WHICH SKATES SHOULD YOU BUY? (watch this first)

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• MA

  @matthewwright6678 · 7 days ago · pinned

  This is one of the best intro skate videos I have ever watched.  Thanks so much Ricardo!

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• AN

  @AndalusianSun1995 · 7 days ago

  A video comparing the different wheel / frame setups on urban skates would be nice. For instance, 80mm vs 90mm vs 3x 100 vs 3x 110 etc...

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• EK

  @ek-nz · 7 days ago

  Also roller hockey skates. Two sizes of wheels and a different kind of rocker, and the boot like an ice hockey skate.

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• NI

  @nigelbrown2274 · 7 days ago

  nice to see you uploading again! Great informative video, explaining everything - thanks! Overtime, I have bought many skates + frames -> the feeling is very different, and cool... It's nice to have different options

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• MA

  @MasterBoom007 · 7 days ago

  Awesome videos as always. I'm glad to still learn things that I don't know. Maybe for the next video you could talk about bearings and maybe something more niche like when you should wax for aggresive skating for example

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• SA

  @sauseysandwich9215 · 7 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsaaN1FHb0M&amp;t=385">6:25</a> imo I prefer softer wheels in smoother surfaces and herder wheels on rougher surfaces. Hard wheels on smooth ground is slippery and you don’t get much grip. I get that is kinda what figure skating needs tho ‘cause the sticky wheels would make it hard to do tricks. soft wheels on rough ground will tear them up like no other.

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• YO

  @yogreco82 · 5 days ago

  Stuck with the 5th elements skated inline 90s was a rude awakening got my balance back after three sessions . Now to grinding

• ИВ

  @ИванНайденов-п8ж · 3 days ago

  Powerslide NT1 4x90mm(size 46-47 eu) for beginner. For me. Awesome choice.

• JA

  @JakobiWL · 8 days ago

  Great video! I love my Aeon 80&apos;s but its true what he says hardboot is the way to go! 😃

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• OT

  @OtavioRios. · 8 days ago

  lets go!!

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• WI

  @Wizardi1111 · 2 days ago

  If you&apos;re gonna skate in the city where you need to stop at crosswalks frequently, a lot of acceleration with high maneuvarability go for 4 wheel skates. If you&apos;re somewhere outside of city with long uninterrupted roads doing long distances then go for 3wheel skates with big wheels.

• JO

  @Johro66 · 7 days ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsaaN1FHb0M&amp;t=2227">37:07</a><br>Lol I just got my first pair of carbon boots, FR SL Freeride.<br>There&apos;s always another setup you want to try, it&apos;s true 😁 <br><br>I have Seba FR1&apos;s with 76/80/80/76 banana rocker, another pair with a 4x80 setup, and one with a rockin&apos;5x76 frame. <br>I have a pair of Seba High Lights with a Seba 3x110 frame, a pair of FR deluxe Intuition with an endless 90 frame, the Seba SX2 with Wizard NR100 frame, and now the FR SL Freeride that I just put the 4x80mm frame on, to break them in.<br>And I&apos;m still learning stuff every time I skate!

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