Would you consider putting together some wizard/flatland guides? I haven't been able to find a lot of quality ones and I love the way you flow. Plus with your camera work I think it would be very informational.
Just ordered three sets of these things in 80, 90 and 110 since they were on sale and seem solid. I usually skate higher durometer wheels like symetrics superfast 90a’s or the UC 88a’s but Your review is making me feel good about my purchase. I’m excited to try em!
Dude nice review, I'm gonna have to try these out. They're about the same cost as my go-to supremes and I just installed my last set of them, so I'm picking up new wheels soon.
Legit just nabbed my self a pair of Dragons and absolutely cant wait to get on 10 wheels, gonna compliment my style immensely, thanks for sharing. P.S your twizzle lines are bloody solid and smooth.
Another great video. Thank you. I received my Ronin wheels today and they turned out to be great. I ordered the frames after watching your review and took a chance on the wheels :)
I purchased RB Supreme 90 wheels in June and they were worn out when I installed the NN 90mm wheels 2 days ago. I am not impressed at the wear on those compared to the factor FR1 Urban Speed wheels that I got 6 months of wear on (however much of that was in the winter). I will have to see with the NN ninja wheels. I had the same slide problem with my first 45 minutes of the NN wheels however it seemed to improve a little at the end of my skate session.
Nice vid. Nice wizard movements. So cool. I want to learn them from scratch. How can I? Is there any step by step guide? I just bought Endless 90 frames.
Awesome as always! I just got some Iqon wheels and NN Ninja 4x90 UFS for Seba CJ Carbon. Wheels really are pretty scarce right now and I should've probably got some from NN. How are they compared to the Iqon? I'm going for a setup similar to Minh Le Hemmer, but I may keep the soul plates on even with the NN Ninja frame (not really sure about this yet). Crazy seeing him still top soul in a FR boot and 4x110 frame though. I've got a long ways to go, but seeing that it's possible gives me so much hope. He's an absolute monster and an inspiration to me, much like you. Happy rollin!
The wheels are similar but I thing the NN have the edge. Top souls in a 4x110 is nuts! I really love it though as it is starting to break the mold from aggressive move having to be done in aggressive skates.
@@ThirtyandRollin Totally agree! It's like we've gone full circle back to the beginning where aggressive was pretty much done with non-aggressive boots. I ended up ordering 2x 8-pack of the NN wheels because they are so damn cheap. An 8-pack of Mushroomblading UC 100's was more expensive than the 2x8 pack of the 90's... crazy! I know things are marked up a bit on Shop Task to support them, but the NN wheels are a steal. Half the price of the Iqons to boot.
I generally prefer a flat setup. I am considering the trinity frame 4 x 100 nn or endless. Which between the NN skate and the Endless rides most like flat in the 4 x configuration?
They are bother rockered so you will feel the manuverability on both for sure but the 4x90 Endless I found to be super subtly less pronounced rocker. In all honesty you prolly would t want a 4x100 flat unless you just go straight and fast 90% of the time.
@@ThirtyandRollin Actually that is what i primarily do! When i urban skate i prefer smaller frame and wheel combinations. However when i skate rail trails. Which are mostly straight, i prefer longer frame combinations. The problem is powerslide offers a trinity 4 x90 or a 4 x110. I have several of the 4 x 90 trinity. I want a 4 x 100. Endless or nn is my only option but they are rockered, thus my question. So i skate 195 mm 4 x100 using a ps gran prix boot. I would love to use my next boot.
@@ThirtyandRollin Yeah, I'm loving my Endless 90 and NN Ronin but I'm intrigued by the Bot. I need you to review it and tell me it sucks so I can save my $.
It depends what type of wheels you get. There are a race profile which is more pointed and a round profile. Just be sure to check the profile of the wheels before getting them.
@@jambad These are a "bullet" profile which is in between a true race "pointy" profile and a fully round. This profile is found on a lot of recreation wheels. It's a good mix.
Incredible moves! I've got some of the new 5x90 NN Frames coming (soon hopefully!!!! The wait is almost unbearable) with the NN wheels too. They look as if they have the same cores as UC wheels, I guess they made in the same place? Which is a good sign.
How are these long term? I have hydrogens but am disappointed they are very grippy and soft and break down easily on asphault. Undercover are overpriced. I'm looking for a good budget wheel that is also good performance. I like my supreme wheels, they are pretty good. Labeda, atom are 2 others I want to try. Everything is good on concrete, even $25 eBay wheels. It's hard to find something for rough asphault that isn't sluggish and also holds up
Any ideas how to Start learning wizardskating? Of course there are no borders set to creativity but i think its hard to be creative when you dont Know whats possible
Watch lots of Mushroom Blading videos and try to find a move you like and try to emulate what they are doing. I would first learn your gazelles and maybe tsunami's. Check out Flow Skate for great tutorials on that.
@@ThirtyandRollin Gazelles i heared already and shouldnt really be hard to learn for me because at least on booth feet its what im already doing when often switch Ing from driving forward to backwards So im only missing the one foot Versions but Tsunami i didnt hear and Sounds cool lets See. Thx for those first namens :)
These wheels aren't cheap at all... $95 for 8 110mm puts them at the same price as hydrogen which are made by mpc and poured in the USA. These don't say where they are made so they're probably rebranded Chinese wheels...
What a beautiful combo. The black & white with some hints of red is just *chef's kiss*
Enjoyed all tat skating on the dragons!
Would you consider putting together some wizard/flatland guides? I haven't been able to find a lot of quality ones and I love the way you flow. Plus with your camera work I think it would be very informational.
Well thank you for the confidence! I am no pro at this new wizard stuff but might look into making some simple moves vids to get started.
@@ThirtyandRollin still interested, btw
@@joelmontesdeoca6572 Haha thanks for the reminder. I have a wizard session tomorrow, maybe I can get some basics shot.
Just ordered three sets of these things in 80, 90 and 110 since they were on sale and seem solid. I usually skate higher durometer wheels like symetrics superfast 90a’s or the UC 88a’s but Your review is making me feel good about my purchase. I’m excited to try em!
gorgeous setup
That's sick dude!!
That setup is 🔥
Dude nice review, I'm gonna have to try these out. They're about the same cost as my go-to supremes and I just installed my last set of them, so I'm picking up new wheels soon.
You will love these over the Supremes!
@@ThirtyandRollin Good to hear. I like them as a cheap alt for hydrogens but it's good to branch out
Any plans to review the roka big wheel frames? With so many big wheel frames on the market now I'm really undecided on where I want to put my money.
Never heard of Roka. I will have to check them out.
Legit just nabbed my self a pair of Dragons and absolutely cant wait to get on 10 wheels, gonna compliment my style immensely, thanks for sharing. P.S your twizzle lines are bloody solid and smooth.
Another great video. Thank you. I received my Ronin wheels today and they turned out to be great. I ordered the frames after watching your review and took a chance on the wheels :)
Nice enjoy them!
I purchased RB Supreme 90 wheels in June and they were worn out when I installed the NN 90mm wheels 2 days ago. I am not impressed at the wear on those compared to the factor FR1 Urban Speed wheels that I got 6 months of wear on (however much of that was in the winter). I will have to see with the NN ninja wheels. I had the same slide problem with my first 45 minutes of the NN wheels however it seemed to improve a little at the end of my skate session.
Yep I think it's just the new seal that prevents smooth slides.
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When a majority of your sub feed are premieres that i have to wait days to see… my sub feed is a tease
Lol I feel ya sorry. But that stats show better views in the fist 24hrs on premiered vids.
Cleannnnnnnnnnn setup!
Thank you!
Nice vid. Nice wizard movements. So cool. I want to learn them from scratch. How can I? Is there any step by step guide? I just bought Endless 90 frames.
I have been getting lots of questions on that. I may put out a video on some basics soon.
Awesome as always! I just got some Iqon wheels and NN Ninja 4x90 UFS for Seba CJ Carbon. Wheels really are pretty scarce right now and I should've probably got some from NN. How are they compared to the Iqon?
I'm going for a setup similar to Minh Le Hemmer, but I may keep the soul plates on even with the NN Ninja frame (not really sure about this yet). Crazy seeing him still top soul in a FR boot and 4x110 frame though. I've got a long ways to go, but seeing that it's possible gives me so much hope. He's an absolute monster and an inspiration to me, much like you.
Happy rollin!
The wheels are similar but I thing the NN have the edge. Top souls in a 4x110 is nuts! I really love it though as it is starting to break the mold from aggressive move having to be done in aggressive skates.
@@ThirtyandRollin Totally agree! It's like we've gone full circle back to the beginning where aggressive was pretty much done with non-aggressive boots.
I ended up ordering 2x 8-pack of the NN wheels because they are so damn cheap. An 8-pack of Mushroomblading UC 100's was more expensive than the 2x8 pack of the 90's... crazy! I know things are marked up a bit on Shop Task to support them, but the NN wheels are a steal. Half the price of the Iqons to boot.
@@AyoMrB They are!
I generally prefer a flat setup. I am considering the trinity frame 4 x 100 nn or endless. Which between the NN skate and the Endless rides most like flat in the 4 x configuration?
They are bother rockered so you will feel the manuverability on both for sure but the 4x90 Endless I found to be super subtly less pronounced rocker. In all honesty you prolly would t want a 4x100 flat unless you just go straight and fast 90% of the time.
@@ThirtyandRollin Actually that is what i primarily do! When i urban skate i prefer smaller frame and wheel combinations. However when i skate rail trails. Which are mostly straight, i prefer longer frame combinations. The problem is powerslide offers a trinity 4 x90 or a 4 x110. I have several of the 4 x 90 trinity. I want a 4 x 100. Endless or nn is my only option but they are rockered, thus my question. So i skate 195 mm 4 x100 using a ps gran prix boot. I would love to use my next boot.
@@BalaHormiga Ahh makes sense. Then the Endless may have a very slight edge for that.
Check out Iqons frames, they allow for 3-5 different set ups in one frame.
Have you ever tried out the NN Bot? I'd be curious to see you do a review on that frame.
I have not. I really like my 4 wheel setups but maybe I will in the future.
@@ThirtyandRollin Yeah, I'm loving my Endless 90 and NN Ronin but I'm intrigued by the Bot. I need you to review it and tell me it sucks so I can save my $.
Question, so out of the box do the wheels come to a point or are they rounded,more full? I'm thinking of getting some.
It depends what type of wheels you get. There are a race profile which is more pointed and a round profile. Just be sure to check the profile of the wheels before getting them.
@@ThirtyandRollin the ones you were using 80mm were they more of a rounded profile? I'm looking to get 80s
@@jambad These are a "bullet" profile which is in between a true race "pointy" profile and a fully round. This profile is found on a lot of recreation wheels. It's a good mix.
Incredible moves! I've got some of the new 5x90 NN Frames coming (soon hopefully!!!! The wait is almost unbearable) with the NN wheels too. They look as if they have the same cores as UC wheels, I guess they made in the same place? Which is a good sign.
I can't say for sure but yes I would imagine. Though that doesn't totally mean they will be the same. Good news though they are very close.
@@ThirtyandRollin yeah, I know there are different formulas knocking around but they're good cores! Looking forward to trying them
How are these long term? I have hydrogens but am disappointed they are very grippy and soft and break down easily on asphault. Undercover are overpriced. I'm looking for a good budget wheel that is also good performance. I like my supreme wheels, they are pretty good. Labeda, atom are 2 others I want to try.
Everything is good on concrete, even $25 eBay wheels. It's hard to find something for rough asphault that isn't sluggish and also holds up
So far they have held up great. I would say these are in the hydrogen range of performance.
Wondering how these stack up to the revolvers. Been going back and forth between those two
You could go either way.
Any ideas how to Start learning wizardskating? Of course there are no borders set to creativity but i think its hard to be creative when you dont Know whats possible
Watch lots of Mushroom Blading videos and try to find a move you like and try to emulate what they are doing. I would first learn your gazelles and maybe tsunami's. Check out Flow Skate for great tutorials on that.
@@ThirtyandRollin Gazelles i heared already and shouldnt really be hard to learn for me because at least on booth feet its what im already doing when often switch Ing from driving forward to backwards
So im only missing the one foot Versions but Tsunami i didnt hear and Sounds cool lets See. Thx for those first namens :)
Do they come in 5 packs?
Good question. They do not. Just 8 and 10.
what i the profile of 100 nn wheels, please?
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These wheels aren't cheap at all... $95 for 8 110mm puts them at the same price as hydrogen which are made by mpc and poured in the USA. These don't say where they are made so they're probably rebranded Chinese wheels...
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