I just started learning dribbles and spins in the rink but I’ve been using outdoor wheels and the grip is constantly skidding on the wood 😢 You convinced me to try these! I’m hoping they help!
Oh yep the wheels might be too sticky/gummy/bulky for the moves you’re trying to achieve. That’s awesome you’re learning dribbles and spins… good luck on learning the tricks!! 😁💥
@@WheelYourOwnWay thank you so much for replying!! Would you say these held up well for tricks in the rink? Mine just came and suddenly everyone is saying they don’t work well for dance/tricks specifically on the rink wood floors 😭😭
I haven’t personally tried others, but for jam skating you might try even harder wheels for easier movements and ability to pivot and spin more quickly!
I hope you notice my comment. I'm planning to buy Fundae wheels because I heard it's slippery but still soft that you can use it outdoors. I saw that your kitchen's flooring in your house has those gaps on each tiles and it looks like my current flooring at home. I'm using skateboard wheels now with 100A hardness and it keeps on getting caught on the tile gaps, ruining my skating practice. I wonder if you have tried it on your kitchen and if you can feel the gaps when you roll on it or not. I hope I get an answer. Thank you in advance.
Hi! So I’ve since moved houses so I don’t have that tile kitchen anymore - but to your question, I definitely felt the gaps as I rolled over the tiles in my Moxi Fundae wheels. However, my radar energy wheels were much smoother when it comes to cracks and twigs outside, etc. hopefully that answers your question 😁💥
@@Feg1989 i bought the moxi fundaes and I was a great purchase! But at the time, the inoutflooring wasn't a thing yet. I bought that flooring and now I'm using a different wheel now because it feels much better not having floor gaps at all. 🤣 I am using moxi fundaes if I skate on our floor with gaps but if I have the hard tiles, i use a different wheel that has 98A hardness currently.
This is extremely helpful, I love your energy! Thank you from the UK ❤🇬🇧xxx
Thanks lovely 😁💥
Your video made me pull the trigger and buy these wheels thanks!
Ahh you won’t regret it!! 💥💥
I just started learning dribbles and spins in the rink but I’ve been using outdoor wheels and the grip is constantly skidding on the wood 😢 You convinced me to try these! I’m hoping they help!
Oh yep the wheels might be too sticky/gummy/bulky for the moves you’re trying to achieve. That’s awesome you’re learning dribbles and spins… good luck on learning the tricks!! 😁💥
@@WheelYourOwnWay thank you so much for replying!! Would you say these held up well for tricks in the rink? Mine just came and suddenly everyone is saying they don’t work well for dance/tricks specifically on the rink wood floors 😭😭
Are there other wheels you would recommend for jam skating over these?
I haven’t personally tried others, but for jam skating you might try even harder wheels for easier movements and ability to pivot and spin more quickly!
Hi
Are these wheels for inside or outdoor use?
Both!! My main reason for getting them is to use them at outdoor skate parks, and indoor rinks
@@WheelYourOwnWay cool 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Thank you for this video!
What plugs and bearings do you have?
Hey, thanks! They are bones REDS bearings and the purple jam plugs are from “pigeon’s roller skate shop” 😁💥
@@WheelYourOwnWay thank you!! ☺️☺️☺️
Omg I’m so glad I found this video! I’ll be buying Radar Energy😹
Radar energy is top notch for the type of skating I do!!
@@WheelYourOwnWay - Yeah, I don’t need to slide as much as your new ones were 😹
I hope you notice my comment. I'm planning to buy Fundae wheels because I heard it's slippery but still soft that you can use it outdoors. I saw that your kitchen's flooring in your house has those gaps on each tiles and it looks like my current flooring at home. I'm using skateboard wheels now with 100A hardness and it keeps on getting caught on the tile gaps, ruining my skating practice. I wonder if you have tried it on your kitchen and if you can feel the gaps when you roll on it or not. I hope I get an answer. Thank you in advance.
Hi! So I’ve since moved houses so I don’t have that tile kitchen anymore - but to your question, I definitely felt the gaps as I rolled over the tiles in my Moxi Fundae wheels. However, my radar energy wheels were much smoother when it comes to cracks and twigs outside, etc. hopefully that answers your question 😁💥
@@WheelYourOwnWay oh, so you felt the gaps.. Is it that much that it's hard to do drills or not really? 🥺
Which ones did you end up going for if any? I had the same question/concerns as you regarding the differences between the two @@AvySkylla
@@Feg1989 i bought the moxi fundaes and I was a great purchase! But at the time, the inoutflooring wasn't a thing yet. I bought that flooring and now I'm using a different wheel now because it feels much better not having floor gaps at all. 🤣
I am using moxi fundaes if I skate on our floor with gaps but if I have the hard tiles, i use a different wheel that has 98A hardness currently.