This is the best review of inline skates I've ever seen. So much detail and information, in addition to actually skating in them. I've been eyeing the Powerslide Next 100s for some time now, and didn't have much real info to base a decision on when it comes to buying them. The fact that you consider them equal to the Twisters in many respects is good in my opinion, because I've tried Twisters before and loved how much I could do in them right out of the box. BUT! In my front ankle areas, the twisters hurt like hell. Changing socks & cuff tightness didn't help. The Next skates' My-Fit liner look a lot more comfortable, as well as the multi-directional adjustability of the cuffs. With slight pronation and weak ankles to begin with, I worried that I wouldn't have full control of tall, 100-110 mm wheels. Being able to adjust the cuffs upward probably means no worries there, either. I subscribed to your channel because your reviews are outstanding, and 100% helpful.
I have been skating the next skate for about two years, they are my only pair so far since getting back into skating so I can’t compare them to any other modern skate. They have been great for me overall but I did upgrade them in two ways that made a huge difference. First was putting in carbon superfeet insoles, this made them WAY more comfortable, with better control and power transfer. The second was replacing the top buckle with a razors metal buckle. The stock plastic buckle just couldn’t handle how tight I wanted it and would bend.
@@ThirtyandRollin i will say the razors buckle mounting holes do not line up with the stock ones. I had to drill new holes in the cuff.. not super hard to do, but there may be a better option out there? I dunno, the razor was just what my local store had at the time! Good luck
it's eargasm listening to you everytime you jump and land and make a landing sound, beautiful testing part, also I have the powerslide next 100 skates, been extremely great so far, had them for 2 months now
Hello there, I have been riding these for 5 months now. But after a week i felt that the cuffs were really wide and got in my way a lot. To fix that my solution was to switch them with ps imperial cuffs, wich needed different cuffbolts and were hard to find. If u got a bit of cash floating arround you can modify them a hell of a lot. My current setup: Next shell and buckles, imperial cuff, 3x90 katana frame with 90mm spinner weels or 3x90 335mm nexus rockered frame with 100mm hydrogen weels, Intuition v2 liners Just to give you guys some inspiration. By the way this video inspired me to buy these and i spent way to much money on them=) cheers Ps: I found them for 140 euro on sale (Ps Next rose) wich is a steal imo. Ibought them for my gf and shes really happy aswell.
I use 230mm frames for my 3WD, they feel quite nice and nimble. Far more stable and less maneuverable than my rockered 4x80 setups so It is still great for tricks.
This week I ordered the Powerslide Next 90 Red/White in a size 44-45 (my feet are around 280/282mm). Really looking forward to trying them out. Thank you for all the material and information you're putting out!
Hi, I own a pair of Twister edge and Next. I pretty much agree with everything that is said in this video. The Next are light boots, easy to put on and to ride, comfortable and ergonomic. Really good value for money. The main flaw is also its main quality: the trinity system, I love it as much as I hate it, for exactly the same reasons as you. On the other hand, when we measure the height of the setup from the inside, by sliding a ruler up to the heel of the boot, we realize that it is as high perched as a setup in 165. It is indeed lower in the front but not behind on the heel, where the weight of the body rests. It gives a stiletto heel effect. Effect which has its advantages but also its disadvantages. The other small flaw, the Toe Protector. The plastic is of poor quality. When braking is engaged, if this part touches the ground, it is the loss of grip and immediate control. Something that never happens on Twisters, even when the boot rubs the ground ^^. Very good review. Thanks for the video.
Would be amazing if you created a video of you heat molding the arches on these. Thinking I’m going to have to do this and have no idea what I’m doing.
@@ThirtyandRollin be careful as there is a shell connection at that spot and boot wants to split when you try to punch it out. I hope this will work out for you. Did not for me
Show a video of heat molding these skates. I know you have done it with the twister edges, but I have the NEXT and it is easier comparing apples to apples rather than apples-pears.
I’m glad you mention exactly where you’re feeling hot spots. My right foot is wide, which makes sizing difficult to start. And I have flat/fallen arches. I use hard arch support in my current skates but it still hurts. So I’ve been wondering if a UFS type boot might actually be better? I dunno. What do you think for a flat footed person like me?
I would grab a wider boot and replace the insole to a low arch insole. If you still feel the boot causing pressure then push it out by heat molding it.
@@VandKoala I watched your final review of your boot and that really made me wary of the NEXT boot. FR and Micro are looking more like what I want. The Micro SR looks great.
@@masterorion3 hi can you help , re your post what did you end up getting? I like the option to change frames as well. So this is taking some time to select !
@@hvdb4492 in the end I went with the Powerslide HC Evo Pro 2021. I decided since I already had a couple trinity frames I’d stick with it. After heat molding several times I got it just perfect. I love my skates now! That being said, had the FR1 Deluxe Intuitions been available first I would have bought those instead.
Great review. You were really shredding the urban landscape in those skates! I'm interested in the Next line of skates but the slight unusual fit has been mentioned by many so that is keeping me away. And the limited frame options is a problem too. I have those recall liners and have used them in my Aeons and now in a different pair of aggressive skates. They are the most comfortable liners I have ever had! I agree that 243mm is too short for 110mm skating. I'm not sure I'm interested in any 3 wheel set-ups anymore but I used to have a Flying Eagle 110mm frame that has a bigger gap between the middle and front wheel. The length was 9.8 inches so a bit longer than 243mm. It was a pretty good set-up. But for now, there are so many good 4 wheel options out there that I don't see spending money on a 3 wheel frame anytime soon especially because I have the endless 90/110!
I got this skates about month and I love them. I agree they are for pople with narrow foot. I personally like 243 frame lenght. U got speed and great maneuverability. I dont have problems with front and back stability.
Same here. When i bought the kaze skate i wanted to give its frame 3x110 270 a real chance and used it for several weeks. But i hated it. Its heavy and its like skating on tracks.... 243 3x110 is absolutely my perfekt triskate setup
I have the same sizing issue, so my skates are on the higher end of the size spectrum; my foot size is a 26.3cm right 26.2cm left and I bought a 26.8-27.5cm. If I had purchased a size smaller that would have put me at 26.1cm which would hurt my toes and arches. So, now I'm considering another brand.
I have a high arch and need all the advice possible to make these 9-10s work for me. Given as a gift and returning would be very hard, 11-12 would DWARF my little feet. Right now I just don't have the top eyelets tied and I have the strings going from the bottom holes INTO the liner and tying off at the top there. Laces are extremely loose all the way up, but I can tell most of the support comes from the buckles. I see a lot of people have these set up in the way I described, but also with a 3 lace solution, stock laces on the bottom, CCM/waxed laces on the top couple holes "hockey style," and then lace the liners separately (I could really use recommendations on what size hockey laces to get, considering I'm only doing the top 2 or 3 holes and then maybe a wrap around the calf, and what size/style/brand of LINER laces to get because I'm personally not familiar with such a product?). I know the skates can be cut in multiple areas but I'm really hesitant to do the modifications I may need to do to make them fit more accurately and comfortably because I don't want to void the returnability. I can feel that there is a large amount of heat reactive padding in the liners, and I'm wondering the best way to sort of "smoosh" that area of the liner after doing the MyFit technique to make them as high as they can be in that aspect. They feel perfect everywhere else, I love the looks, I have been wanting this level of performance for literal years, and (being I'm commenting over 2 years after this video came out haha) there are a fair amount of 1st and 3rd party options for the trinity mount. It's a hell of a skate and it's the skate I want.
These look awesome - I was particularly into the fact that the cuffs can be rockered to cure pronation, which is a common beginner error. I've ordered a pair of the 80's - same boot, lower ride height. I love that they use a Trinity mount too, and the heat-mouldable liner. At the price point these go for it feels like we're getting a lot of skate for our money. Endless make a Trinity mount varient, which was important to me, to have that expansion option. Also if you're made of money & want some *amazing* frames there's Disroyal's IQON frames that use a Trinity mount.
Hello, Thank you for the detailed review. I have been using 4x80mm skates for years and now I want to change my skates. Since I live in Turkey, I don't have much chance to try skates, so I will order them from abroad. Will it be a challenge for me when I switch to 3x100mm skates? I would be very happy if you let me know what you think about this. Have a nice day.
These were the 2nd pair of skates I bought last year in July. In general it is a very good skate for the common skater, but it simply doesn't play well with my foot shape. Having to stick with SEBA... Also Trinity frame system is cool, but it's basically the iPhone of the skating world--you're locked into that system and that's it.
I think small skate companies do the 2 size shell purely as a cost saving measure. Usually the shells are even sizes and the liner are odd sizes (12 boot, smaller liner makes an 11) with thicker insole for half sizes (11 liner with thicker insole is 10.5... Inside a 12 shell) Rollerblade can afford to make more boot sizes but still do the insole trick for half sizes. There's a new model is rb x pro coming to IW... they look like a killer skate for $200
Excellent and honest review, since this week I broke the Seba GT I am looking for rollerblades for urban skating combined with easy, durable and agile jumps, and since my foot size is relatively wide, which model or type is recommended to check? Thanks!
Go with the next, hard shell, interchangeable liners = longevity.. I’ve got a set of next and a set of swells with five different trinity frames for different situations.. trinity swells scuff really easy
Was going to go with the Macroblade 80s as a first skate. Just curious how they might compare to these? I know the Powerslide Next 110s have bigger wheels and stuff for that terrain and distance or whatever. I'm thinking of going with the Macroblade 80s first just to make sure I'm 100% into rollerblading for cardio and then going with these later down the road. No pun intended.
I wear the same size shoes as you and have 254/257 x 100 mm feet. Would you suggest a 7.5/8 or is the width going to be an issue? I really dig the look and trinity mount so I hope I can make it work lol **Edit** even more so now that I see your style of skating is exactly what I hope to work up to 👌🏽
hi.. i have a question...i am 26,8 cm and I have twister edge x 2021 number 42 eu 27 cm and the fit is good for me.... I want to buy PS NEXT 90 I searched for my measurement in cm but each online shop has a different size chart and not which one to follow..for example bladeville shop says that 42-43 eu is 26.8-27.5 ... locoskates 26.9-27.5 ... inercia 27.1-27.8 ... you would know tell me which is the correct size chart? and which size is correct for me? I don't like the skate too wide...thank you so much
I own a twister edge and recently bought the next. The twister is the most uncomfortable boot I've ever had, it really hurts my feet The Next is better in every aspect IMO
hello, you are really good. I am 38 years old and I started skating again after 20 years. I would like to try the three wheels. I am 170 x 68 kg tall, thin feet. I am undecided between ps next 110 and roces ego 110. I skate on the cycle path and I like to do road and some small stunts. which ones do you recommend? Can you help me? Thank you!
Hey man, great overall review. Do you know if the frame in 2022 Next 80 was improved? I heard that frame in 2021 model was not a good idea for people who often switch wheels. I can buy Next 2021 for 180 USD.
Awesome review I haven't been skating for over 20 years and recently just got back into it, and I was thinking about getting powerslide next 4x80 but now after watching this video I don't know whether to get these 3x110 what do you recommend
sorry for my English ))) I've been riding these roller skates for the second season. very strongly rubs the shell where the upper hole for the laces. I don't know what to do. either cut it or heat it.
Hi There! Great Video! Is this the same boot as the new Next Core 80? I think I will buy buy the 80"s, to substitute the Tempish Black Ice and I will try this liner in my aeons too, to see if I can have a little more confort and performance...
@@ThirtyandRollin I'm female so my true Size is 5-5.5 in mens, EU36-37 but the skates I have now r the 5th elements 80mm Size 6 in mens EU38-40...n with these, sometimes i have to wear 2 pair of socks or a really thick pair so they fit me snug. I like a snug fit otherwise I feel wobbly and unstable. I hear these powerslides run really narrow but if figured I might be alright with these. Maybe I should get the mens Size 6? And maybe heat molding it will help it fit better?
@@ThirtyandRollin cool thanks a bunches! I love your content and get excited whenever theres a new upload! You're on my top watch list with Bill,Lino,FlowSk8 and Drummond. On days when I can't skate, I watch the formentioned including yur vids to either inspire me to get out n get Rollin, or to learn new moves n tricks. In the process of learning to backwards skate,transitions and jumping so yur vids come in handy for that! Thanks so much for getting back to me Bruh!!!
Hi there, quick question, since im sure you’ve broken these in by now… My largest foot is 242mm, and I have to choose between the 38-39/242-248mm or 36-37/229-236mm… Im guessing this is the liner size, and not the shell. Do you think the 36-37 shell would work for my 242mm foot, or do you think I need to go with the 38-39? My feet are pretty narrow. Thanks!
You are in the void like me on these. I opted to size down and they work for me but if you size down they may be a bit too tight. I am a 265 and I am in the 255-261.
@@ThirtyandRollin Thanks for the reply. Do you think it would be worth it to order both, and see how the foot fits inside the shell without the liner, just to get a sense of the potential space there is once the liner gets broken in and more roomy, or does the liner not get that roomy for more size allowance? Also, my smaller foot is 235mm, so I'm a little concerned that even if the larger size worked for my larger foot, it would be too bid for my smaller foot.
Thank you so much for this review. Having a small narrow foot, and looking for an urban skate that’s a little more towards the aggressive aesthetic, and less of the “bicycle helmet” aesthetic, I’m seriously considering these. You review covered almost all of my questions, but I did want to ask if these have a raised heel, or if the heel is more from the extra padding inside that can be removed? As for sizing, my largest foot is 24.2cm, and the 6-7/28-39 size is 24.2-24.8cm, so I would be at the bottom of that shell. Would it be better to get the 5-5.5 / 36-37 size which is 22.9-23.6cm? There's a 0.6 difference between my foot length, but are the sizes more based off the liners as oppose to the actual shell which maybe longer? I would much rather have a more responsive boot that I need to break in then something that's going to eventually be too loose on me, but I'm not sure is the 36-37 size really is too small. Also, I’ve seen that there’s a Kizer flux frame with kind of “sole plates” that can be attached to these to do some grinds, I think, have you tried those and have any thoughts about how they work with these? I kind of wish they made sole plates for these that were UFS compatible so they could be used for aggressive too, but these are cool nonetheless.
These have a raised heel with a small sock absorber. You want to get the closest size to your foot. I wish these had a proper soul kit like the new UFR skates.
Dear Brenden! Could you please tell me a bit about the Next boot. Am I right that it's ankle support is enough for 80 or 90 wheels, but feels insufficient when it comes to really big wheels? In comparison with other hardboots, for example Twister Edge or FR? For the city cruising I use my kind of dream setup for last 10 years - seba fr1 2007 boots with Powerslide double X 3x100 frame with some structural modifications to get 3x110 setup, so it is actually very low and the ankle support of old sebas is still quite good. Now we have trinity system which also provides low chassis for fsk boots and I'm thinking about switching to Next + some 260mm+ big wheel frame (my foot is 29.5) What do you think? Thank you!
@@ThirtyandRollin Oh, I know, I was just referring to the part you mention how it would be odd for bigger sizes to have the 243mm frame. I'm thinking about getting the 243mm but use it with 100mm wheels since the Next 100 has an even shorter frame, that way I get a bit extra stability.
I am 26.5cm (41) as well and I got the 25.5-26.1 (40-41) skate. They are tight but I didn't want to roll a 27.5 shell. I would recommend the next size up 26.8-27.5 (42-43) if you are ok with a bigger boot. Unfortunately NEXT doesn't come in our foot size.
I’m deciding between twister edge 110 or maxxum 90 and I almost like these ones but stability is a priority too. What do you recommend between the first two I mentioned?
@@ThirtyandRollin you think the 90mm wheels are enough for fitness? Long distance? I do some jumps from time to time. I heard that 110 would help for irregular terrain too.
I’m in tough spot....I’ve owned the Rollerblade RB10 for the last 10 years and the comfort and performance has been so good for me but recently decided to get a new pair of skates, wanted a new look and new tech. I just got a pair of the powerslide next 100 and I love the speed and control but man the pressure points are killing me ! It’s only been 3 days but man I heat molded the liners twice and after riding for an hour or so the pain gets pretty intense, especially in the arches...i noticed there is different MyFit liners on the market... should I try a different liner or doctor schools in the boot or go back to the rollerblade brand? Or is there another brand that combines comfort and performance ?? I would really hate to return theses and wait for the long mailing in and refund process.....please help!
Sorry to hear that. It's hard to say as all feet are different but you may have wider feet since the RBs fit well. The NEXT are a more narrow boot. It has a high arch too.
@@ThirtyandRollin hmmm I really don’t think I have wide feet but I guess they are too wide for the powerslide boot...what do you think is comparable to the next 100?
Man you get so many things wrong in your reviews. I saw your Rollerblade Twister reviews and even though that's one of the reasons that led me to buying a pair, I was shaking my head several times when watching it because of what you get wrong about how some things function or what the reasons is they made like that or even what some of the parts are. Do you know you find the explanation of most of these things on their website? What led me to this comment is this part: 2:27. Those "guide parts" aren't there so it doesn't slide around. Those are there so that people with thin ankles, who tight that top strap a lot, can easily shorten that lip if they want to. Edit: 19:27 Sizes 10 and up come with a 270mm frame.
Twister edge killer???? Nah. Nothing beats the twisters except maybe some fr1s. The next are some ugly looking skates. Only skates I like from powerslide are the hc evo and the Tau... Both are like $700 bucks... I'll stick with my twister and rb110
I own the Twister and Seba FR1's. I agree the Seba are awesome! Perhaps the best built skates. The Next feel lighter, so I tend to wear them more. I do not like the spinner wheels and generally only use MPC , Junk or Matter dual density wheels. In regards to the frames I agree the 243 is a bit short so I use the Trinity 255 frame meant for the 125 mm wheel.
The best review for the ps next! Thank you for that. I hope you could make a video for the 125 next. Powerslide send all your skates to the guy!!! Best regarts from Germany!!!
It can't kill any other freeskate as long as there are no natural rocker frames for Trinity. No Endless, no Wizard, no NN... That's a Next killer for me.
THe boot is very tight sideways for people with wide feet like me. solid construction though. Seba fr1 are bettter for me. but still I have mine laying around...
The Seba/FR might be wide on the foot area but extremely narrow and uncomfortable on the ankle bones area. Only way I can use an FR boot is heat molding the ankle area. Now Rollerblades RB series will fit my wide feet and it’s comfortable on the ankle bones.
First of all I love your very detailed and clear reviews! Too bad the Twister Edge has 0 ventilation and it looks like it has a very thin shock absorber. That's why I think the Roces ego or Roces X35 will be a better choice. What do you advise?
Damn you’ve got great skate style bro. I’m just getting back into skating after years of aggressive in-line in the 90’s and thought those 3 wheelers where for pansies but you’ve completely flipped me on my head.
Great review! Looks like you had a ton of fun on these, Dude! I almost went for these but opted for the Reign Kronos in the end. I don't regret it, those skates super-charge my flows, but the Next always look good. I I personally like a shorter frame, the Kronos are a 3x100 on a 215mm Trinity, which is insane, but I love it!
I love my powerslides. Just got them about 3 weeks ago. Compared to my old K2 skates, they are like night and day. Shorter wheel base makes everything easier for agility. Big ass wheels sacrifice almost nothing in speed. Heat molding makes them so much more comfortable than a lower end skate. I only wish they had a boa lace system standard.
@@ThirtyandRollin yes indeed. I ordered and compared both the big (40-41) and the smaller (38-39) sizes. My toes are pushing against the plastic shell a bit with 38-39. But with 40-41 the shell is no way near my toes, there is a whole lot of wriggle space, and the ankle is less supported. So I can't decide...
I’d love for you to do a review of power slides new combat rocker frames. I got the charcoal next 110 with them. They have a hex bolt so you can rocker and do a flat setup.
@@ThirtyandRollin Do you reckon that stock wheels (or the wheels that come with it) are less versatile than other wheels which one would get down the road? I just got my PS Next 110 and the wheels aren't much of a bother to me thus far, however my main concern is the width/freedom of the cuff (I have it on its default down height, didn't raise it), however, I feel like I'd like more tightness around the shin
It's a thorough review. How much was the Next110 lower than RB110? Like you said, I didn't want to be quite "stuck" inside PS "ecosystem" unless that was lower on big wheels. (Other brands of Trinity might not be available in less popular region.)
Hey man I am looking for 3x110 or 3x100 In-line skates for narrow feet... my feet are very narrow.. I can’t find the roller blade twister edges anywhere so I am looking for the next best thing ? Any recommendations please 🙏
How does the "narrowness" compares between this and Twister Edge? I get that Next Core have little more width in the toe box area, but how about elsewhere? I was under the impression that overall, Next Core is slightly wider fitting when compared to Twister. Thoughts?
Ya good question. If you have a narrow foot or the Twister Edge fits your foot these will be fine. They do have a bit more room in the toe box than the Twisters but I think are a bit tighter as they go back to the heel. They also have a little higher arch.
Great review. I have the next boot and I hate it. The buckles are too fidely. I took the laces out and replaced them with normal workbook laces which are great, and I am glad a checked out this video because I am going to try taking the cuff off completely so I can adapt the boot a bit better. I think the problem is the liner, I find once the skate is on that is is so uncomfortable, my feet ache after 5 minutes of skating. I suspect it is the liner, and maybe it is because I have a wide foot. I am going to try to make a customized liner and maybe I can actually use the skate. Although it seems like it is the cuff and tongue which are cutting off the circulation in my foot. It is odd because I have never had this problem with any other type of boot, and my other inline skates are fine, even though it was a cheap boot with old technology. I am going to look at getting a new inline skate but I won't be going anywhere near a Next boot.
Thanks for your take on these. Not all feet are the same which makes boot shapes great or terrible from one person to the next. Good luck with the mods, hope you get them to work for you.
I know looks are subjective but these look like a Jeep Wrangler where the twisters look like a lamborghini Also is that frame casted? Doesn't look extruded like the rollerblades. Looks cheap
I notice you comment on 243 being the smallest you'd go... and it was too short for these. But what about those of us that are even smaller than you. I'm a size 7 in men's.
i have the size 9-10 with the 41-42 liner. the liner is perfect fit, but the shell is too big, i wish i could keep the same 41-42 liner but with the 7-8 shell
I have this skate it's not bad but also not that great as suddenly it got cracked from the sides even that I'm a beginner and that I'm a hardcore skater and it got cracked besides the severe foot pain I get from the liner's really dreadful
NOTE: Endless and Iqon now make 3rd party Trinity mount frames. So the no 3rd party frames for Trinity is not a con anymore!
Iqon looks like such a trippy company. I wish they were making a 100mm.
Standing by for the NN Dragon Trinity and maybe 100 or 110 Endless trinty review
According to their website, the small sizes come with a 243mm frame, and anything larger than US 10.5/ EU 44 come with a bigger 270mm frame.
Im somewhat new to skating and I rock a pair of these at 3x100, 10-11 size. This review definitely hits it on the mark for these.
Best channel for review for inline skates.
Thanks for the support Pascal!
This is the best review of inline skates I've ever seen. So much detail and information, in addition to actually skating in them. I've been eyeing the Powerslide Next 100s for some time now, and didn't have much real info to base a decision on when it comes to buying them. The fact that you consider them equal to the Twisters in many respects is good in my opinion, because I've tried Twisters before and loved how much I could do in them right out of the box. BUT! In my front ankle areas, the twisters hurt like hell. Changing socks & cuff tightness didn't help. The Next skates' My-Fit liner look a lot more comfortable, as well as the multi-directional adjustability of the cuffs. With slight pronation and weak ankles to begin with, I worried that I wouldn't have full control of tall, 100-110 mm wheels. Being able to adjust the cuffs upward probably means no worries there, either. I subscribed to your channel because your reviews are outstanding, and 100% helpful.
I have been skating the next skate for about two years, they are my only pair so far since getting back into skating so I can’t compare them to any other modern skate. They have been great for me overall but I did upgrade them in two ways that made a huge difference. First was putting in carbon superfeet insoles, this made them WAY more comfortable, with better control and power transfer. The second was replacing the top buckle with a razors metal buckle. The stock plastic buckle just couldn’t handle how tight I wanted it and would bend.
Solid upgrades! I may do similar.
@@ThirtyandRollin i will say the razors buckle mounting holes do not line up with the stock ones. I had to drill new holes in the cuff.. not super hard to do, but there may be a better option out there? I dunno, the razor was just what my local store had at the time! Good luck
Been rollin the 100s for about six months. I love em
it's eargasm listening to you everytime you jump and land and make a landing sound, beautiful testing part, also I have the powerslide next 100 skates, been extremely great so far, had them for 2 months now
Hello there,
I have been riding these for 5 months now. But after a week i felt that the cuffs were really wide and got in my way a lot. To fix that my solution was to switch them with ps imperial cuffs, wich needed different cuffbolts and were hard to find. If u got a bit of cash floating arround you can modify them a hell of a lot.
My current setup: Next shell and buckles, imperial cuff, 3x90 katana frame with 90mm spinner weels or 3x90 335mm nexus rockered frame with 100mm hydrogen weels, Intuition v2 liners
Just to give you guys some inspiration.
By the way this video inspired me to buy these and i spent way to much money on them=) cheers
Ps: I found them for 140 euro on sale (Ps Next rose) wich is a steal imo. Ibought them for my gf and shes really happy aswell.
I use 230mm frames for my 3WD, they feel quite nice and nimble. Far more stable and less maneuverable than my rockered 4x80 setups so It is still great for tricks.
Powerslide Next level, we love to skate.....🇧🇷❤️
This week I ordered the Powerslide Next 90 Red/White in a size 44-45 (my feet are around 280/282mm). Really looking forward to trying them out. Thank you for all the material and information you're putting out!
That's awesome! You will love them! Thanks for watching and just keep rollin!
I got the Next 90s a few weeks ago and loving em! Gonna throw some bigger wheels on soon.
Hi,
I own a pair of Twister edge and Next. I pretty much agree with everything that is said in this video.
The Next are light boots, easy to put on and to ride, comfortable and ergonomic. Really good value for money.
The main flaw is also its main quality: the trinity system, I love it as much as I hate it, for exactly the same reasons as you.
On the other hand, when we measure the height of the setup from the inside, by sliding a ruler up to the heel of the boot, we realize that it is as high perched as a setup in 165. It is indeed lower in the front but not behind on the heel, where the weight of the body rests. It gives a stiletto heel effect. Effect which has its advantages but also its disadvantages.
The other small flaw, the Toe Protector. The plastic is of poor quality. When braking is engaged, if this part touches the ground, it is the loss of grip and immediate control. Something that never happens on Twisters, even when the boot rubs the ground ^^.
Very good review. Thanks for the video.
Thanks you and great points!
What size twister do you have I’ll buy them
Oh wow. I wondered why they seemed so "heavy" on the front. They are a little bit prone to losing balance on the toe, if you don't account for it. 🤔
Another awesome review! I wish I had your skill. It's hard to believe there are any negatives to any of these skates the way you work them.
Thank you! These are a great skate but no skate is perfect.
Would be amazing if you created a video of you heat molding the arches on these. Thinking I’m going to have to do this and have no idea what I’m doing.
I may do a short video on that.
@@ThirtyandRollin be careful as there is a shell connection at that spot and boot wants to split when you try to punch it out. I hope this will work out for you. Did not for me
@@VandKoala Thanks for letting me know I haven't really looked into it closely yet.
Show a video of heat molding these skates. I know you have done it with the twister edges, but I have the NEXT and it is easier comparing apples to apples rather than apples-pears.
Do you mean the shells? It's really the same thing no matter the skates so long as they are a plastic hard shell.
@@ThirtyandRollin yeah, thanks
I’m glad you mention exactly where you’re feeling hot spots. My right foot is wide, which makes sizing difficult to start. And I have flat/fallen arches. I use hard arch support in my current skates but it still hurts. So I’ve been wondering if a UFS type boot might actually be better? I dunno. What do you think for a flat footed person like me?
I would grab a wider boot and replace the insole to a low arch insole. If you still feel the boot causing pressure then push it out by heat molding it.
I have no wide arches, just normal ones. FR1s helped me. Nexts are chilling on the shelve..
@@VandKoala I watched your final review of your boot and that really made me wary of the NEXT boot. FR and Micro are looking more like what I want. The Micro SR looks great.
@@masterorion3 hi can you help , re your post what did you end up getting? I like the option to change frames as well. So this is taking some time to select !
@@hvdb4492 in the end I went with the Powerslide HC Evo Pro 2021. I decided since I already had a couple trinity frames I’d stick with it. After heat molding several times I got it just perfect. I love my skates now!
That being said, had the FR1 Deluxe Intuitions been available first I would have bought those instead.
Great review. You were really shredding the urban landscape in those skates! I'm interested in the Next line of skates but the slight unusual fit has been mentioned by many so that is keeping me away. And the limited frame options is a problem too. I have those recall liners and have used them in my Aeons and now in a different pair of aggressive skates. They are the most comfortable liners I have ever had! I agree that 243mm is too short for 110mm skating. I'm not sure I'm interested in any 3 wheel set-ups anymore but I used to have a Flying Eagle 110mm frame that has a bigger gap between the middle and front wheel. The length was 9.8 inches so a bit longer than 243mm. It was a pretty good set-up. But for now, there are so many good 4 wheel options out there that I don't see spending money on a 3 wheel frame anytime soon especially because I have the endless 90/110!
I couldn't agree more. I don't mind a 3 wheel setup but I good 4 wheel rockered setup is where my interests are now.
I got this skates about month and I love them. I agree they are for pople with narrow foot. I personally like 243 frame lenght. U got speed and great maneuverability. I dont have problems with front and back stability.
Ya if you are used to a short setup it's all good! If I personally had to change something it would be a longer 3 wheel frame.
@@ThirtyandRollin For me it is okay. But I understand u.
Same here. When i bought the kaze skate i wanted to give its frame 3x110 270 a real chance and used it for several weeks.
But i hated it. Its heavy and its like skating on tracks....
243 3x110 is absolutely my perfekt triskate setup
@@blackyraypatrick9041 Nice 👍
I have the same sizing issue, so my skates are on the higher end of the size spectrum; my foot size is a 26.3cm right 26.2cm left and I bought a 26.8-27.5cm. If I had purchased a size smaller that would have put me at 26.1cm which would hurt my toes and arches. So, now I'm considering another brand.
Ya its an unfortunate truth for some of us with a dual sizing system.
I have a high arch and need all the advice possible to make these 9-10s work for me. Given as a gift and returning would be very hard, 11-12 would DWARF my little feet. Right now I just don't have the top eyelets tied and I have the strings going from the bottom holes INTO the liner and tying off at the top there. Laces are extremely loose all the way up, but I can tell most of the support comes from the buckles. I see a lot of people have these set up in the way I described, but also with a 3 lace solution, stock laces on the bottom, CCM/waxed laces on the top couple holes "hockey style," and then lace the liners separately (I could really use recommendations on what size hockey laces to get, considering I'm only doing the top 2 or 3 holes and then maybe a wrap around the calf, and what size/style/brand of LINER laces to get because I'm personally not familiar with such a product?).
I know the skates can be cut in multiple areas but I'm really hesitant to do the modifications I may need to do to make them fit more accurately and comfortably because I don't want to void the returnability. I can feel that there is a large amount of heat reactive padding in the liners, and I'm wondering the best way to sort of "smoosh" that area of the liner after doing the MyFit technique to make them as high as they can be in that aspect. They feel perfect everywhere else, I love the looks, I have been wanting this level of performance for literal years, and (being I'm commenting over 2 years after this video came out haha) there are a fair amount of 1st and 3rd party options for the trinity mount. It's a hell of a skate and it's the skate I want.
These look awesome - I was particularly into the fact that the cuffs can be rockered to cure pronation, which is a common beginner error. I've ordered a pair of the 80's - same boot, lower ride height. I love that they use a Trinity mount too, and the heat-mouldable liner. At the price point these go for it feels like we're getting a lot of skate for our money. Endless make a Trinity mount varient, which was important to me, to have that expansion option. Also if you're made of money & want some *amazing* frames there's Disroyal's IQON frames that use a Trinity mount.
Yep right after I made this all the 3rd party frames start dropping of course lol!
Hi can you explain how to rocker cuffs to help pronation?
I have these skates and after a few months I have pains in both heels of my feet but the left more the skate is really good tho
Hello,
Thank you for the detailed review. I have been using 4x80mm skates for years and now I want to change my skates. Since I live in Turkey, I don't have much chance to try skates, so I will order them from abroad. Will it be a challenge for me when I switch to 3x100mm skates? I would be very happy if you let me know what you think about this. Have a nice day.
These were the 2nd pair of skates I bought last year in July. In general it is a very good skate for the common skater, but it simply doesn't play well with my foot shape. Having to stick with SEBA... Also Trinity frame system is cool, but it's basically the iPhone of the skating world--you're locked into that system and that's it.
Couldn't agree more. I really want to see Powerslide play nice with other frame vendors.
I think small skate companies do the 2 size shell purely as a cost saving measure. Usually the shells are even sizes and the liner are odd sizes (12 boot, smaller liner makes an 11) with thicker insole for half sizes (11 liner with thicker insole is 10.5... Inside a 12 shell)
Rollerblade can afford to make more boot sizes but still do the insole trick for half sizes.
There's a new model is rb x pro coming to IW... they look like a killer skate for $200
Ya those look to be a great $200 skate.
Can you send a link?
@@3rdtwirl494 it's sold out, but you can get an RB cruiser there in stock. Just as good
i have the 100 not the 110 they are great just need new wheels
Great review, thank you!
Excellent and honest review, since this week I broke the Seba GT I am looking for rollerblades for urban skating combined with easy, durable and agile jumps, and since my foot size is relatively wide, which model or type is recommended to check? Thanks!
I would look into the Rollerblade RB Pro or Powerslide Imperial or FR1/3 .
How would these (or the pro versions) compare to a PS Swell Triple Black 110? Having a hard time deciding between the two. (for an advanced skater)
I would go NEXT any day over the Swells. I like a hard shell for support, durability and they have a removeable liner you can clean.
Go with the next, hard shell, interchangeable liners = longevity.. I’ve got a set of next and a set of swells with five different trinity frames for different situations.. trinity swells scuff really easy
@@Itsmedansee thanks! Would you also mind elaborating on the different situations and the 5 different frames? :)
Was going to go with the Macroblade 80s as a first skate. Just curious how they might compare to these? I know the Powerslide Next 110s have bigger wheels and stuff for that terrain and distance or whatever. I'm thinking of going with the Macroblade 80s first just to make sure I'm 100% into rollerblading for cardio and then going with these later down the road. No pun intended.
Macroblades are a great skate for cardio. Comfy and breathable. These are more stiff for performance.
You prefer these or Kazes? Thanks for your time
@@BestFavorite I have not been on the Kaze yet. They look like great skates.
@@ThirtyandRollin I appreciate you!
I wear the same size shoes as you and have 254/257 x 100 mm feet. Would you suggest a 7.5/8 or is the width going to be an issue? I really dig the look and trinity mount so I hope I can make it work lol
**Edit** even more so now that I see your style of skating is exactly what I hope to work up to 👌🏽
Next users, what are your thoughts about the budget oxelo tri skate?
I have not been on those yet. But have heard good things.
hi.. i have a question...i am 26,8 cm and I have twister edge x 2021 number 42 eu 27 cm and the fit is good for me.... I want to buy PS NEXT 90 I searched for my measurement in cm but each online shop has a different size chart and not which one to follow..for example bladeville shop says that 42-43 eu is 26.8-27.5 ... locoskates 26.9-27.5 ... inercia 27.1-27.8 ... you would know tell me which is the correct size chart? and which size is correct for me? I don't like the skate too wide...thank you so much
The first one is correct. You would only fit the 26.8-27.5 or 42-43 shell. But that's a big shell for your foot so I am not too sure.
I own a twister edge and recently bought the next.
The twister is the most uncomfortable boot I've ever had, it really hurts my feet
The Next is better in every aspect IMO
The NEXT are a great skate but have an odd shape too. I guess it just comes down to which fits your foot best.
Yay another dose
hello, you are really good. I am 38 years old and I started skating again after 20 years. I would like to try the three wheels. I am 170 x 68 kg tall, thin feet. I am undecided between ps next 110 and roces ego 110. I skate on the cycle path and I like to do road and some small stunts. which ones do you recommend? Can you help me? Thank you!
If your foot is wider go with the Ego's else go with the NEXT.
Hey man, great overall review. Do you know if the frame in 2022 Next 80 was improved? I heard that frame in 2021 model was not a good idea for people who often switch wheels. I can buy Next 2021 for 180 USD.
Yea, there are new ps next 80, 110, etc pro street version that comes with extruded alu frames and undercover wheels.
Awesome review I haven't been skating for over 20 years and recently just got back into it, and I was thinking about getting powerslide next 4x80 but now after watching this video I don't know whether to get these 3x110 what do you recommend
Get a 4x80
sorry for my English ))) I've been riding these roller skates for the second season. very strongly rubs the shell where the upper hole for the laces. I don't know what to do. either cut it or heat it.
Try heating it first.
Hi there. Con you recommend a really confortable rigid boot skate to exercise ?
This one or the Twister if you have a narrow foot.
Very well review :D
Thank you!
Hi There! Great Video! Is this the same boot as the new Next Core 80? I think I will buy buy the 80"s, to substitute the Tempish Black Ice and I will try this liner in my aeons too, to see if I can have a little more confort and performance...
I have a HC Evo Pro. Im wondering if this feels more comfy and are better than the stiff carbon skates.
They would have a bit more give but more comfy I am not sure.
@@ThirtyandRollin Thanks! Just bought it, feels easier to skate on it as its not as stiff.
hi! great video! Wich size are you feet and your skate! My skates arrived yesterday but i feel narrow! i dont know what i do. Thanks
I'm a 265. My skates are a size under my foot size. They should be tight but not hurting your foot tight.
I'm thinking of getting the next core 100mm. What r yur opinions on that? Is there much of a difference besides Price?
Go for the 3x110s you can always roll 100mm wheels. What's your foot size?
@@ThirtyandRollin I'm female so my true Size is 5-5.5 in mens, EU36-37 but the skates I have now r the 5th elements 80mm Size 6 in mens EU38-40...n with these, sometimes i have to wear 2 pair of socks or a really thick pair so they fit me snug. I like a snug fit otherwise I feel wobbly and unstable. I hear these powerslides run really narrow but if figured I might be alright with these. Maybe I should get the mens Size 6? And maybe heat molding it will help it fit better?
@@mayakyen3695 Ok then a 3x100 would be great for your foot size.
@@ThirtyandRollin cool thanks a bunches! I love your content and get excited whenever theres a new upload! You're on my top watch list with Bill,Lino,FlowSk8 and Drummond. On days when I can't skate, I watch the formentioned including yur vids to either inspire me to get out n get Rollin, or to learn new moves n tricks. In the process of learning to backwards skate,transitions and jumping so yur vids come in handy for that! Thanks so much for getting back to me Bruh!!!
Hi there, quick question, since im sure you’ve broken these in by now… My largest foot is 242mm, and I have to choose between the 38-39/242-248mm or 36-37/229-236mm… Im guessing this is the liner size, and not the shell. Do you think the 36-37 shell would work for my 242mm foot, or do you think I need to go with the 38-39? My feet are pretty narrow. Thanks!
You are in the void like me on these. I opted to size down and they work for me but if you size down they may be a bit too tight. I am a 265 and I am in the 255-261.
@@ThirtyandRollin Thanks for the reply. Do you think it would be worth it to order both, and see how the foot fits inside the shell without the liner, just to get a sense of the potential space there is once the liner gets broken in and more roomy, or does the liner not get that roomy for more size allowance? Also, my smaller foot is 235mm, so I'm a little concerned that even if the larger size worked for my larger foot, it would be too bid for my smaller foot.
@@mountainpeakcloud8442 Wouldn't hurt.
@@ThirtyandRollin Cool thanks.
I got these for 50 dollars so I can't complain
powerslide should really listen to you !
243 is way way to short!
also 255mm is way to short for the 125mm wheels!
Totally agree!
i like big wheels small frame, i guess it depends on boot size
@@giuseppealessio2343 It does and personal preference/skating style.
Thank you so much for this review. Having a small narrow foot, and looking for an urban skate that’s a little more towards the aggressive aesthetic, and less of the “bicycle helmet” aesthetic, I’m seriously considering these.
You review covered almost all of my questions, but I did want to ask if these have a raised heel, or if the heel is more from the extra padding inside that can be removed?
As for sizing, my largest foot is 24.2cm, and the 6-7/28-39 size is 24.2-24.8cm, so I would be at the bottom of that shell. Would it be better to get the 5-5.5 / 36-37 size which is 22.9-23.6cm? There's a 0.6 difference between my foot length, but are the sizes more based off the liners as oppose to the actual shell which maybe longer? I would much rather have a more responsive boot that I need to break in then something that's going to eventually be too loose on me, but I'm not sure is the 36-37 size really is too small.
Also, I’ve seen that there’s a Kizer flux frame with kind of “sole plates” that can be attached to these to do some grinds, I think, have you tried those and have any thoughts about how they work with these?
I kind of wish they made sole plates for these that were UFS compatible so they could be used for aggressive too, but these are cool nonetheless.
These have a raised heel with a small sock absorber. You want to get the closest size to your foot. I wish these had a proper soul kit like the new UFR skates.
@@ThirtyandRollin thanks
Great review, great skates! I’ve currently got trinity rapid 4x110s and they’re mega lol try them
Will do!
Dear Brenden!
Could you please tell me a bit about the Next boot. Am I right that it's ankle support is enough for 80 or 90 wheels, but feels insufficient when it comes to really big wheels? In comparison with other hardboots, for example Twister Edge or FR?
For the city cruising I use my kind of dream setup for last 10 years - seba fr1 2007 boots with Powerslide double X 3x100 frame with some structural modifications to get 3x110 setup, so it is actually very low and the ankle support of old sebas is still quite good.
Now we have trinity system which also provides low chassis for fsk boots and I'm thinking about switching to Next + some 260mm+ big wheel frame (my foot is 29.5)
What do you think?
Thank you!
I have had no problems with support on a wheel larger than 90mm
@@ThirtyandRollin opinion obtained, thank you!
But bigger sizes have a bigger frame as well, it goes from 243mm to 270mm
Yes that is true but for my size I would prefer a 255 not a 243.
@@ThirtyandRollin Oh, I know, I was just referring to the part you mention how it would be odd for bigger sizes to have the 243mm frame.
I'm thinking about getting the 243mm but use it with 100mm wheels since the Next 100 has an even shorter frame, that way I get a bit extra stability.
@@theSUBVERSIVE O ya I definitely misspoke there.
Would you recommend the Powerslide Next (80/90) or the Rollerblade Twister Edge X?
Both are great but I think I still prefer the Twister edge. Just a more comfortable tight fit for my foot.
I think my decision was made for me. Being a 12.5-13 size, the tiwster edge is sold out until July virtually everywhere.
@@671TechReviews Either are great! You can't go wrong. Especially now with third party frames coming out for the Trinity mount.
Tip for future reviews. Wear white or opposite colors when reviewing all black etc. type skates. So hard to see contours of skate.
Great input. After shooting this I felt the same thing.
This o next 90 Burgundy?
Up to you. The Burgundy have the Flux frame.
@@ThirtyandRollin thanks... But you who have tried both what advice? what differences do you find in handling?
@@fafa9493 I like a longer 4x90 wheel base to be honest. But I am not a huge fan of the plastic Flux frames so it's hard to say.
@@ThirtyandRollin thanks for your patience 👍👍
@@fafa9493 No problem.
Which size do you recommend on my ft sz. 26,5cm × 10cm? Maybe 42 or 43?
I am 26.5cm (41) as well and I got the 25.5-26.1 (40-41) skate. They are tight but I didn't want to roll a 27.5 shell. I would recommend the next size up 26.8-27.5 (42-43) if you are ok with a bigger boot. Unfortunately NEXT doesn't come in our foot size.
I’m deciding between twister edge 110 or maxxum 90 and I almost like these ones but stability is a priority too. What do you recommend between the first two I mentioned?
I'd go Maxxum Edge if you do more long distance fitness skating. Twister if you do more jumps and slides ect.
@@ThirtyandRollin you think the 90mm wheels are enough for fitness? Long distance? I do some jumps from time to time. I heard that 110 would help for irregular terrain too.
@@JoseSorianoPhotography Yep the 110s would be smoother. But I would go 4x90 over 3x110. A bit more universal.
@@ThirtyandRollin cool, thank you
Are they slower than the twister edge 3x110
Nope pretty much the same speed.
I’m in tough spot....I’ve owned the Rollerblade RB10 for the last 10 years and the comfort and performance has been so good for me but recently decided to get a new pair of skates, wanted a new look and new tech. I just got a pair of the powerslide next 100 and I love the speed and control but man the pressure points are killing me ! It’s only been 3 days but man I heat molded the liners twice and after riding for an hour or so the pain gets pretty intense, especially in the arches...i noticed there is different MyFit liners on the market... should I try a different liner or doctor schools in the boot or go back to the rollerblade brand? Or is there another brand that combines comfort and performance ?? I would really hate to return theses and wait for the long mailing in and refund process.....please help!
Sorry to hear that. It's hard to say as all feet are different but you may have wider feet since the RBs fit well. The NEXT are a more narrow boot. It has a high arch too.
@@ThirtyandRollin hmmm I really don’t think I have wide feet but I guess they are too wide for the powerslide boot...what do you think is comparable to the next 100?
@@michaelrobinson9708 It may not be width it may be your arch. RBs are pretty flat.
@@ThirtyandRollin ahh ok thank you so much!
Can you do fr1 310 review
Would love to if I can get my hands on some.
hey how can i get those in my country 🙄🙄
Where are you from?
been skating since 1989 and tried 3 wheels, no thanks, i prefer 4.
Man you get so many things wrong in your reviews. I saw your Rollerblade Twister reviews and even though that's one of the reasons that led me to buying a pair, I was shaking my head several times when watching it because of what you get wrong about how some things function or what the reasons is they made like that or even what some of the parts are. Do you know you find the explanation of most of these things on their website?
What led me to this comment is this part: 2:27. Those "guide parts" aren't there so it doesn't slide around. Those are there so that people with thin ankles, who tight that top strap a lot, can easily shorten that lip if they want to.
Edit: 19:27 Sizes 10 and up come with a 270mm frame.
Twister edge killer???? Nah. Nothing beats the twisters except maybe some fr1s. The next are some ugly looking skates.
Only skates I like from powerslide are the hc evo and the Tau... Both are like $700 bucks...
I'll stick with my twister and rb110
I own the Twister and Seba FR1's. I agree the Seba are awesome! Perhaps the best built skates. The Next feel lighter, so I tend to wear them more. I do not like the spinner wheels and generally only use MPC , Junk or Matter dual density wheels. In regards to the frames I agree the 243 is a bit short so I use the Trinity 255 frame meant for the 125 mm wheel.
I own the HC EVO pro and they are much narrower then the NEXT! Just an FYI.
Don't know where you live but I can order Tau for almost half of the price that you suggest...
@@bxl2012 Depends on where you are purchasing them. I got my EVo's for $450 but I have seen them for close to $700.
@@BalaHormiga Because of the heat-molding my HC Evos fit my feet perfect but my Next are for sale..
I like a stiff thick tongue tooo🤭
Sorry.....had to. Lol
The best review for the ps next! Thank you for that. I hope you could make a video for the 125 next. Powerslide send all your skates to the guy!!! Best regarts from Germany!!!
Thank you! There will be more to come, stay tuned!
It can't kill any other freeskate as long as there are no natural rocker frames for Trinity. No Endless, no Wizard, no NN... That's a Next killer for me.
Haha very good point! I feel the same.
@@ThirtyandRollin Same here, need to test it on HC evo our TAU ;b
Well.. they’ve been just released.... endless is offering trinity frames now
@@robertjannauta2638 I have the pros and i am going to get the endless 90/110 frame with it and I literally can’t wait with the slight rocker :)
I put some Dr. Scholls in mine, infinitely better than the stock insoles.
The insoles inside the liner or the thin sole at the bottom of the shell?
THe boot is very tight sideways for people with wide feet like me. solid construction though. Seba fr1 are bettter for me. but still I have mine laying around...
Time to break out the heat gun
@@Itsmedansee I did everything possible, even heat gunned them until they started snapping at the joint part. Changing to FR1s solved my issues :)
@@VandKoala wounded, expensive lesson.. hope the fr1s are perfect for you and you don’t have to try any others
@@VandKoala do the next fit similar to Aeons ?
The Seba/FR might be wide on the foot area but extremely narrow and uncomfortable on the ankle bones area. Only way I can use an FR boot is heat molding the ankle area. Now Rollerblades RB series will fit my wide feet and it’s comfortable on the ankle bones.
First of all I love your very detailed and clear reviews! Too bad the Twister Edge has 0 ventilation and it looks like it has a very thin shock absorber. That's why I think the Roces ego or Roces X35 will be a better choice. What do you advise?
Ya would be nice to have vents but no vents allow for a stiffer shell which I enjoy.
I have these skates for 6 months now, I love them! I have narrow and small feet, so I love the shorter frame with big wheels!
Can you help, in terms of versatility for beginners can i also have a frame with 80’ s?
Damn you’ve got great skate style bro. I’m just getting back into skating after years of aggressive in-line in the 90’s and thought those 3 wheelers where for pansies but you’ve completely flipped me on my head.
Haha thank you! Tri wheel setups have there place.
Good review, but I'm not feeling these.
All good, they aren't for everyone.
I have this skate and love it but the top cuff is impossible to get tight hence me looking to get an adapt...
Great review! Looks like you had a ton of fun on these, Dude! I almost went for these but opted for the Reign Kronos in the end. I don't regret it, those skates super-charge my flows, but the Next always look good. I I personally like a shorter frame, the Kronos are a 3x100 on a 215mm Trinity, which is insane, but I love it!
Nice! I need to try those skates, they look good!
I love my powerslides. Just got them about 3 weeks ago.
Compared to my old K2 skates, they are like night and day. Shorter wheel base makes everything easier for agility. Big ass wheels sacrifice almost nothing in speed.
Heat molding makes them so much more comfortable than a lower end skate.
I only wish they had a boa lace system standard.
How long did they take to wear in, true to size? Toe box?
Hello ! Would you downsize if you are slightly over the upper limit of one size but on the lower end of the bigger size ?
Thank you !
Yes but depends how much. You may have a tight fit on the toes like me. We are in-between sizes on these unfortunately.
@@ThirtyandRollin yes indeed. I ordered and compared both the big (40-41) and the smaller (38-39) sizes. My toes are pushing against the plastic shell a bit with 38-39. But with 40-41 the shell is no way near my toes, there is a whole lot of wriggle space, and the ankle is less supported. So I can't decide...
@@Geexx4I’m in the same situacion since my lenght is 25 cm. How did you end up with?
@@martinamoschettini4648 I downsized. Didn't regret it.
Great video!
Quick question
How can i heat mold a skate shell?
Check this video out... th-cam.com/video/uykr6FDEJ08/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Rb-TDvlbjpyHCs5t
I’d love for you to do a review of power slides new combat rocker frames. I got the charcoal next 110 with them. They have a hex bolt so you can rocker and do a flat setup.
isn't the sliding grippiness con related to the wheels being new and still shiny?
Yes and no. I have had these for over a year and still my least favorite wheel for the unpredictability.
@@ThirtyandRollin Do you reckon that stock wheels (or the wheels that come with it) are less versatile than other wheels which one would get down the road? I just got my PS Next 110 and the wheels aren't much of a bother to me thus far, however my main concern is the width/freedom of the cuff (I have it on its default down height, didn't raise it), however, I feel like I'd like more tightness around the shin
042521.
Just ordered them can't wait to tryed them out.
It's a thorough review. How much was the Next110 lower than RB110? Like you said, I didn't want to be quite "stuck" inside PS "ecosystem" unless that was lower on big wheels. (Other brands of Trinity might not be available in less popular region.)
Only a couple mm. But it is noticeable.
Hey man I am looking for 3x110 or 3x100 In-line skates for narrow feet... my feet are very narrow.. I can’t find the roller blade twister edges anywhere so I am looking for the next best thing ? Any recommendations please 🙏
Powerslide NEXT
@@ThirtyandRollin thanks for the reply ! I am in size 9 UK.....would a 42-43 size work in this skate ? Thanks
How does the "narrowness" compares between this and Twister Edge? I get that Next Core have little more width in the toe box area, but how about elsewhere?
I was under the impression that overall, Next Core is slightly wider fitting when compared to Twister. Thoughts?
Ya good question. If you have a narrow foot or the Twister Edge fits your foot these will be fine. They do have a bit more room in the toe box than the Twisters but I think are a bit tighter as they go back to the heel. They also have a little higher arch.
Great review. I have the next boot and I hate it. The buckles are too fidely. I took the laces out and replaced them with normal workbook laces which are great, and I am glad a checked out this video because I am going to try taking the cuff off completely so I can adapt the boot a bit better. I think the problem is the liner, I find once the skate is on that is is so uncomfortable, my feet ache after 5 minutes of skating. I suspect it is the liner, and maybe it is because I have a wide foot. I am going to try to make a customized liner and maybe I can actually use the skate. Although it seems like it is the cuff and tongue which are cutting off the circulation in my foot. It is odd because I have never had this problem with any other type of boot, and my other inline skates are fine, even though it was a cheap boot with old technology. I am going to look at getting a new inline skate but I won't be going anywhere near a Next boot.
Thanks for your take on these. Not all feet are the same which makes boot shapes great or terrible from one person to the next. Good luck with the mods, hope you get them to work for you.
I know looks are subjective but these look like a Jeep Wrangler where the twisters look like a lamborghini
Also is that frame casted? Doesn't look extruded like the rollerblades. Looks cheap
Lol I can kinda see what you mean. Not sure on the frames.
Im using powerslide NEXTs rather than Twisters just because powerslide offers them in a 14-15 US.
That's a good reason! Great skates!
I notice you comment on 243 being the smallest you'd go... and it was too short for these. But what about those of us that are even smaller than you. I'm a size 7 in men's.
Yes as a size 26.5cm boot a 243mm wheel base is a bit too short IMO. Might not be for a smaller foot.
Great review! In the market for new urban skates. Which is your favorite pair? I love to jump and gain speed.
My personal favorites would have to be the Rollerblade Twisters but these NEXT are a close second.
@@ThirtyandRollin Thank you!
ABEC tells you nothing. One of the fastest bearings is: "SKF Race Abec 5"
Had to sell mine, even heat molding couldnt make them fit properly. Seba fit like a glove.
Ya they have a unique fit.
I just buy them red version new for 180€ I like them need better weather too test them out …
Great Video! One question tho how would u compare them to the fr1 310's if u ever tested these
Haven't been on those yet but hear great things!
please shorten your intro. my god.
i have the next and they hurt my feet :(
i have the size 9-10 with the 41-42 liner. the liner is perfect fit, but the shell is too big, i wish i could keep the same 41-42 liner but with the 7-8 shell
Damn, you're a really good skater. Subscribed! :)
Thank you!
recommend great intermediate triskates for wide and sorta flat feet?
Rollerblade RB110 3WD
I have this skate it's not bad but also not that great as suddenly it got cracked from the sides even that I'm a beginner and that I'm a hardcore skater and it got cracked besides the severe foot pain I get from the liner's really dreadful
Wow that's no good. Did you know how you cracked it? Did you contact Powerslide?
@@ThirtyandRollin they were faulty i assume also I got a shell only replacement a week ago but it did not have the NEXT logo on