Nice! I started making a pair with aluminum insoles from the same etsy seller. The insoles fit fine, but I stopped working on them when I broke my foot this summer. Hopefully I will get them finished when I feel like skating again. Thanks for sharing your process. Now I know that I'll need to countersink the holes.
This is the fourth video ive watched on mounting Jordans/ air force ones on skates and definitely the best. Every other video was amateur, and didn't use the metal plate - which I wondered from the beginning how I would give the shoe more stability. None of the other videos addressed the flex in the shoe. Yours are the only skates not peeling up off the plate at the toes. Good job. Good video. (The other 3 videos were guys, who talked about how they 'broke up with g.f / I'm so cool / I love myself "). Females bring the best results / knowledge without the drama thanku !
It cost around 300$ I bought the slades also but it's not worth it I had to sell them cuz I did not like the plates flaneurz on the other side I recommend cuz you can choose the plates and it's worth it but the prices tag is too high for me
Thank you I would love to make the soles myself next time 😆 you should not hear the clicking noise when you shake the wheels up and down a tip I learned recently is to spin the wheels and you need to have 8 spin's before it slows down that mean that they are not too tight
Okay so this is supposed to be a tutorial but normal people dont have that contraption you’re using to find the center 😢 how do i do it without that thing??
Sorry I'm bad at tutorials you don't need that ruler you just need to measure the center of the shoes horizontally and vertically that's what the ruler does actually
Haha 😂 I do have the slades but making your own pair costs the fraction of the price of the slades it's 140euro to have them Mount without the price of the airforce 😱😆
If you would of pulled your inside insoles and traced them over a alluminum sheet which is cheap anywhere and just use a grinding disk or aluminum scissors you’ll be straight ma boiii 🧐🙇♂️
Nice! I started making a pair with aluminum insoles from the same etsy seller. The insoles fit fine, but I stopped working on them when I broke my foot this summer. Hopefully I will get them finished when I feel like skating again. Thanks for sharing your process. Now I know that I'll need to countersink the holes.
This is the fourth video ive watched on mounting Jordans/ air force ones on skates and definitely the best. Every other video was amateur, and didn't use the metal plate - which I wondered from the beginning how I would give the shoe more stability. None of the other videos addressed the flex in the shoe. Yours are the only skates not peeling up off the plate at the toes. Good job. Good video. (The other 3 videos were guys, who talked about how they 'broke up with g.f / I'm so cool / I love myself "). Females bring the best results / knowledge without the drama thanku !
Oh thank you so much I'm happy that it was helpful
ive been looking everywhere for a vid like this. thank you
wow they look great, how is the ankle support
Thank you ☺️ honestly it's better than the vans they are comfortable and have a good ankles support
Nice work.
I love how aesthetic your video looks like. This tutorial was good and simple❤
Thank you, your comment warms up my day ❤
i need your help! i can't find those aluminum insoles for the life of me😭
What is the ruler called to find the center line
im not sure if you'll see this but i was wondering how much this whole set up cost you and if slades/flaneurz are worth it
It cost around 300$ I bought the slades also but it's not worth it I had to sell them cuz I did not like the plates flaneurz on the other side I recommend cuz you can choose the plates and it's worth it but the prices tag is too high for me
What's that fancy tool calked you used to find the centre line? Brilliant custom, thanks for sharing.
Thank you ❤️ It's a mounting tool by Snyder skates
@@thejoywithin Have you made skates before, or did you get that tool just for this project?
@@uu3903 yes I make them for my friends and myself ☺️
Use a grinder to form-fit the insoles
I'm going to try and make my own insoles next time 😆
Very cute!!! My mom actually made the aluminum soles herself 😊 How tight are you supposed to screw the wheels on?
Thank you I would love to make the soles myself next time 😆 you should not hear the clicking noise when you shake the wheels up and down a tip I learned recently is to spin the wheels and you need to have 8 spin's before it slows down that mean that they are not too tight
Okay so this is supposed to be a tutorial but normal people dont have that contraption you’re using to find the center 😢 how do i do it without that thing??
Sorry I'm bad at tutorials you don't need that ruler you just need to measure the center of the shoes horizontally and vertically that's what the ruler does actually
@@thejoywithin yeah but depending where you measure the middle is always gonna be in a different spot you know what i mean?
@@thejoywithin like if i measure where the heel would be the middle wouldn’t connect to the middle of the toe part
@@thejoywithin but nevermind i just ordered that tool. 😅 a little expensive bc i live in europe and theres no distributor in europe but yeah 😅
@@Wandregal96 I see what you mean yep it's hella expensive to ship to Europe I paid way more than needed but it's okay you won't regret it 🙌
Very nice congs 🦋🤩
Thank you ☺️
Orrrr.. you can buy some at Slades!
Haha 😂 I do have the slades but making your own pair costs the fraction of the price of the slades it's 140euro to have them Mount without the price of the airforce 😱😆
And the Slade cost 290euro
If you would of pulled your inside insoles and traced them over a alluminum sheet which is cheap anywhere and just use a grinding disk or aluminum scissors you’ll be straight ma boiii 🧐🙇♂️
Thank you I will surely try this in the future ☺️
She literally just built a skateboard into a shoe 🤣🤝🫡
Exactly 🤣