It’s true: I think the Arc is an awesome urban frame. I’ve been abusing the wheels on mine for months to test how they wear in a mixed wheel configuration and all the wheels are surprisingly wearing at a pretty even rate. It’s a low profile frame, that’s both super stable because of the length and super nimble because of the rocker. Although it wouldn’t bomb a hill as fast as 4x100 or, I much prefer Arc for urban. Endless 90 has always been my favorite urban frame for my 265mm feet, but I often wonder if the Arc has taken that spot. In terms of acceleration and top speed, it rivals my 90s. Though I did a first impressions Arc video, stay tuned for a new one where I give a proper comprehensive review now that I’ve got months of skating on them.
I'm so looking forward to your review! Feel like skaters left and right face the purchase decision between the 90 and Arc for urban use. Keep up your great work!
More ultraviolet please 😊 picked up endless 90 ES and while I like the urban camo, I would have loved the ultraviolet…. Maybe it’ll be on the arc es by the time my skills are ready for it.
I'd love to get some durable sliders for Next boots... I replaced it and it was gone after 1! session training parallel slides 😑 (wasn't even falling, just touching the boot a little, because I edged to hard 😅) Guess PS recycles them from yoghurt cups 😂
Big YES from me for the ES for my ES feet 😊, please do go ahead with it and make it available in the UK 🙏 Currently on the 100|110 (303mm) it feels perfect for my size 300mm feet.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it. We will have the technically issues sorted out for next time. Our intention is to do it the first Tuesday of every month.
The Arc CS is good too especially for smaller feel. It’s just not as fast and a little less stability due to the shorter wheelbase. The Stuttering Skater (Ari Bortz) has been using Arc CS in NYC.
It’s true: I think the Arc is an awesome urban frame. I’ve been abusing the wheels on mine for months to test how they wear in a mixed wheel configuration and all the wheels are surprisingly wearing at a pretty even rate.
It’s a low profile frame, that’s both super stable because of the length and super nimble because of the rocker. Although it wouldn’t bomb a hill as fast as 4x100 or, I much prefer Arc for urban. Endless 90 has always been my favorite urban frame for my 265mm feet, but I often wonder if the Arc has taken that spot. In terms of acceleration and top speed, it rivals my 90s.
Though I did a first impressions Arc video, stay tuned for a new one where I give a proper comprehensive review now that I’ve got months of skating on them.
Thanks for chiming in, Jim. I look forward to seeing the comprehensive review!
I'm so looking forward to your review! Feel like skaters left and right face the purchase decision between the 90 and Arc for urban use. Keep up your great work!
More ultraviolet please 😊 picked up endless 90 ES and while I like the urban camo, I would have loved the ultraviolet…. Maybe it’ll be on the arc es by the time my skills are ready for it.
I'd love to get some durable sliders for Next boots... I replaced it and it was gone after 1! session training parallel slides 😑 (wasn't even falling, just touching the boot a little, because I edged to hard 😅)
Guess PS recycles them from yoghurt cups 😂
Big YES from me for the ES for my ES feet 😊, please do go ahead with it and make it available in the UK 🙏
Currently on the 100|110 (303mm) it feels perfect for my size 300mm feet.
Awesome stream! looking forward to watcging every Tuesday night est Wish you lots of success on the show.✌️
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it. We will have the technically issues sorted out for next time. Our intention is to do it the first Tuesday of every month.
You mentioned Arc frames are great for urban skating. How about Arc CS?
The Arc CS is good too especially for smaller feel. It’s just not as fast and a little less stability due to the shorter wheelbase. The Stuttering Skater (Ari Bortz) has been using Arc CS in NYC.