Thanks for the interesting video and insights. I started speedskating with 3x125 but now I use 4x110 all the time bc 3x125 requires more power to exploit the potential. As soon as it's windy or uphill 4x110 is therefore more powerful for me. I have not done the Berlin marathon but it might be one of the good occasions for the 3x125 in my case :)
Great explanation, Pascal. I do all my training on 4x110’s and sometimes even 4x100’s just for the added control. Then when it’s time for a long skate or I just want to go fast and have fun, I’ll put the 3x125’s on.
@@MrLele3000 smaller wheels means closer to the ground.. the closer to the ground you are the more control and stability you have plus it takes less on ur feet, ancles and knees. Higher wheels require more strength and you have less control/stability.
@@CUPPYGAMING makes sense, I just bought some 4x100 K2 and I previously skated 4x90 and I have to say that I am much more comfortable with the smaller more flexible wheels..
I have both setups (unfortunately not Powerslides tho) and I was hoping the 3x125 was going to show a marked improvement in speed, but at the moment I’m liking the 4x110. Maybe I just need to get used to the 3x125’s? I actually feel as tho the 125’s don’t handle the rough roads as good as the 110’s! Wtf? I figured it should be the other way around. Maybe the 4x110 span the roughness better?
That is normal bc triskates have bigger gaps between the wheels. Also if you dont take part in competitions avoid 3x125. It's less fun to skate compared to 4x110.
Bigger wheels roll better over rough surfaces but triskates have a certain see-saw behaviour over bumps where it pivots over the center wheel that I do not like at all
Thank you for your sage advice Pascal 💛 was wondering if you'd quickly be able to describe (I don't know if you've skated them) the feeling and or benefits / downsides to the 125/110/110/125 setup found on Powerslide's DH350 frame? Thank you in advance...
The DH350 would be amazing for maintaining speed and stability in corner. its a long frame so harder to steer .. we should do a video about it to make it complete.
disadvantage would be that 3x110 will roll less than 4X110 but big advantage is that you can get a shorter from to it's easier to drive it. Based on your question i suggest you choose a 3X125mm set up to get super roll when needed and downsize the wheels to 110 when you need more agility ...and in both case it wil be light. Pascal Briand
On track you can use hilow or 4X110.... definetly 3X110 would be very slow. Having less wheels is an advantage only if you can use bigger wheels but as track is limited to 110.... i suggest hilow if you look for a shorter frame and 4X110 is the length is not a problem. Pascal Briand
hi Manuel, not so sure about that... i didn't mention but i think we can go faster on 3X125 compare to 4X110 in max speed in straight line on flat smooth road....Pascal Briand
@@PowerslideInlineskates I heard a lot of people say that with 4x110 will get you maximum speed especially on the downhill compare 3x125 I guess it's because of that extra Tire will give you more stability to pick up speed going downhill that's why Sandro Bovo reached 70 mph on 5 wheels. He used more wheels on that decline compared to less Wheels. Also that why all the Inline downhill competitions are always with four wheels and above.
@@PowerslideInlineskates you forgot one factor the lower you are to the ground the faster you are the higher you are off the ground the slower and unbalanced you could be that's why I say the more Wheels you have the faster you go yes the bigger wheel is fast but also if you have big wheels and more then 3 and lower to the ground lets put an example 4x110 vs 3x125, the 4x110 will most likely be the fastest out of each other. That's why all the competition racers that go downhill to reach max speed will only use four wheels and above I've never seen 3 wheels why cuz the more whells get you the max speed you will get without feeling unstable cuz your too high off the ground. Who has the record for Top speed in inline rollerblades? Again its Sandro Bovo doing 70 mph and he's using 5 wheels and he's in the Guinness book of record. If he used 3 wheels he would never get to his max and probably go off balance going that fast downhill.
Thanks for the interesting video and insights. I started speedskating with 3x125 but now I use 4x110 all the time bc 3x125 requires more power to exploit the potential. As soon as it's windy or uphill 4x110 is therefore more powerful for me. I have not done the Berlin marathon but it might be one of the good occasions for the 3x125 in my case :)
Great explanation, Pascal. I do all my training on 4x110’s and sometimes even 4x100’s just for the added control. Then when it’s time for a long skate or I just want to go fast and have fun, I’ll put the 3x125’s on.
Hi, could you explain your experience with the 4x110 vs 4x100 in one sentence - dont konw what you mean by "more control" - Thanks!
@@MrLele3000 smaller wheels means closer to the ground.. the closer to the ground you are the more control and stability you have plus it takes less on ur feet, ancles and knees.
Higher wheels require more strength and you have less control/stability.
@@CUPPYGAMING makes sense, I just bought some 4x100 K2 and I previously skated 4x90 and I have to say that I am much more comfortable with the smaller more flexible wheels..
I keep learning so much from these videos. Really love this company and the innovative skate idea you bring to life. Oss from Long Beach California 🌞
Our pleasure!
Very wise as always Pascal 👍🏼👏🏼
Awesome explanation!!! Straight and clear with useful example ! And great advice for implementation!! Thanks a lot!
Loved the explanation! Very clear and helpful.
Glad it was helpful! thanks . Pascal Briand
Love the control and stability on 4x4 but in my case we have only marathon races around my country so 3x3 is the main weapon 💪
I have both setups (unfortunately not Powerslides tho) and I was hoping the 3x125 was going to show a marked improvement in speed, but at the moment I’m liking the 4x110. Maybe I just need to get used to the 3x125’s? I actually feel as tho the 125’s don’t handle the rough roads as good as the 110’s! Wtf? I figured it should be the other way around. Maybe the 4x110 span the roughness better?
That is normal bc triskates have bigger gaps between the wheels.
Also if you dont take part in competitions avoid 3x125. It's less fun to skate compared to 4x110.
Bigger wheels roll better over rough surfaces but triskates have a certain see-saw behaviour over bumps where it pivots over the center wheel that I do not like at all
@@eastclintwood7153 I think I will try both ;-) Hope the plandemic will be over by March/April.
@@nulldemokratiezwei7773 yea of next year. Just buy all your favorite skates because this Virus 🦠 isn’t over. 😷
@@OrganicGonzalez Oh, it will be over soon. Morlocks are gonna lose and go to hell. Nobody will stop this now.
I have 3x100 right now but I think I'll try 4x110 next. Thanks Pascal!
Good explanation i want to try the two cases.
I'm using some custom 3x135. Takes forever to get up to speed but once i'm moving they're terrifying because zero maneuverability.
Thank you for your sage advice Pascal 💛 was wondering if you'd quickly be able to describe (I don't know if you've skated them) the feeling and or benefits / downsides to the 125/110/110/125 setup found on Powerslide's DH350 frame? Thank you in advance...
The DH350 would be amazing for maintaining speed and stability in corner. its a long frame so harder to steer .. we should do a video about it to make it complete.
Pascal could also have mentioned that 4x110 brings less wear and tear than 3x125.
But then you have 8 wheels to replace, compared to 6, so it should even out.
@@Alex-kr7zr 125 wheels are more expensive.
@@eastclintwood7153 Interestingly, they are. Probably more Urethane in the 6x125 wheels compared to 8x110?
Good advice, thanks.
Thank you.....good info👍👊
Best explanation
What’s the disadvantage of using 3x110 vs 4x110? I want a lighter setup with 3x110 but is there a big disadvantage?
disadvantage would be that 3x110 will roll less than 4X110 but big advantage is that you can get a shorter from to it's easier to drive it. Based on your question i suggest you choose a 3X125mm set up to get super roll when needed and downsize the wheels to 110 when you need more agility ...and in both case it wil be light. Pascal Briand
Will there be a succeessor to Final 125?
maybe ...^^
@@PowerslideInlineskates don’t leave me hanging.. when is that? 😄
What is the size of wheel uses by ethlit in world championship 500m
at world championship we use 110mm wheels . Pascal Briand
How do you recommend setting the 125, 12.8 frame on the n41 26cm boots? Do I put in the center? Do I go slightly forward or back?
Thank you
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Este frame el de 110 x4 le queda a cualquier patín de freeskate? Realizó downhill y me gustaría comprarlo y adaptarlo a mis patines.
I wonder what it would feel to put 3x 100 frame elite frame on speed boot. Is it worth trying ?
yes its possible it will be lighter but will roll less than 3x125 or 4X100 for example
@@PowerslideInlineskates Thank you, i'm definetely considering it.
And what about 3x110? I just can't decide whether I need 3x110, 4x110 or 3x125..
3x110 is also nicely versatiel.... roll less than 4x110 or 3x125 but easier to control
I use 4×110mm and it's 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😊
i would like to have skate 2x125 with 2x110
like this one? www.powerslide.com/Powerslide-DH-350
piste/track: shoe size 37: 3x110 or 110,100,100,110 (hilolo) or anything else?
On track you can use hilow or 4X110.... definetly 3X110 would be very slow. Having less wheels is an advantage only if you can use bigger wheels but as track is limited to 110.... i suggest hilow if you look for a shorter frame and 4X110 is the length is not a problem.
Pascal Briand
Great now do one for 4x125 vs 5x100
Nice i like the caption too.
I feel to go much slower and get tired faster on 125, in 4x110 my speed is way much faster
I want get 4 wheels
Only wheels what I can do
Not same for teknik.
I use 3x125mm.
You forgot to mention that you will get faster on max speed with the 4x110 compared to the 3x125.
hi Manuel, not so sure about that... i didn't mention but i think we can go faster on 3X125 compare to 4X110 in max speed in straight line on flat smooth road....Pascal Briand
@@PowerslideInlineskates I heard a lot of people say that with 4x110 will get you maximum speed especially on the downhill compare 3x125 I guess it's because of that extra Tire will give you more stability to pick up speed going downhill that's why Sandro Bovo reached 70 mph on 5 wheels. He used more wheels on that decline compared to less Wheels. Also that why all the Inline downhill competitions are always with four wheels and above.
@@DOGFACESOLDIER0708 if there are turn yes may be....if it's pure speed straight line no doubt bigger wheels will reach higher speed. Pascal Briand
@@PowerslideInlineskates you forgot one factor the lower you are to the ground the faster you are the higher you are off the ground the slower and unbalanced you could be that's why I say the more Wheels you have the faster you go yes the bigger wheel is fast but also if you have big wheels and more then 3 and lower to the ground lets put an example 4x110 vs 3x125, the 4x110 will most likely be the fastest out of each other. That's why all the competition racers that go downhill to reach max speed will only use four wheels and above I've never seen 3 wheels why cuz the more whells get you the max speed you will get without feeling unstable cuz your too high off the ground. Who has the record for Top speed in inline rollerblades? Again its Sandro Bovo doing 70 mph and he's using 5 wheels and he's in the Guinness book of record. If he used 3 wheels he would never get to his max and probably go off balance going that fast downhill.
C'est quand même dommage qu'il n'y ai pas le sous titre en français ...
actually you can activate subtitle with auto translate option to select the language you wish. Pascal Briand
C'est bien une remarque de français xD
Lol pa's quale 🇫🇷