I bought the E2 110. I barely had time to fall in love with them before the ground got covered in snow and now I'm crying, curled up in a ball under the bed, waiting for the melting. Life is so unfair.
I went from the Rollerblade NJ team to a fitness skate to stay in shape (since I'm old and need to worry about that sort of thing now). I went with the Rollerblade Twister edge 3 which I found to be the most comfortable switch between street skating and fitness skating. It is CRAZY going from a 58mm wheel to a 110mm wheel though.
I used to work for Rollerblade brand, and would be interested in a long term test review on these. My experience with Rollerblade brand skates is that they don't last very long. When I was with the brand, their philosophy was to have the best looking and most comfortable skate in the skate shop, and that is good for business, but not for the serious skaters. So I am curious to know what you will think of these skates after a few times out.
I bloody hope your wrong lol. I just dropped $430 on a pair of maxxum edge 125 3wd 😳 Been a few years since I skated and then it was street and vert competitions... Trying to get back into it without the half-pipe for now.
My main skates are Rollerblade Macroblade 80w skates. They were my first pair. Fairly comfy. I still generally use them as my go-to skate after skating in them regularly - anywhere from every few days to a few times a day - for about a year and a half. Because they were my first pair - and because I use them in neighborhood streets (and sometimes at the skate park) - they have sustained multiple scrapes from new skater abuse. I STILL ride in them, although I am "outgrowing" them, in the sense that I have decided that I prefer slalom / jam / artistic inline skating, and the long frames of the Macroblades just don't cut it for that purpose. They're pretty good on the trail, though. They don't look so pretty now, because of the scrapes and scuffs; but they're still rideable and fairly comfy, which is a huge deal for me. The colors were never all that chic for a chick like me, anyway - I mean, they're no Moxis, that's for sure - to be blunt, Rollerblades are often kinda ugly or boring color-wise for chicks like me - but my Macroblades have mostly held up to everything I've thrown at them: small jumps; aerials (one-legged cruising w/ other leg lifted) over manhole covers; duck walk manuals; not-so-great attempts at 3-turns; edging work, including working on hockey stops; plenty of drag stops; slalom criss-crossing variants; crossovers; backward c-cuts; crossunders; some moderate experimentation at the skate park on ramps and nubs; cruising on a multi-use trail with a good bit of gravel; cruising on streets with some gravel; and the falls and crashes and scrapes and scuffs to try to prove it all. If I had to do the whole thing over again, I would consider Rollerblade, but I'd be looking for a women's freeskate / freestyle / slalom skate, because I love the power my Macroblade 80s give me but would prefer a shorter frames for skate jamming and slalom. All that said, if I were heading out on the trail, yeah, I'd consider something like the skate Lino's showing off here..... although comfort, performance and (to a degree) affordability are all factors I would need to consider. Also women's sizes: my husband has the same Macroblade as me, in the unisex size equivalent to mine (80ws in size 9, 80s in size 9). I can skate in both but get a better power transfer in the ladies' skates b/c they're a more snug fit - just what I need as a chick: performance. I'm very curious to try a triskate.... but then again, I'm especially curious about the offroading inflatable tire / wheel types. So no, I don't consider Rollberblades bad quality. That said, Sebas may be ahead of the game vs. Rollberblades when it comes to slalom inline skates - and I am so far initially leaning more toward trying Sebas next, if I can find a good Seba slalom skate in my price range that is also a ladies' size.
Ah rollerblade. I've always had that wanting to try a skate more geared to distance. In regards to your little note at the beginning, I think we all call it "rollerblade" as they were the most recognizable brand and thus we just called it such. Just like how all window cleaner is "windex" and all facial tissues are "Kleenex" or "Hoover" for all those who live in the UK.
And Gillette's in some places instead of razor blade hehe , but even them call what they do Rollerblade Inline Skates. Anyway.. another topic ;) These feel goood for distance. And I should be making a review soonish. 👊🏼
I tried Enduraces a little while back when the RB van was in town and I LOOOOOVED them, great skates. They seem like they would be fun for any big wheeling, not just marathon/distance skating
Yes they feel great (its been a month ... mostly at home. Lol) I'll make a review soon but regarding to big wheeling I would say depending on the type of big wheeling.. ;)
Also the ILQ9-Classic uses GREASE instead of oil like on the ILQ9-Pro. At least for me, grease lubrification lasts longer than oil ones... So, my ILQ9-Classics last longer than my ILQ9-Pros.
Oh man, i remember the first time i tried speed skates (powerslide visions) my friend had lent me his old worn wheels (so i wouldn't ruin my pristine new ones whilst getting used to the boots) which was very thoughtful but they were worn to a knife edge so balance was even tougher! First time i tried skating them (mistake no1 - having to go somewhere relatively far away) it took so much concentration and use of muscles never used before that fairly soon i had the feeling that i needed to both vomit and poop at the same time. had to sit down and take a break for like 5 minutes! Have never felt like that in the 12, 15 yrs of skating i'd done up to that point!
Hey Ricardo, I first pair of skates came in the mail today and I'm excited to get out there. Thanks heaps for your channel, its inspiring me to want to learn more
The ILQ-9 bearings and the hydrogen wheels are very good in my experience. And the older BR 12.6 frames have been very good to me. Very curious about this set up especially the boot. Looking forward to the review. Thank you!
Hello Ricardo, there are a few things today that I'd like to correct: - bearings: these Skates don't have the ILQ-9 classic bearings (2 non-sealed metal shields and metal retainer) but the ILQ-9 classic plus bearings (same specs and shields of the classics but the nylon retainer of the ILQ-9 Pros that have 1 sealed rubber shield) - the "only" ones with removable cuff: there are 4 in total: the E2 125s, E2 110s and the 2 predecessors Endurace 125s and 110s. - comparison between Hydrogen and Matter wheels: th-cam.com/video/-FxPLQeqgPY/w-d-xo.html Hydrogen seems to be a bit harder and faster, Matter has probably more grip and comfort 😉Did you already find out the name of your outtake music? 🤪
Excited to see the review... Just wanted to to say Rollerblade is one of the best brands IMO. They are the only company I have dealt with so far that stands 100% behind their product. I had an issue with a powerslide skate cuff that was a design flaw, they sent a shim to try and change my skate (but the slow motion video reveals theres nothing wrong with technique its a design issue) and that was where they left it, buy a different skate or live with what you have. Rollerblade on the other hand, I snapped a buckle, they sent a new one that day. I lost a liner to one of my kids skates, they sent a new one right away. I don't have a ton of experience with rec skate companies, but between PS and RB, it would be RB all day. Forever fan of them just due to my experiences with their customer service (they make a great skate too.)
Please make a review about this skates. The good and the bad. Don't hold back. I've been craving for some speed/endurance skates. I wanna know what you think and the differences between RB and PS versions. Be safe, you and your family. Thank you Lino.
Been a long-time follower of the channel, love your energy for the sport! Just what we need in these darker times. Excited to see what you think about these skates! I've been doing urban skating recreationally for about 8 years, and have just recently got into slalom. I'm excited to explore more kinds of skating, especially aggressive skating or speed skating. Any recommendations on which to try first? Any tips to get started? Doubt you'll see this, but if you do, would be great to have your input!
OO cool I have the 110mm version. The 110mm frames are 165 and 195 compatible is it the same with this version? Looking forward to seeing you try them out!!
very interesting skates. it's nice to see something innovative and cool from usually conservative and a bit boring manufacturer. now I'm waiting for your test asap 😁
It's interesting because it's you, and it's new product design. But I am not interested in purchasing marathon skates. But I think alot of your appeal is not limiting yourself to any one style of skating. Do what you enjoy, and we will enjoy it. 😊👌
I understand what you mean but wait till you see someone your not used to on speed skates using them and enjoying it. It's like when your friends get a road bike and you think.maybe I could go for a ride every now and then. Ahah. Lotta love. Lino❤
@@RicardoLino haha! Yah, It is a good feeling. I watched your vids on Kizer Trimax 110mm UFS frames before I bought them. It's alot of fun to glide and slide around on them. Saludos!
Hello, Lino. I've seen your video many times before. I hope I can get an exact answer from you.I wanted to buy the E2pro 125, but the local store only had the E2 110 because of the COVID-19, and I noticed that the maximum support wheel diameter of the E 2110 is 125 So I want to ask the difference is only the wheel Are there differences elsewhere
I started out as an aggressive skater stopped skating for a few years now I have started recreational skating with my son, what is a good 75mm and 80mm street wheel? Like concrete/pavement terrain?
Ok, Lino, those do look slick. If I were in the market for a speed skate, I might have to consider. If I might ask: are these short-boot skates fairly safe for folks who have been inline skating for a while? Is there all that much of a greater risk of injury? Curious to know. All of my skates are high tops. I do think that sealed bearing configurations are much better for outdoor skates. But then, maybe I'm just lazy like that. Wishing you guys well. Hoping you guys can get out where you are. Olá from the US. = )
I know the 60s are. And some sizes are.. were.. I know some wheels have no Aend cores.unless they're new. Notice the hydrogen. pros etc ..theres other speed skating wheels brand with similar cores..
Dear Ricardo, I hope you will find a moment te answer me, I already undersood that yor choce is iql9 classic, but which brand to choose? K2? Powerslide? Or which cos the prices are not the same
Hey hey man. Well.. I can clearly say if they are Twincam il9 classic. Either if they have k2. Powersldie it any other stamp. Go for the cheapest. As they are the exact same. The brand is TWINCAM, and the powerslide or K2 in this case ate just buying from them and rebranding their products. So go for the more affordable rebranding Also make sure its the exact samr bearings as there are diferent il9 bearings .. classic.. pro.. etc ..check twincam website ;) Hope this was helpful
@@RicardoLino thx a lot nan)) I'm a big fan of your channel and I have 2 kids and at this period of confinement we where just making a custom pair of skates for each, so we sacrified a pair FILA to make a two pairs of ROCES for my kids, the first is the the old AMSTEDAM, with the frame of FILA, lookig very nice, and the second one is the ROCES Capetown with the innerboots of FILA, bearings and wheels changed, and it took us a bunch of time. Now it is my turn, I just want to change my bearings. I have SEBA fr2, but I think the early edition I think, i had them second-hand. Hope your wonderful family is doing well
That is very awesome. Thank you for letting me know. I'm glad to read that you are getting new blood into this awesome activity. ❤ Roces are in general amazin skates so jm sure you all gonna end up with very cool setups. And customized which is even more special ❤
Is rollerblade coming back to the game? Their skates dropped in quality and innovation a lot when Rollerblade was bought. Since the twister EDGE I am seeing a bit of hope for rollerblade to get back to A-tier skates.
Hola hermano patinador que tal estamos? mucho gusto poder saludarte, quisiera preguntarte por estos patines que tal te han ido? yo es que me voy a comprar los e2 pro 125 y quisiera saber tu experiencia?, un saludo y gracias por tus videos, saludos desde Cadiz España.
I bought the E2 110. I barely had time to fall in love with them before the ground got covered in snow and now I'm crying, curled up in a ball under the bed, waiting for the melting.
Life is so unfair.
I went from the Rollerblade NJ team to a fitness skate to stay in shape (since I'm old and need to worry about that sort of thing now). I went with the Rollerblade Twister edge 3 which I found to be the most comfortable switch between street skating and fitness skating. It is CRAZY going from a 58mm wheel to a 110mm wheel though.
Excited much!?!
Back on my skates after 20 yrs, cheers for the inspiration... and the discount code!!!
Awesome. That's all I wanna hear / read !! 👊🏼❤ ENJOY
I used to work for Rollerblade brand, and would be interested in a long term test review on these. My experience with Rollerblade brand skates is that they don't last very long. When I was with the brand, their philosophy was to have the best looking and most comfortable skate in the skate shop, and that is good for business, but not for the serious skaters. So I am curious to know what you will think of these skates after a few times out.
I bloody hope your wrong lol. I just dropped $430 on a pair of maxxum edge 125 3wd 😳 Been a few years since I skated and then it was street and vert competitions... Trying to get back into it without the half-pipe for now.
My main skates are Rollerblade Macroblade 80w skates. They were my first pair. Fairly comfy. I still generally use them as my go-to skate after skating in them regularly - anywhere from every few days to a few times a day - for about a year and a half. Because they were my first pair - and because I use them in neighborhood streets (and sometimes at the skate park) - they have sustained multiple scrapes from new skater abuse. I STILL ride in them, although I am "outgrowing" them, in the sense that I have decided that I prefer slalom / jam / artistic inline skating, and the long frames of the Macroblades just don't cut it for that purpose. They're pretty good on the trail, though. They don't look so pretty now, because of the scrapes and scuffs; but they're still rideable and fairly comfy, which is a huge deal for me.
The colors were never all that chic for a chick like me, anyway - I mean, they're no Moxis, that's for sure - to be blunt, Rollerblades are often kinda ugly or boring color-wise for chicks like me - but my Macroblades have mostly held up to everything I've thrown at them: small jumps; aerials (one-legged cruising w/ other leg lifted) over manhole covers; duck walk manuals; not-so-great attempts at 3-turns; edging work, including working on hockey stops; plenty of drag stops; slalom criss-crossing variants; crossovers; backward c-cuts; crossunders; some moderate experimentation at the skate park on ramps and nubs; cruising on a multi-use trail with a good bit of gravel; cruising on streets with some gravel; and the falls and crashes and scrapes and scuffs to try to prove it all. If I had to do the whole thing over again, I would consider Rollerblade, but I'd be looking for a women's freeskate / freestyle / slalom skate, because I love the power my Macroblade 80s give me but would prefer a shorter frames for skate jamming and slalom.
All that said, if I were heading out on the trail, yeah, I'd consider something like the skate Lino's showing off here..... although comfort, performance and (to a degree) affordability are all factors I would need to consider. Also women's sizes: my husband has the same Macroblade as me, in the unisex size equivalent to mine (80ws in size 9, 80s in size 9). I can skate in both but get a better power transfer in the ladies' skates b/c they're a more snug fit - just what I need as a chick: performance.
I'm very curious to try a triskate.... but then again, I'm especially curious about the offroading inflatable tire / wheel types.
So no, I don't consider Rollberblades bad quality. That said, Sebas may be ahead of the game vs. Rollberblades when it comes to slalom inline skates - and I am so far initially leaning more toward trying Sebas next, if I can find a good Seba slalom skate in my price range that is also a ladies' size.
Ah rollerblade. I've always had that wanting to try a skate more geared to distance. In regards to your little note at the beginning, I think we all call it "rollerblade" as they were the most recognizable brand and thus we just called it such. Just like how all window cleaner is "windex" and all facial tissues are "Kleenex" or "Hoover" for all those who live in the UK.
And Gillette's in some places instead of razor blade hehe , but even them call what they do Rollerblade Inline Skates. Anyway.. another topic ;)
These feel goood for distance. And I should be making a review soonish.
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Totally agree Dan! 1982 kid here... Rollerblade is definitely the Hoover of the sk8 world sir.
Those are so sick! Always wondered about a speed skate. Maybe one day! Great vid as always!
Thank you soo much. I have been watching your stuff too when I have a minute.
Really love the one with travis
PS you got that 540 easy 👊🏼❤
@@RicardoLino haha thanks dude! Appreciate the support.
Rollerblade always make such attractive skates, I love the look of the Twister Edge.
I tried Enduraces a little while back when the RB van was in town and I LOOOOOVED them, great skates. They seem like they would be fun for any big wheeling, not just marathon/distance skating
Yes they feel great (its been a month ... mostly at home. Lol)
I'll make a review soon but regarding to big wheeling I would say depending on the type of big wheeling.. ;)
When you took the cuff off... mind blown! It's like the convertible bmw of skates haha
Also the ILQ9-Classic uses GREASE instead of oil like on the ILQ9-Pro. At least for me, grease lubrification lasts longer than oil ones... So, my ILQ9-Classics last longer than my ILQ9-Pros.
I did not knew about the Greece and oil. But I always enjoyed the classics above pros and ilq above what else on the market that I have tried
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this is a veryyyy nice product for beginers on both sports
That boot design is so dope. Would be a nice looking aggressive boot
Oh man, i remember the first time i tried speed skates (powerslide visions) my friend had lent me his old worn wheels (so i wouldn't ruin my pristine new ones whilst getting used to the boots) which was very thoughtful but they were worn to a knife edge so balance was even tougher! First time i tried skating them (mistake no1 - having to go somewhere relatively far away) it took so much concentration and use of muscles never used before that fairly soon i had the feeling that i needed to both vomit and poop at the same time. had to sit down and take a break for like 5 minutes! Have never felt like that in the 12, 15 yrs of skating i'd done up to that point!
Hey Ricardo, I first pair of skates came in the mail today and I'm excited to get out there. Thanks heaps for your channel, its inspiring me to want to learn more
The ILQ-9 bearings and the hydrogen wheels are very good in my experience. And the older BR 12.6 frames have been very good to me. Very curious about this set up especially the boot. Looking forward to the review.
Thank you!
Hey ricardo .. you think hydrogens are better than undercover wheels ??
What skate is better the powerslide swell city 125 or this skate what do you prefer?
The sticker in the box gave me the SPOILER of what skates you got! lol 1:37
Hello Ricardo,
there are a few things today that I'd like to correct:
- bearings: these Skates don't have the ILQ-9 classic bearings (2 non-sealed metal shields and metal retainer) but the ILQ-9 classic plus bearings (same specs and shields of the classics but the nylon retainer of the ILQ-9 Pros that have 1 sealed rubber shield)
- the "only" ones with removable cuff: there are 4 in total: the E2 125s, E2 110s and the 2 predecessors Endurace 125s and 110s.
- comparison between Hydrogen and Matter wheels:
th-cam.com/video/-FxPLQeqgPY/w-d-xo.html
Hydrogen seems to be a bit harder and faster, Matter has probably more grip and comfort
😉Did you already find out the name of your outtake music? 🤪
Excited to see the review... Just wanted to to say Rollerblade is one of the best brands IMO. They are the only company I have dealt with so far that stands 100% behind their product. I had an issue with a powerslide skate cuff that was a design flaw, they sent a shim to try and change my skate (but the slow motion video reveals theres nothing wrong with technique its a design issue) and that was where they left it, buy a different skate or live with what you have. Rollerblade on the other hand, I snapped a buckle, they sent a new one that day. I lost a liner to one of my kids skates, they sent a new one right away. I don't have a ton of experience with rec skate companies, but between PS and RB, it would be RB all day. Forever fan of them just due to my experiences with their customer service (they make a great skate too.)
I used the RB Endurace 125 in the NYC inline 42k. They're still my current speed skate. I wonder how different these are
Please make a review about this skates. The good and the bad. Don't hold back. I've been craving for some speed/endurance skates. I wanna know what you think and the differences between RB and PS versions.
Be safe, you and your family.
Thank you Lino.
These look awesome have been doing more long distance skating on 3 x 110 these days :)
Damn that looks good.
🚀🚀🚀
Great video again. Appreciate what you do.
Thank you Andrew.
Thanks for watching the premiere with us ❤👊🏼
Been a long-time follower of the channel, love your energy for the sport! Just what we need in these darker times. Excited to see what you think about these skates!
I've been doing urban skating recreationally for about 8 years, and have just recently got into slalom. I'm excited to explore more kinds of skating, especially aggressive skating or speed skating. Any recommendations on which to try first? Any tips to get started?
Doubt you'll see this, but if you do, would be great to have your input!
nice vid, im vry intrested in these skates. i love to see you do a roll review of them!! keep up the good job.
OO cool I have the 110mm version. The 110mm frames are 165 and 195 compatible is it the same with this version? Looking forward to seeing you try them out!!
Hmmm good question. Will check and answer in review ok?
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These skates look amazing!
Can't wait to hear after you've been for a skate on them.
Looks really amazing
very interesting skates. it's nice to see something innovative and cool from usually conservative and a bit boring manufacturer. now I'm waiting for your test asap 😁
Those skates look fun,i stil need to try 3 wheel blades.
Bay fam🌉
It's interesting because it's you, and it's new product design. But I am not interested in purchasing marathon skates. But I think alot of your appeal is not limiting yourself to any one style of skating. Do what you enjoy, and we will enjoy it. 😊👌
I understand what you mean but wait till you see someone your not used to on speed skates using them and enjoying it. It's like when your friends get a road bike and you think.maybe I could go for a ride every now and then. Ahah.
Lotta love.
Lino❤
@@RicardoLino haha! Yah, It is a good feeling. I watched your vids on Kizer Trimax 110mm UFS frames before I bought them. It's alot of fun to glide and slide around on them.
Saludos!
Wow those skates seem EXACTLY what i was looking for...these might just make my other skates redundant!
Hello, Lino. I've seen your video many times before. I hope I can get an exact answer from you.I wanted to buy the E2pro 125, but the local store only had the E2 110 because of the COVID-19, and I noticed that the maximum support wheel diameter of the E 2110 is 125 So I want to ask the difference is only the wheel Are there differences elsewhere
Great video but only question I have is are the frames removable caz I would love to start speedskating but I'm not too comfortable starting with 125.
looks interesting! gj rollerblade
Love your videos
Thank you 🙏🏻
I love doing them
Lotta love
❤
I started out as an aggressive skater stopped skating for a few years now I have started recreational skating with my son, what is a good 75mm and 80mm street wheel? Like concrete/pavement terrain?
Link to get the E2 125 pro pls...the link in the description doesn't have it... Thanks
They look sweet
Ok, Lino, those do look slick. If I were in the market for a speed skate, I might have to consider. If I might ask: are these short-boot skates fairly safe for folks who have been inline skating for a while? Is there all that much of a greater risk of injury? Curious to know. All of my skates are high tops. I do think that sealed bearing configurations are much better for outdoor skates. But then, maybe I'm just lazy like that. Wishing you guys well. Hoping you guys can get out where you are. Olá from the US. = )
beautiful
I just got interested in rollerblading but I don't know what to start with. Any suggestions?
These skates look interesting, would like to see a review.
Pretty sure hydrogen wheels are poured by AEND, and the only “new factory” is the factory that aend moved to from California to Texas.
I know the 60s are. And some sizes are.. were.. I know some wheels have no Aend cores.unless they're new. Notice the hydrogen. pros etc ..theres other speed skating wheels brand with similar cores..
hi ricardo~ i cant wait to watch E2 review video~
been filming a bit..but the world is living crazy times..im doing it :)
@@RicardoLino hi Ricardo~ one more question please... what is your size of powerslide kaze and rollerblade e2?
I wanna see a video review 👍
It's coming. Let's hope this thing in the Air goes by fast
Grande abraço aí para casa e para todos da família Lino! Saudinha da boa!
Dear Ricardo, I hope you will find a moment te answer me, I already undersood that yor choce is iql9 classic, but which brand to choose? K2? Powerslide? Or which cos the prices are not the same
Hey hey man. Well.. I can clearly say if they are Twincam il9 classic. Either if they have k2. Powersldie it any other stamp. Go for the cheapest. As they are the exact same.
The brand is TWINCAM, and the powerslide or K2 in this case ate just buying from them and rebranding their products. So go for the more affordable rebranding
Also make sure its the exact samr bearings as there are diferent il9 bearings .. classic.. pro.. etc ..check twincam website ;)
Hope this was helpful
@@RicardoLino thx a lot nan)) I'm a big fan of your channel and I have 2 kids and at this period of confinement we where just making a custom pair of skates for each, so we sacrified a pair FILA to make a two pairs of ROCES for my kids, the first is the the old AMSTEDAM, with the frame of FILA, lookig very nice, and the second one is the ROCES Capetown with the innerboots of FILA, bearings and wheels changed, and it took us a bunch of time. Now it is my turn, I just want to change my bearings. I have SEBA fr2, but I think the early edition I think, i had them second-hand. Hope your wonderful family is doing well
That is very awesome. Thank you for letting me know.
I'm glad to read that you are getting new blood into this awesome activity. ❤
Roces are in general amazin skates so jm sure you all gonna end up with very cool setups. And customized which is even more special ❤
Is rollerblade coming back to the game?
Their skates dropped in quality and innovation a lot when Rollerblade was bought. Since the twister EDGE I am seeing a bit of hope for rollerblade to get back to A-tier skates.
Awesome intro
when u test it?
How does it compare to similar ones from Powerslide like R4 or R6?
hey! i meassured my feed to be 27,3 cm and im not sure which size to get, can sb help me out here?
I just gave away a huge lamp to a mate of mine
It's the same diameter as those wheels ;)
notoriously B I G Lamp :)
Do the review of the sk8 plsss...
The mount where the wheel are could be exchanged to have a 4x110mm setup?
did you find your answer yet?
Hola hermano patinador que tal estamos? mucho gusto poder saludarte, quisiera preguntarte por estos patines que tal te han ido? yo es que me voy a comprar los e2 pro 125 y quisiera saber tu experiencia?, un saludo y gracias por tus videos, saludos desde Cadiz España.
urban speed skate?
Sonho em ter um.
Shit my first pair of skates were Chris Edward chocolates that's back in the day
Those look awesome and sounds like theyd be comfy as f@ck
Demais!
Nice DREAMCAST t-shirt. Yeah, I said it
I burned the rice @RicardoLino.
Ops. SORRY
precio ????
I thought its was thems skate 909 because of the thumbnail 😭😭
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