The Best Aggressive Skate is...
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2023
- This one is for all the people who don't know where to start. I reveal the one aggressive skate that the highest percentage of people choose after trying on skates in our shop.
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Location: Locoskates, UK
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So many good skates out there. but none have THIS many selling points at THIS price. Agreed?
...do you think the Standard Omni skate will become the new 'easy choice?'
I can only agree to both points. The only thing I can be a little weary of, is the internal height of the Aeon. I still haven’t had the luxury of trying them on myself, but if they are similar internal height, I might have some issues like I did in my Shifts.
Skates like the 909, Mesmer and Carbons are fine for people with a higher instep, so I really hope Aeons are as well.
@@LeslieJones_RSTRCTDI’d say slightly more height than a shift but still lower than others
The only real downside is that the soulplates don’t slide that well due to the whole boot being one material. Apparently the 2.0 version will eliminate that problem by making a completely new mold.
The standard is
more money than that aeon, and nobody even skated the standard yet, so I don't know how they are a good competitor. People are really trying to up sell skate they haven't even rode yet. You could get almost every brand of skate around $200 and up $330 for someone to start out with
Used to skate back in the day. Had a pair of Roces 5th elements. And Soloman STI Teams. Recently got back into it and opted for the Blue and white Roces M12. So happy with them.
And they're f'ing comfortable. I got the 72 though.
I was going to grab the aeon basics but opted for the team xxi A60 nor the soft shoe option in the boot. Love the simplicity of their skate. After trying out so many different frame sets and boot options the Aeon is the “let’s just skate” type of set up I didn’t know I needed
Not sure, why this isn’t coming up enough, but:
1. This is a great skate, and for someone who’s last skate was a Salomon about 25yrs ago, this skate is super light and virtually grinds by itself, both groove and sole.
2. However, if your foot is „high-instep“ this boot will feel like a wrench to your feet. I know a few ppl who can’t wear it. 2 boot sizes for 4 shoe sizes might simply not be enough. I’d love to skate it, but tried 3 liners and all painful.
I think I have this problem. I have the Aeon 60s. I'm trying to work through it, but so painful to skate on for long periods. Do you know of any skates that accommodate high instep? Will a different liner fix the problem or is it really the skate itself?
another thing I really like about my Aeons is that they have a fairly wide toe-box, which doesn't give me the nasty pressure that a lot of skates give, on the side of my foot
the exact video i needed
I've had roces, usd sways, them 909s, razors sls, shifts, gawds fm3s, saloman st9s and I sold a fair bit of skates and one I've always kept the one and thats the aeons. Have some intuition premiums, sliqx souls, 45 degree strap and some nice 60mm famus wheels and make sure you groove them in on a nice rough ledge. This is all I'm going to say.
Found a very cheap set of Pianowski Aeons on vinted and was pleasantly surprised with how nice and comfy they are, and how well they perform. They look great too. Going to roll these for parks with the flat set up and keep my Razor SLs for street.
Couldn’t agree more!!! May not be able to replace stuff, but it’ll take forever to wear them down!!! And Aeons just feel like part of your foot!!!
I tried on some Aeons a few months back and was surprised how good they felt with just the stock liner. Might have to get myself some xD
Not a hot take, AEON’s are absolutely the best skate for most people! 🙌
Fact!!!
I have aeon Marie monuz pro 60 II
I started with aeon basic and loved them so much, I upgraded to thr aeon team
As an old, beginner-level skater bumbling about the skate park and dropping in, Aeons suit me great. Might be worth mentioning their reputation for slow soul plates though for those who are progressing with grinds.
yeah that's the main thing that puts me off. if you skate a lot of flat rails/grinds boxes, sticky skates are a pain in the ass
Check out Sliqx sole plates to solve this issue
Tbf, I haven't noticed aeons being slow. Maybe it's because I haven't skated in many years, or that I haven't tried any other skates in over 20 years. 😅@@rollforever_85
I haven't skated in about 24 years, but recently bought second hand (almost new) Aeons 60 Basic for £70, so I'm very happy and hopefully will be able to to some tricks, like good old times. Last skates I used were Salomon St8 blue and I think the Aeons are not as flexible. Are they easy for topsides for example?
These are great skates,
i was considering aeons but ultimately went with a different option that would allow me to try different setups on the same boot
May I ask what boot?
@@tofitiedemann5184 CJ2 prime
Aeons would be great to ride, but like all Powerslide skates, they're a bit narrow around the arch/inner ankle, and can be painful for some of us with flat feet or bony ankles. They're not as bad with that issue as other Powerslide skates, but I still couldnt skate them.😢
If the aeons would adress the slow souls and h block somehow it would be the best skate on the market hands down
Worth knowing that standard are taking the profits from the first run and using it to make a smaller size. So probably uk4-5?
Does Ren know you've used his song in your ad?
The aeons have the perfect chassis but it's too bad they don't detach. That kills it for me but nice looking skate.
I bought my USDs in 2007/8, used only them. Last 14 years I only skates very occasionally. Since they are very fucked up I just bought the powerslide zoom 80. And I don't know. After first 30 minutes the wheels were so fucked up already just from T Stops... I feel so wiggly on them, I can power stop on them or anything 😓 is that normal on those normal skates ? Never tried any besides aggressive skates
Oldhead question: my knees are old but I miss skating. I'm more worried about a sticky soul plate than maybe a slicker grind. Is a Sway a better idea? Or is the Aeon stickiness blown out of proportion? Thanks to any who have insight.
I'm also an old head and so far I didn't notice them being very slow. They seem great for me. Maybe in the long run it will come up. We'll see.
One day I've got to try out some Aeons
Both of us. I have been around blading since mid 90s. Rode everything that came out before 2000. Definitely wanna try Aeons and sway. Never skated in em. Cult and thrones are my faves as of all my years on boots. Salomon third for me.
As a beginner I love my sam crofts
Where is there
What about for those with US size 13-14 feet? I have the Roces M12 Lo right now in size 13 and they are very painful on the outer tops of my feet. I used a heat gun to stretch it more but it’s unbearable to wear for more than 15 minutes. I live in Houston where you can’t try any of these brands out in a store so recommendations are appreciated. I also have a pair of Powerslide Next 90’s and they fit great in size 13. They feel perfect. Really really really hard to get on and off but once they are on I wouldn’t change a thing.
Anything similar to that boot for aggressive?
Probably best looking at Razors models in your size, sucks that not all brands accommodate your size. Also, have a look at Mesmer Teams and FR Pottiers.
Considering the AEON 80mm. Are there any others to look at or is the Aeon 80 the go to for 'aggressive' 80mm skates.. Very few to choose from in this type of skate.
Yep, Aeon 80 is good for what you're after, but you have endless choice if you get a 80mm aftermarket UFS frame and just attach it to any aggressive boot. Here's some options: www.locoskates.com/collections/frames?filter.v.price.gte=0.00&filter.v.price.lte=209.95&filter.p.vendor=Kizer&filter.p.m.custom.wheel_size=80mm&sort_by=manual
@@LocoSkates thank you! Hadnt even considered that. Will check em out.
So sad in my area (san francisco) there are no dedicated inline skate shops.. crazy.. makes it so difficult to shop for stuff.
@@LocoSkates Thanks! Hadnt even thought of that. Will check em out.
Sucks that in my area (san francisco bay area) there are no dedicated inline skate shops. Mostly only sporting goods stores with little to no selections : /
Makes it so hard to shop and get into it.
@@gbj6581 Shame, you had Aggressive Mall in Sunnyvale a few years back which was the second best shop in the world ;-)
@@LocoSkates 😮😮😮
I was looking at how far I am from your shop and if you will be able to ship to me but when I put it into Google maps it says can't find a way there. I was wondering how will it get shipped to me? Also how long will it take to ship?
Delivery is no problem unless you are in a warzone! Delivery method and estimated delivery times will vary depending on a number of factors. You'll be presented with options at checkout 🙂
You can definitely come here, whatever Google tells you. We manage to find our way here every day! 😅
I must be the only blader that can't get on with the aeon😂
I might be one of them too. I have never tried em but don't "like" most skates.
@@kevincollins8620 they just make me feel like I'm falling forward constantly
you're definitely not the only one
I've got some of the croft red aeons, have had many issues with cuff bolts breaking and coming loose, and the cuff is way to hard.
It's hard to get the backslide plate down on grinds and I find topsides litterly impossible.
It grinds awful, even with a sliqx slider and liberally applied wax, I often just instantly stop grinding on a soul based grind and go flying.
It's is good for virt stuff and basic grove grinds though, frontside and backsides are super smooth all day long
My friend's aeons are barely some months old and the frame around the axle bolt on the inside cracked making it impossible to tighten it and put a wheel in. So the entire skate. Is useless since its on piece
Oof, that sucks. You can get replacement shells for about $100 USD. Never heard of that happening. I wonder if just a defect, or if they were overtightening them. Don't actually need much torque
Them hopefully will make a 60 soul like their 80s at a price point $250 complete 🙏 #DREAMS
Hi can you tell me if you have rollerblades. Rollerblades That have the twisty nobs to Titan So instead of the raped strap its the nob if that makes sense. with the 100mm wheels I Do not no if I Shod get 4 wheels or 3 wheels. And I wont the boot with the metal on the out side of the boot and good mesh pading on the in side of the boot. And for the coler it can it be like dark green with like black.No light colers like light yellow,pink,red,blue/teial,green"ya no light colers pls but black have to be in the skate I prob be like sumtin like black and dark green or dark blue with black... so if you can respond it wode make my day pls.
Aeon price point is too good. The Standard Omni may be a little pricey for the first entry to the sport. Wish Law all the best.
I've seen KIDS on the Mery Munoz skate here in Florida. Younger Boys... first time trying aggro... If they have done their research they will give Laws boot a try.
total noobie here, what are good skates to learn to skate and later try aggresive?
Aeon 60 basic, for sure!
Hello do you have any roces And how much is it
www.locoskates.com/collections/roces-skates-1 😘
Ride Mesmers!!!
Salomons and Razors are the best skates hands down.
Salomon doesn’t make skates anymore
@@somedude1324 that's right
I'm Sorry if you want to start or come back to skating then rosec m12 is the one
I’ve seen those and the price is really good for entry returning skated. I’m 40 and havnt skated in almost 20 years but was pretty good back in the day and had been rollerblading since about 8 - 21 years old. Is the M12 a good buy for returning rollerblader like myself?
@@somedude1324 I am 40 y.o and continue to skate still today especially with my kids.
I have the M12 now for about a year and I am very pleased with them.
I can easily recommend them
Unibody is great but the grove is not the best
I tried to skate flat a couple of times. The wheel bite was way too much. I need the margin of error anti-rockers give me.