They are ugly indeed but looks functional if on budget I guess. Edit: I take it back, they are not budget frames as initially thought. I rather have 2 pairs of different Roka frames at this price and that still be cheaper than these.
Looks very interesting frame. One thing that bothers me though: in 5x80 setup the frame goes very low of the wheels sides, seems like will be easily scratched even on moderate slides. I suppose the idea was to reduce frame height on smaller wheels, but it looks like the frame pretty much covers wheels
I understand your concern but, It's not so easy to scratch it. It's well measured to avoid the issue, in most scenarios, your boot side will hit first. The only thing to avoid is stalls on very sharp edges when using worn 80mm wheels, still can be done on rounder edges thou. Hope you find this information useful ^_^.
Such a good review, thanks Stephen, hope you really enjoy the frames 🫶. Just to add a few more things, the frame has multiple adapters that allow it's mounting to 165(CL) and Trinity too. Also the official finish is brushed aluminium and it shouldn't have any wiggle with washers, you can test that with more wheels/bearings just to be sure. Another interesting feature is the ability to add covers and skin customization. And finally the biggest difference with IQON frames, that I do also love, is that One Frame are more wizard focused, providing a low profile and a perfect rocker. Once again thanks, and have fun with them, I think you will enjoy the 4*100 too 😊
Very happy Oneskate frame user here,just started using so still getting into them but I think they are thorough worth it Also Lighter than Iqon UFS frames and any other equivalent UFS frames plus low profile.
Ive been following the creation of the One Skates Frame and i am honestly Super Happy for Levi's Accomplishment. Huge Shout Out to You My Brother! 🙌🏼🙏🏼💚💛❤️
I wonder what made them put such a high price on these. They come more expensive than anything except Wizard frames. I'd rather go IQON Decode if I want versatile frame.
I bought these and are thoroughly enjoying them,was motivated by 1.The very light weight ( Iqon UFS are not) 2.The low profile 3.Mulitiple setups 4.UFS and 165 mm compatible
@@WheelyArt If I want High end frame I'd go for original Wizard. NNs are lightweight and cost about half of these. Rockin' frames are UFS/165 compatible. Decodes have multiple setups and deifinitely look better. I still can't see enough reasons for these to cost roughly 140 higher than most of the frames on the market.
@@mastichka The cost comes from the frame being 7075 aluminium, since its harder it takes more time to manufacture, but in return you get a super light and strong frame. Also Decodes are great, but they aren't really a "Wizard" rocker, and they are much heavier. Finally Rockin/NN/Others aren't multisetup oriented, so I wouldn't put them in the same category. That said, you are welcome to pick what suits your needs more, all frames have something cool to offer IMO.
Frames that offer a ton of customization always end up looking so damn ugly !!
They are ugly indeed but looks functional if on budget I guess.
Edit: I take it back, they are not budget frames as initially thought. I rather have 2 pairs of different Roka frames at this price and that still be cheaper than these.
While the design might not appeal to everyone, there's some good news: the frame includes a cover system that allows for extensive personalization.
Looks very interesting frame. One thing that bothers me though: in 5x80 setup the frame goes very low of the wheels sides, seems like will be easily scratched even on moderate slides.
I suppose the idea was to reduce frame height on smaller wheels, but it looks like the frame pretty much covers wheels
I understand your concern but, It's not so easy to scratch it. It's well measured to avoid the issue, in most scenarios, your boot side will hit first. The only thing to avoid is stalls on very sharp edges when using worn 80mm wheels, still can be done on rounder edges thou. Hope you find this information useful ^_^.
Such a good review, thanks Stephen, hope you really enjoy the frames 🫶.
Just to add a few more things, the frame has multiple adapters that allow it's mounting to 165(CL) and Trinity too. Also the official finish is brushed aluminium and it shouldn't have any wiggle with washers, you can test that with more wheels/bearings just to be sure. Another interesting feature is the ability to add covers and skin customization. And finally the biggest difference with IQON frames, that I do also love, is that One Frame are more wizard focused, providing a low profile and a perfect rocker.
Once again thanks, and have fun with them, I think you will enjoy the 4*100 too 😊
Thanks for clarifying those things. I'm looking forward to trying out the frame. Hope to see you again on the skates sometime.
Very happy Oneskate frame user here,just started using so still getting into them but I think they are thorough worth it
Also Lighter than Iqon UFS frames and any other equivalent UFS frames plus low profile.
Ive been following the creation of the One Skates Frame and i am honestly Super Happy for Levi's Accomplishment. Huge Shout Out to You My Brother! 🙌🏼🙏🏼💚💛❤️
I wonder what made them put such a high price on these. They come more expensive than anything except Wizard frames. I'd rather go IQON Decode if I want versatile frame.
I bought these and are thoroughly enjoying them,was motivated by 1.The very light weight ( Iqon UFS are not) 2.The low profile 3.Mulitiple setups 4.UFS and 165 mm compatible
@@WheelyArt If I want High end frame I'd go for original Wizard. NNs are lightweight and cost about half of these. Rockin' frames are UFS/165 compatible. Decodes have multiple setups and deifinitely look better. I still can't see enough reasons for these to cost roughly 140 higher than most of the frames on the market.
@@mastichka The cost comes from the frame being 7075 aluminium, since its harder it takes more time to manufacture, but in return you get a super light and strong frame. Also Decodes are great, but they aren't really a "Wizard" rocker, and they are much heavier. Finally Rockin/NN/Others aren't multisetup oriented, so I wouldn't put them in the same category. That said, you are welcome to pick what suits your needs more, all frames have something cool to offer IMO.
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