfort, I mean less vibration. These skates will just be used to go up and down roads and sidewalks; no tricks or anything. Please give me a middle of the rode price for first recommendation and a budget recommendation. If it's the same model for both that's fine too. Thank you.
Interesting that the speed difference between them is not much for the average skater. For you it means winning or losing. I go often on 4x80 and 3x110 and besides the fact you coast more with less effort with the 3x110 the top speed difference is not that noticeable. I recently learned the top speed for ice skaters is around 60kph which is nothing hehe.
The "Revv Boa" skate is not an ordinary skate, it has great wheels and ILQ-9 PRO bearing that make all the difference, that's why you were positively amazed. Do you believe that the longer you stay with a single skate, the better you perform in it over the course of months? Would it be possible to use "RevvBoa" in a marathon for example?
The Revv Boa is definitely a premium fitness skate. In terms of specs, it comes close to a full speed model. That said, I was surprised that it wouldn't cost more speed to be technically limited by the higher cuff :) I do believe that staying with the same skate is a good call (if it's a good skate), and that you'll still improve from small adaptations over the course of months. Revv Boa might even be the skate I would recommend to the most people that are looking to skate a marathon.
Very interesting comparison, thank you 🙏🏼
If all these boots had the same urethane on all the wheels it would be a much better test. The original wheels that come in most fitness skate packages are really really slow compared to 10-15 dollar per wheel premiums for those smaller sizes.
The wheels make a massive difference! I previously did two tests on a speed boot with premium and with low budget wheels and found a huge difference. My goal with this test however, was to compare the entire skates to one another. Thus sticking with the setup they'd usually come with :) If you're interested in the wheel speed difference, that video is here: ruclips.net/video/2hnFGJvKGaw/видео.html
@@thorupviktor Ok, so it was more like running on a factory setup if I get you correctly. But looking at your speed setup I was a bit confused that I saw the softest wheels there. Is Firm your chosen version of the wheel? Wouldn't you go for XFirm or even XXFirm instead?
I would like to see comparison 4x110 wheels vs 3x125 on speed skates. I really curious why some skaters choose 110 against 125 for speed skating.
incredible seen what you can do with theese skates. That makes the difference between an olympic skater and a 45 years old "new" semi speek skater. With 125 semispeed skate I need 160 heart rates to reach 22 Km/h... Great video.
Very nice video
Can u tell us more about New RB Boa
This was a great video and really interesting to see a professional make the comparison.
Thanks 😊
Great content
How do you recommend setting the 125, 12.8 frame on the n41 26cm boots? Do I put in the center? Do I go slightly forward or back?
Can u give some tips about street? Because it not full extension and I want go fast but sometimes when I'm crossover it slipped
What do you think of the FR SL Speed boots?
why do you own a pair of macroblades? what do use them for? and the revv?
Perfect 😊👍
Can you do the twister skates please 🙏 if you haven't done so
Would be interesting to see the speed difference between 3x110 and 4x110. I noted when going from 4x80 to 3x110 only a few kmh differences, but the 110s are better on rough asfalt
So if I upgraded skates I would go from 12 mph to 15 mph. maybe worth it. maybe not because speed skates I suspect don't climb hills any faster? Also how does the workout compare using 80mm wheels vs 125? you mentioned higher turnover possible increasing bloodflow, do you use a different balance of muscles?
35 yr old male newby in average health. What roller skates would you recommend for someone who lives in a small country town with rough/bumpy chip and tar rodes? I prefer speed first, then comfort. When I say comfort, I mean less vibration. These skates will just be used to go up and down roads and sidewalks; no tricks or anything. Please give me a middle of the rode price for first recommendation and a budget recommendation. If it's the same model for both that's fine too. Thank you.
For those type of roads get the biggest wheel size, either a 4x110 or 3x125
Please try out the aeon's 80 subbed
Interesting that the speed difference between them is not much for the average skater. For you it means winning or losing. I go often on 4x80 and 3x110 and besides the fact you coast more with less effort with the 3x110 the top speed difference is not that noticeable. I recently learned the top speed for ice skaters is around 60kph which is nothing hehe.
Ive noticed you skate barefoot
Did you always skate barefoot?
Any issues with the boas regarding this (im thinking of getting a pair)
Kr and thx
The "Revv Boa" skate is not an ordinary skate, it has great wheels and ILQ-9 PRO bearing that make all the difference, that's why you were positively amazed.
Do you believe that the longer you stay with a single skate, the better you perform in it over the course of months?
Would it be possible to use "RevvBoa" in a marathon for example?
The Revv Boa is definitely a premium fitness skate. In terms of specs, it comes close to a full speed model. That said, I was surprised that it wouldn't cost more speed to be technically limited by the higher cuff :)
I do believe that staying with the same skate is a good call (if it's a good skate), and that you'll still improve from small adaptations over the course of months.
Revv Boa might even be the skate I would recommend to the most people that are looking to skate a marathon.
No socks?
No need if your skates fit well 🙂
No socks in speed inline
Last time I did it I got shoe bite
And two of them
@@thorupviktor I will try next time!
You see Spongebob, its not the boots its the bootee. Er, the person wearing the boots.