Really like your content. Plenty of channels claim to be honest but very few express their real opinion throughout the whole video. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I totally agree.
Hey, great review. Now I want to order this frame for my roces m12. I have them in size eu41 /us8 (260mm). Should I go for Small (241mm) or medium (260mm)?
Are you going to try them antirocker? I know in the promo materials they say it should work. I am sure it won't be as good as a full anti frame though (Kizer 4, FLT3 etc). I think the ultimate newer flat comparison would be these vs Iqon Justin Thursdays vs TNEC. Throw in a Diridari if they weren't so expensive. Regardless I am grabbing a pair of these in 260s to play around with. Oysi medium is still my favorite non anti frame.
@@LifetimeShred yeah definitely gonna try at some point but like you said its hard to beat creates fluids or flts for anti and yeah the iqon thursday frame is the only other one that i think will even come close to as good for a traditional flat frame ive had entantes and it was a huge waste of money to pay for shipping to the U.S.
I’m on the icon Thursday 264 frame, them shmedium shells. Prev was on medium shells with large them frames. The shmediums come with small stock frames and I definitely bailed due to the smaller frame length. The icon frames feel really great, but the hblocks more shallow so I need time to fully break in. These frames look extremely similar to the icon Thursday frames. Would love a like for like comparison.
How rigid are the frame walls? I've been skating GC FL4s for a while now and I love them, but I worry that they're too soft and wear down too quickly...
Have you skated the Oysi Mediums? From what the owner said, these are just over 1mm lower than the Mediums with 65mm outer wheels. Just wondering if you can really tell much of a difference between those two and if it's worth the smaller split on the 4x60 setup.
I was thinking about this and you should be able to run 58 rounds in these well. Same middle wheel size as the medium oysi. With that wheel, you would be 3mm lower than medium oysi. I ordered a pair and am going to experiment with this.
@@LifetimeShred Yes! I was thinking the same thing, that 58s might be a good fit and get you a little lower. Either that, or doing like 58/59 or 59/60 to get a bit of a wheel rocker (the slighter rocker is one of the things I love most on my Oysi Medium setup). Let us know how they work out!
@@Rollerbalder they skate similar to mediums definitely feel a lot lower to the ground which is nice the medium you do have more wheel bite protection though. But id say its worth the trade off to not worry about different wheel sizes and to have lower ride height
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Totally agree on the lack of true medium-size frames on the market!
Really like your content. Plenty of channels claim to be honest but very few express their real opinion throughout the whole video. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I totally agree.
@@MelvinJave thank you man. 🙏
love to see how you keep getting better
@@tionik06 thank you so much that means a ton !
You’re right about Oysi Medium and SLs.. love that set up!! Might have to try these frames on my Cults. Great review 👍
Hey, great review. Now I want to order this frame for my roces m12. I have them in size eu41 /us8 (260mm). Should I go for Small (241mm) or medium (260mm)?
@@demonnikto3365 id do the 260mm frame for size 8-9 us foot and anything size 10 or bigger id recommend going up to the large frame size at 275
@@kordel_alcorn_white thanks!
Killing it
@@maneotis4g63t thank you !
Are you going to try them antirocker? I know in the promo materials they say it should work. I am sure it won't be as good as a full anti frame though (Kizer 4, FLT3 etc).
I think the ultimate newer flat comparison would be these vs Iqon Justin Thursdays vs TNEC. Throw in a Diridari if they weren't so expensive. Regardless I am grabbing a pair of these in 260s to play around with. Oysi medium is still my favorite non anti frame.
@@LifetimeShred yeah definitely gonna try at some point but like you said its hard to beat creates fluids or flts for anti and yeah the iqon thursday frame is the only other one that i think will even come close to as good for a traditional flat frame ive had entantes and it was a huge waste of money to pay for shipping to the U.S.
I’m on the icon Thursday 264 frame, them shmedium shells. Prev was on medium shells with large them frames. The shmediums come with small stock frames and I definitely bailed due to the smaller frame length. The icon frames feel really great, but the hblocks more shallow so I need time to fully break in. These frames look extremely similar to the icon Thursday frames. Would love a like for like comparison.
@@Aucadian yeah the iqon frame is the only other flat frame i was even curious about and i think you are right they have pretty similar hblock designs
Damn. The 260 sold out everywhere so fast
@@Joey_Vicario yeah because its the most needed size and somehow the size every dang company skipped
@@kordel_alcorn_white big true. i dream of the prime frames in 260 with all the fun wall combos
@@grandiak2 you and i both ! I love the primes but yeah 270 too big and 250 too short :/
How rigid are the frame walls? I've been skating GC FL4s for a while now and I love them, but I worry that they're too soft and wear down too quickly...
@@nubbiewubbie7285 id say the frs are just as tough or tougher than the flt4s for sure
Have you skated the Oysi Mediums? From what the owner said, these are just over 1mm lower than the Mediums with 65mm outer wheels. Just wondering if you can really tell much of a difference between those two and if it's worth the smaller split on the 4x60 setup.
I was thinking about this and you should be able to run 58 rounds in these well. Same middle wheel size as the medium oysi. With that wheel, you would be 3mm lower than medium oysi. I ordered a pair and am going to experiment with this.
@@LifetimeShred Yes! I was thinking the same thing, that 58s might be a good fit and get you a little lower. Either that, or doing like 58/59 or 59/60 to get a bit of a wheel rocker (the slighter rocker is one of the things I love most on my Oysi Medium setup). Let us know how they work out!
@@Rollerbalderwill do!
@@Rollerbalder they skate similar to mediums definitely feel a lot lower to the ground which is nice the medium you do have more wheel bite protection though. But id say its worth the trade off to not worry about different wheel sizes and to have lower ride height
@@Rollerbalder ehh rocker is over rated and all flat set ups end up having rocker eventually from the way i see it
This is essentially going to be the stock fr frame.
@@rdgblading1813 if so its a pretty damn impressive stock frame
It will also be sold as an aftermarket frame.. so it’s a bit more than just a stock frame
How did frontside feel?
@@peterzammit3521 pretty chill as long as you make sure you flex it a bit so you wheels get down and outa the way
@@kordel_alcorn_white Thanks!
I heard they feel like backsides except you are facing the other way