😂 That's a stupid claim. Some wheels roll faster than others, but otherwise the person determines how fast skating is within a particular skate shoe category.
I would much rather have one boot I use with multiple frames and add a soul plate. People whining about this are prob still buying with their parent’s credit cards. My opinion of course lol
You do have to drill to get Oysi frames on this boot. You don't have to dremel the plate, but you do have to drill the frame to fit their larger 165 adapter bolts
@@ThirtyandRollin yeah every frame you put on this boot needs to be drilled out to fit the large bolts. A frame must be dedicated to this boot to put it on. The unique hardware is the only issue I've had with these boots.
@@ThirtyandRollin you can't buy maxed out wheel sizes for Oysi frame paired with this skate, the bolt heads will touch with maxed out inner wheels. It took me three sessions to get the inner wheel spinning freely (it was just barely touching the bolt)
Hello i just bought F. I. T 90 BOA and im scared i have made a mistake im looking for good overall rollerblades/skates for city/town area with different surfaces and sometimes small rocks. I am 29y old i have 198cm 106kg and i have been skating for about 8years but than had a 13y break. I also have no idea what wheel size or type of wheels to buy how to choose em and if i should go for urban or inline skates. I am not looking to grind or do tricks on ramp just looking for skates that i can jump over obstacles from time to time and wheels that doesnt stop when i ride over bad surface
Regarding the discussion of the cuff bolts and alternative cuffs at 6:51, Flying Eagle does make custom color kits that fit the F5S (and F3S & F6S), so they should fit the Enkidu as well. proskatersplace.com/shop/inline-skates/color-kits-laces/flying-eagle-custom-color-kit/
Enkidu is a bigfoot from the epic of Gilgamesh ancient sumerian epic he was Gilgamesh' companion
Looking forward to seeing how the stock frames work out.
Me too!
Thinking of buying this thank you for this honest review bro.!!!!
The frames are trash but the boot and liner are phenomenal
Those skates are very fast, i had those last year 👌🏻
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That's a stupid claim. Some wheels roll faster than others, but otherwise the person determines how fast skating is within a particular skate shoe category.
I would much rather have one boot I use with multiple frames and add a soul plate. People whining about this are prob still buying with their parent’s credit cards. My opinion of course lol
Lol I agree if Rollerblade just made a soul kit for the Twister Edge boot I would not have a need to ride anything else IMO.
You do have to drill to get Oysi frames on this boot. You don't have to dremel the plate, but you do have to drill the frame to fit their larger 165 adapter bolts
Ahhhhh good point. Didn''t think about that. Thanks!
@@ThirtyandRollin yeah every frame you put on this boot needs to be drilled out to fit the large bolts. A frame must be dedicated to this boot to put it on. The unique hardware is the only issue I've had with these boots.
@@ThirtyandRollin you can't buy maxed out wheel sizes for Oysi frame paired with this skate, the bolt heads will touch with maxed out inner wheels. It took me three sessions to get the inner wheel spinning freely (it was just barely touching the bolt)
So do you recommend it or not ? Tomorrow i will buy one but I'm wondering if it's good quality with good performance or not and thanks for your review
I do recommend them. Though they are not my personal favorite aggressive skate.
I’m interested in how you like those frames.
I am a bit nervous. Not going to lie.
Throw em in the bin, sorry Oli Bennet. I skate this boot with Oysi classic and it rocks
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Hello i just bought F. I. T 90 BOA and im scared i have made a mistake im looking for good overall rollerblades/skates for city/town area with different surfaces and sometimes small rocks. I am 29y old i have 198cm 106kg and i have been skating for about 8years but than had a 13y break.
I also have no idea what wheel size or type of wheels to buy how to choose em and if i should go for urban or inline skates.
I am not looking to grind or do tricks on ramp just looking for skates that i can jump over obstacles from time to time and wheels that doesnt stop when i ride over bad surface
A hard shell boot with a 4x80 or 4x90 wheel base is a good place to start.
What size is your foot? What size did you get and how do they fit?
I'm a narrow to standard width foot and 265 length. I got the 9s and fit great!
@@ThirtyandRollin thanks I'm a 270mm foot and trying to work out what size to go for!
I wonder if you could buy this sole-kit and put them on a pair of micros or fr.
Not sure they sell the soul kit separate.
You can fit the Enkidu soulplate on the F6s Falcons, dk about the other boots but they're pretty similar
@@wingdingdmetrius8025 I think so.
I really want some sweet looking aggressive skates. But I’m a size 13 so it’s hard. Any suggestion?
That is a hard one. I am honestly not sure.
FR UFR Street size 13.5 could work for you.
Regarding the discussion of the cuff bolts and alternative cuffs at 6:51, Flying Eagle does make custom color kits that fit the F5S (and F3S & F6S), so they should fit the Enkidu as well. proskatersplace.com/shop/inline-skates/color-kits-laces/flying-eagle-custom-color-kit/
Thanks for the input!
Jacob and Esau