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Most videos I seen say get a hard boot for a beginner.

Are the heel brakes removable?

Too late. Just ordered some Lightning 110s. Haven't skated in about 10 years, but I feel confident in my "muscle memory" and I still remember how to T brake. I brake with my foot on my longboard too, so I feel like I will be fine after a handful of sessions. Snagged an open box set for 190 on Ebay. I don't want to have to buy a bunch of sets to ease myself into the 110s.

Am 110kg male 6.4ft tall can I skate

Rollerblade Macroblade 80 skates seriously hurt my feet.

awesome logo on the hat on the skate! super super cool!!!!!!! Do you do any giveaways? I'd love to start skating again.

@InlineEdge what type of inline skate/ brand should i get if I already play Ice hockey

I like the way you present the info, you take a person’s knowledge from 0 & build on it, instead of ASSUMING the person has skated before. You don’t forget the quality of the skates, that what got me hooked. THANK YOU

I bought jaguar skate is it good ?

10:06 “what’s the MOST you should spend on a new pair of skates? $200.” Here I’ll adjust that for 2024/25 : $250-350.

Hello Please from 🇬🇭 how you do shipping to me

I'm in Long Beach but from San Bernardino, now I have a reason to come home! Looking for something like this 🔥

Remember! If you are new to this kind of sport, never buy soft boots!

omg i didnt realize you are based in LB! are there any physical inline skate stores around LB I could go and try different models? thank you!

i got a pair of roolerhockey skates as my first pair there hard shell too kinda regret it but they where 100$ off gonna get new pair when i get some more money

What about a small-wheel, low profile-boot skate just for indoor roller rink skating? Is there a jam inline skate?

I bought the powerline phuzion krypton voltage triskate 100. Retail 189...but 94 dollars on sale. I have really old Rollerblades but they dont fit anymore and its been years. Im excited hopefully the learning curve aint too bad....but i can switch the frame froma triskate to a 4×80/90 in the future so thts exciting

Long Beach area hope to see you 😂

Honestly I would never recommend a soft boot... period.

i am 27 years old at the moment and am looking to get into inline, i have a shoe size of 15 with most shoes and some a 14.5. Already having extreme troubles finding any blades on the market for someone with a shoe size as big as mine. Do you have any contacts that have a similar shoe size as myself or somewhere you are aware of that i am not where i can order blades that can accommodate for my size? Very unfortunate i am not able to go to a store to try on pairs because it doesn't exist...…

* Hard boot is DEFINETLY the better choice for beginners. if you get a soft boot there is a high chance you will suffer with balance

For me, the learning curve took awhile. I went through a few pairs of Zetra blades and a lot of wheels before I became a jr.Wizard cadet 1st class.

I grew up on the Rollerblade brand, I just got back into it recently and just purchased the RB Cruisers for general skating. I plan on putting an Endless 80 frame on it for more aggressive skating eventually.

My first pair of inline skates were less than $20, and a beginner who doesn't know if he wants to move on or if he doesn't have as much money should definitely opt for them to try them out. They'll last about 4-6 months if you don't use them all day.

im in the LBC when is the next night skate

If you're just a little bit prone to rolling your ankle, should you go with a hard boot? Or find another activity

Great to know! I'm in San Bern county and had no idea.

Great video, I did learn alot. <3 Im about to order a pair of marathon skates.

This was an amazing edit! Very insightful and accurate if I do say so myself

Legend hahahaha

Great video! I was wondering how one should determine their skill level? What constitutes a beginner vs intermediate vs pro? How do you know where you are starting and when you progress from one level to the next?

Looking at the K2 f.I.t. How to decide from the BOA. ALU or? Primary indoor roller disco wooden rink or later roller hockey Sport Court. Later, leisure trail skating on Park Trail.

Nice one bro. thanks you :)

Any websites in Asia??

surprisingly good tutorial, i recomend ebay for people with a very small budget looking for some potentially good skates, i just saved £280.

Got my eye on the Rollerblade cruiser for my first. Here goes nothing.

great video for a total beginner. thank you!

Thanks, man.

Great video, thanks for the tips. Will go for the soft boot and start my way from there :)

I know this might be a dumb question but is the skates sizes the same as our shoe size?

Are skates same size as my shoes? I just want to make sure bc I don’t know

All hail Nick our FEARLESS LEADER!!!!!

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Too awesome!

but how

I know this is an old video but hoping for some help, def one of the best videos ive found! I made the mistake of spending 70 bucks on some trash skates and the wheels basically crumbled off in 2 days. I would be using them outside around the park and sidewalk, its rough in a lot of spots so im thinking the tri-skate would be best, im a chubby guy at 245lbs as well so the harder wheels will probs be better I think? do you have any advice ?

I recently.bought my first pair of rollerskates Derby 1 quanity for $45 good deal I'm not much of a skater yet; I can't wait to practice! need it to get around in the city of Calgary. I'm super excited! 🤩.Any kind of skates are easier to ride then buying a car; much saver. 🤟💯

I bought a pair of Rollerblade “Zetrablades” , which I paid only $100.00 for and after skating for about 5 minutes, my feet begin to roll over and I’m skating on the outside of the wheels. Even when standing my feet roll to the outside. I know my ankles and legs are strong enough, because I ‘m a tennis pro and never had any problems with my ankles or feet while playing. I’m considering going to a hard shell boot, which I think will be more comfortable. Have any good Ideas what to buy? What about an “urban” skate like Rollerblade’s RB Cruiser?

The first purchase i had for inline skates were a power slide brand and they were 99.99 for a week and the original price was 109.99, are those still go a good enough price for beginner and would they be really good quality?