Happy to help! When I didn’t know anything about in-line skates, I wasted so much money figuring it out. just trying to help people avoid that pitfall!! Thank you for your comment!
Glad you think so dude! I find your channel super inspiring. Awesome to have met you on this TH-cam journey! Keep cranking out the sweet content brother man. Your vids make me want a power rack so bad. Been on the hunt for a reasonably priced one that will ship to Canada. Have a good one!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Thank you man and same here. Kinda amazing how close the internet has made the world. I'm glad we met and will continue to watch your growth!
@@Greybeardfit Likewise dude! Keep up the grind online and in the (home) gym!! Eventually the hard work pays off just gotta keep showing up and cranking hard.
As a kid, I didn't know anything about wheels being cheap or not. I just always ground them down until they wouldn't roll any more. 😆 Thank you for the review. I haven't ridden in decades but I'm thinking about getting back into it for the sake of my kids. I was thinking about getting a pair of Zetrablades for myself and these for my wife who has never ridden before. I know for hockey skates typically you want to get a 1 piece chassis so they don't bend if you are a weighty adult. Does the same concern apply to rec/fitness skates like these?
Thank you for the comment. Ah, to be a kid again. I remember skating with ice skates that had been sharpened so many times the blades were only a couple mm and the plastic would hit the ice on hard cuts. Same idea! Im over 200lbs and the plastic Two piece chassis on the rollerblade models held up for me on the Zetrablades. That being said I skate strictly for fitness on super smooth pathways. If you're planning on using them for more than a couple years and you're around the 200lb mark it's probably a good idea to upgrade to the metal chassis on the macroblade for an extra $50. I have a pair that are 3.5 years old, on thier 3rd set of wheels and they are still one of my most comfortable pairs. I doubt the plastic chassis Zetrablades would stand up like they have. Hope that helps! Awesome you're getting back into skating. Rolling around is such a blast, definitely helps me forget about the adult aspects of life while I'm doing it and have fun like a kid again all while getting a good workout. Cheers!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Thank you for the helpful reply! I'll look into the Macroblade then. At this point, I probably should be more concerned whether my knees will hold up. 😆
@@davetechme I hear you man! That's exactly why I'm blading and not running anymore. Glad you found it helpful, any other questions please feel free to ask and hopefully I can save you some time and money! Lots of trial and error with skates for me to find the most comfortable but it was worth it. Have a good one!
Awesome! Yes for the money they do fit really nice and are decent quality especially considering how low cost they are. I'd look into a new set of replacement wheels tho asap, they will come in handy!!
Very nice video, really helped me understand more about my skates. Im new to skating and I just bought this pair 😅. Idk if I can buy wheels though. Should have watched this video beforehand. 😭
@@EvasiveShado thank you! You can definitely buy new wheels and they’re easy to put on. Hopefully they used better wheels on the pair you got and you won’t have to, though. Have a good one!
What are your observations on the frames on the Bladerunners compared to the Zetrablades? Notice any flex? And what about the bearings? I also noticed you put a screenshot of Strava for your test skate. How are you categorizing your skate outings? I only see run, cycling and swimming. Keep up the good work with the videos.
Hello! I didn't compare them directly head to head (one right after the other) but from recent memory the bearings and frames felt pretty much identical from the Zetrablades to these. The only big difference I noticed was the quality of the wheels and shape of the boot. The Zetrablades definitely come equipped with more durable wheels and a slightly different shaped boot (same as the macroblade line). Did you notice more flex in the frame? That would be quality info for anyone reading these comments considering a pair. I have a Suunto watch and it has an inline skate option. When I forget my watch I'll just use the Strava app on the phone. If you scroll through the types of activities when you press the record button you should see an inline skate option. As a last resort you could always just record it as a run... Just make sure you set your activity to private so your blade doesn't show up on the runners segments. They lose their minds if you take a KOM like that ha ha! I like to record all my skates with gps so I know my distance totals for the year. Used to be a distance runner so it's an OCD habit now. Thank you so much for your kind words and thought provoking questions/comments! They are much appreciated!! Have a great weekend -Jamie
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Thanks for the reply. I guess it’s a good sign that you didn’t notice that BRs were super creaky or bendy. Now that I think of it, at full price, the BRs are the same price as the Zetrablades so they are probably similar in quality other than the wheels. And thanks for the tip on selecting the type of activity on Strava. My watch doesn’t track skating but I can change it in the app. I like to monitor my heart rate as well as my speed. When I was speed skating yeeeears ago, I never had a heart rate monitor. It will be good to compare my HR skating to running.
@@jsonlee01 Cheers man! Thank you for commenting! It is a great idea to monitor your heart rate while inline skating at the start. When I started using them for serious endurance training last season I was wiping myself out because I was training at 160+bpm for 60-90 mins per day...because the perceived effort is so much different than running (I think because of the way the speed feels). I bought a heart rate monitor and was shocked to see how high inline skating can crank that heart at such a low perceived effort. I got myself under control and felt way better doing the daily workouts. Thanks again for another great comment, much appreciated! Have a good one
I have bought these today ( first time skating in 15 years ) and after 15minutes of practice I was shocked with the wear on these wheels ! 😳 What wheels do you recommend for these, I want good quality at an affordable price. Thankyou :)
Hi Max! Major bummer on the wheels, too bad as they are a great boot, sorry to hear you had the same experience. I have had an extremely hard time finding good replacement 80mm wheels this year for my skates and have resorted to just buying new pairs of skates instead and hoping replacement 80mm wheels come available in the future. I bought a few sets of wheels from Amazon that looked good but wore down after only a few skates just like these. The best 80mm replacement wheels I have found are hands down the K2 boosters. I use them on all my Rollerblade models too. They wear extremely well and come with great bearings. They are a little on the pricey side ($15 more than rollerblade brand) but worth every penny as I get about 800-1000km out of them when rotated compared to only 500km(ish) from the Rollerblade brand. Unfortunately they are sold out everywhere (including from K2). This website has the best price and shipping: www.inlinewarehouse.com/K2_Booster/descpage-21405.html They have said they will be in stock in the near future since March tho so I'm not holding my breath. Hope that helps. One other thing I have done in the past and that you could try is often you can pick up a used pair of blades for $20 at a thrift store that have only been used a couple of times. I take the wheels and donate the boots. Kind of a desperate thing to do for wheels but whatever works. Have a good one and thank you for your comment!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Thank-you very much for your fast reply. So any 80mm wheel will be OK for these boots? I'm from the UK so will look into local company's
@@maxforster9892 They have the most common chassis size that takes an 80mm wheel so most wheels should be ok. There is a chance that aftermarket wheels may be too small and in that case you have to buy (cheap) spacers to make them fit like these: www.amazon.com/Rollerblade-8MM-Bearing-Spacers-Pack/dp/B01DL84T2C For this reason it's just easier to buy replacement wheels from K2 or Rollerblade when possible. I'm from Canada so it's a bit of a hassle as well. The way to be sure is to measure the length in mm from the one inside of your chasis to the other and then measure the wheels width and make sure they are the same. I returned my pair and I can't find the width online so I cant provide it here or I would have, sorry. Hope that helps man! Best of luck finding some good wheels. Please let me know how you make out. -Jamie
That has a bit to do with how tight you do them up, how strong your ankles are and the angle that the chasis is mounted. Be super careful with that, I have a pair that make my feet bend inward like that and skating in them is really hard on my knees.
Nothing wrong with saving money and great choice getting into blading! I also like saving money. Here are the cheapest wheels that work the best you can find them from rollerblade or sometimes on Amazon. Be careful with Amazon sometimes they are knock offs and don’t last as long: Rollerblade Performance 80mm 82A Replacement Inline Skate Wheels & Bearings (SG7) REVIEW th-cam.com/video/Gd3g0stctYE/w-d-xo.html Hope that helps! Any other questions feel free to ask!
For $26 dollars you can't go wrong! What a deal! Exactly, just put some new wheels on and BAM you have a decent pair of skates for shoulder season use so you don't beat up your expensive K2's.
I"m just trying to go 2mph in them lol. They were the only skates available at Academy Sports in my size. Couldn't you just update the wheels to something better?
What do you think of the Rollerblade RB Cruiser Unisex Adult Fitness Inline Skate, Black/Neon Yellow, Urban Performance Inline Skates, I hope you would do a review on them. Thanks
Hey brother! The cruisers look like they would be awesome for getting into the trick side of skating, good for jumps and hops and super hard carving. Quite a few people seem to get away with using them as fitness skates as well, although the hard boots don't work for me at all in that regard. I find my feet get super hot and they feel uncomfortable after 40 mins but that might just be me. I haven't tried these cruisers but they look like the same boot as the Maxxum Edge 125 and those were so painful. If I can find a pair I'll do a review for sure! Thank you for the comment and suggestion
@@Elkins24 it's a really good idea to have 2 pairs, each that fit and feel slightly different if you plan on skating every day. Just an easy way to circumvent overuse things that might crop up.
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Was just going by one of your videos where you mentioned instead of purchasing the very expensive skates you would have just purchased a second pair of macroblade 80's.
Sport Chek website has them right now in mens and womens. Unfortunately the sale has passed and they are $100 now. Don't forget about the wheels if you buy them. Thanks and have a good one!
I bought a set of wheels of amazon that did the exact same thing. Handful of skates and they were nackered. $20 down the drain. Thanks for nothing bezos
For these I would use the 80mm replacement wheels from Rollerblade they are pretty decent and super affordable. I can send you a link if you like! If you're in Canada get them from Sport Check they're the best price.
This one’s really suck!!!! I’m sorry but I bough them for me and my wife and it seems like the wheels don’t line up with the foot so when you try to skate the go under bending the ankle inward and if you have hard ankles the boot will shift because the foot is looking for suppression where there’s none. Sorry I should have researched more before buying 😅. I don’t know how they allow this scam of skates to be sold.
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer agreed, a K2 or the Dutch brand Nijdam would be way better for same price or cheaper.... As for me myself, I'm a rollerblade brand user and my favorite blade I use lately is Twister XT endless 90 ES 90mm hydrogen wheels and you?
@@nickyjam770 nice! Hydrogen are fast!! My favorite pair of rollerblades is the macroblade 100 3wd and favorite K2 skates are the VO2 s100. Great to meet you! Happy skating!!
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Thanks man. I was checking those Bladerunners out and you just taught me a bunch. I know nothing about in lines and now know much more.
Happy to help! When I didn’t know anything about in-line skates, I wasted so much money figuring it out. just trying to help people avoid that pitfall!!
Thank you for your comment!
This was a really helpful review! Exactly the kind of information I needed, thanks!
Thank you for the comment! Glad the video helped!
As always, brother, your content is extremely informative and enlightening. Love it.
Glad you think so dude! I find your channel super inspiring. Awesome to have met you on this TH-cam journey! Keep cranking out the sweet content brother man. Your vids make me want a power rack so bad. Been on the hunt for a reasonably priced one that will ship to Canada. Have a good one!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Thank you man and same here. Kinda amazing how close the internet has made the world. I'm glad we met and will continue to watch your growth!
@@Greybeardfit Likewise dude! Keep up the grind online and in the (home) gym!! Eventually the hard work pays off just gotta keep showing up and cranking hard.
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Amen man.
As a kid, I didn't know anything about wheels being cheap or not. I just always ground them down until they wouldn't roll any more. 😆
Thank you for the review. I haven't ridden in decades but I'm thinking about getting back into it for the sake of my kids. I was thinking about getting a pair of Zetrablades for myself and these for my wife who has never ridden before.
I know for hockey skates typically you want to get a 1 piece chassis so they don't bend if you are a weighty adult. Does the same concern apply to rec/fitness skates like these?
Thank you for the comment. Ah, to be a kid again. I remember skating with ice skates that had been sharpened so many times the blades were only a couple mm and the plastic would hit the ice on hard cuts. Same idea!
Im over 200lbs and the plastic Two piece chassis on the rollerblade models held up for me on the Zetrablades. That being said I skate strictly for fitness on super smooth pathways. If you're planning on using them for more than a couple years and you're around the 200lb mark it's probably a good idea to upgrade to the metal chassis on the macroblade for an extra $50. I have a pair that are 3.5 years old, on thier 3rd set of wheels and they are still one of my most comfortable pairs. I doubt the plastic chassis Zetrablades would stand up like they have. Hope that helps! Awesome you're getting back into skating. Rolling around is such a blast, definitely helps me forget about the adult aspects of life while I'm doing it and have fun like a kid again all while getting a good workout. Cheers!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Thank you for the helpful reply! I'll look into the Macroblade then. At this point, I probably should be more concerned whether my knees will hold up. 😆
@@davetechme I hear you man! That's exactly why I'm blading and not running anymore. Glad you found it helpful, any other questions please feel free to ask and hopefully I can save you some time and money! Lots of trial and error with skates for me to find the most comfortable but it was worth it. Have a good one!
I got these for my birthday GREAT quality AND REALLY GOOD FIT
Awesome! Yes for the money they do fit really nice and are decent quality especially considering how low cost they are. I'd look into a new set of replacement wheels tho asap, they will come in handy!!
Very nice video, really helped me understand more about my skates. Im new to skating and I just bought this pair 😅. Idk if I can buy wheels though. Should have watched this video beforehand. 😭
@@EvasiveShado thank you! You can definitely buy new wheels and they’re easy to put on. Hopefully they used better wheels on the pair you got and you won’t have to, though. Have a good one!
I just bought these. I guess I'm gonna have to use them only at the rink because I have no money left
They might be ok for that! Replacement wheels aren't too expensive luckily
Blade runner sounds way more badass than it is
Agreed! Thank you for the comment
What are your observations on the frames on the Bladerunners compared to the Zetrablades? Notice any flex? And what about the bearings?
I also noticed you put a screenshot of Strava for your test skate. How are you categorizing your skate outings? I only see run, cycling and swimming.
Keep up the good work with the videos.
Hello! I didn't compare them directly head to head (one right after the other) but from recent memory the bearings and frames felt pretty much identical from the Zetrablades to these. The only big difference I noticed was the quality of the wheels and shape of the boot. The Zetrablades definitely come equipped with more durable wheels and a slightly different shaped boot (same as the macroblade line). Did you notice more flex in the frame? That would be quality info for anyone reading these comments considering a pair.
I have a Suunto watch and it has an inline skate option. When I forget my watch I'll just use the Strava app on the phone. If you scroll through the types of activities when you press the record button you should see an inline skate option. As a last resort you could always just record it as a run...
Just make sure you set your activity to private so your blade doesn't show up on the runners segments. They lose their minds if you take a KOM like that ha ha! I like to record all my skates with gps so I know my distance totals for the year. Used to be a distance runner so it's an OCD habit now.
Thank you so much for your kind words and thought provoking questions/comments! They are much appreciated!! Have a great weekend -Jamie
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Thanks for the reply. I guess it’s a good sign that you didn’t notice that BRs were super creaky or bendy. Now that I think of it, at full price, the BRs are the same price as the Zetrablades so they are probably similar in quality other than the wheels. And thanks for the tip on selecting the type of activity on Strava. My watch doesn’t track skating but I can change it in the app. I like to monitor my heart rate as well as my speed. When I was speed skating yeeeears ago, I never had a heart rate monitor. It will be good to compare my HR skating to running.
@@jsonlee01 Cheers man! Thank you for commenting! It is a great idea to monitor your heart rate while inline skating at the start. When I started using them for serious endurance training last season I was wiping myself out because I was training at 160+bpm for 60-90 mins per day...because the perceived effort is so much different than running (I think because of the way the speed feels). I bought a heart rate monitor and was shocked to see how high inline skating can crank that heart at such a low perceived effort. I got myself under control and felt way better doing the daily workouts. Thanks again for another great comment, much appreciated! Have a good one
I have bought these today ( first time skating in 15 years ) and after 15minutes of practice I was shocked with the wear on these wheels ! 😳
What wheels do you recommend for these, I want good quality at an affordable price. Thankyou :)
Hi Max! Major bummer on the wheels, too bad as they are a great boot, sorry to hear you had the same experience.
I have had an extremely hard time finding good replacement 80mm wheels this year for my skates and have resorted to just buying new pairs of skates instead and hoping replacement 80mm wheels come available in the future. I bought a few sets of wheels from Amazon that looked good but wore down after only a few skates just like these.
The best 80mm replacement wheels I have found are hands down the K2 boosters. I use them on all my Rollerblade models too. They wear extremely well and come with great bearings. They are a little on the pricey side ($15 more than rollerblade brand) but worth every penny as I get about 800-1000km out of them when rotated compared to only 500km(ish) from the Rollerblade brand. Unfortunately they are sold out everywhere (including from K2). This website has the best price and shipping: www.inlinewarehouse.com/K2_Booster/descpage-21405.html
They have said they will be in stock in the near future since March tho so I'm not holding my breath.
Hope that helps. One other thing I have done in the past and that you could try is often you can pick up a used pair of blades for $20 at a thrift store that have only been used a couple of times. I take the wheels and donate the boots. Kind of a desperate thing to do for wheels but whatever works. Have a good one and thank you for your comment!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Thank-you very much for your fast reply. So any 80mm wheel will be OK for these boots? I'm from the UK so will look into local company's
@@maxforster9892 They have the most common chassis size that takes an 80mm wheel so most wheels should be ok. There is a chance that aftermarket wheels may be too small and in that case you have to buy (cheap) spacers to make them fit like these: www.amazon.com/Rollerblade-8MM-Bearing-Spacers-Pack/dp/B01DL84T2C
For this reason it's just easier to buy replacement wheels from K2 or Rollerblade when possible. I'm from Canada so it's a bit of a hassle as well.
The way to be sure is to measure the length in mm from the one inside of your chasis to the other and then measure the wheels width and make sure they are the same. I returned my pair and I can't find the width online so I cant provide it here or I would have, sorry.
Hope that helps man! Best of luck finding some good wheels. Please let me know how you make out. -Jamie
So I know how to skate but I feel like with these my feet either bend inward? Does anyone else have the same experience?!
That has a bit to do with how tight you do them up, how strong your ankles are and the angle that the chasis is mounted. Be super careful with that, I have a pair that make my feet bend inward like that and skating in them is really hard on my knees.
I have the same issue
I just bought these bc i wanna get into rollerblading. But im broke atm so i could only afford these so what are some great wheels i can buy later?
Nothing wrong with saving money and great choice getting into blading! I also like saving money. Here are the cheapest wheels that work the best you can find them from rollerblade or sometimes on Amazon. Be careful with Amazon sometimes they are knock offs and don’t last as long: Rollerblade Performance 80mm 82A Replacement Inline Skate Wheels & Bearings (SG7) REVIEW
th-cam.com/video/Gd3g0stctYE/w-d-xo.html
Hope that helps! Any other questions feel free to ask!
I just bought a pair on Amazon used like new for $26. I'm a little worried now lol. Oh well if i gotta buy new wheels so be it
For $26 dollars you can't go wrong! What a deal! Exactly, just put some new wheels on and BAM you have a decent pair of skates for shoulder season use so you don't beat up your expensive K2's.
I"m just trying to go 2mph in them lol. They were the only skates available at Academy Sports in my size. Couldn't you just update the wheels to something better?
Absolutely you can and should! I think with even rollerblade 82a replacement wheels these would be so much better
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer which wheel numbers are good though? Or rather which wheels should I look for?
@@simply_the_dev7588 I’d go for 82a, best hardness all around multi-purpose. Any bearings will do when you’re first starting out
I got these from my friend, I have a pronation problem is it the boots or it’s just me being a beginner ?
It’s probably from the boots. They aren’t very good on this model
What do you think of the Rollerblade RB Cruiser Unisex Adult Fitness Inline Skate, Black/Neon Yellow, Urban Performance Inline Skates, I hope you would do a review on them. Thanks
Hey brother! The cruisers look like they would be awesome for getting into the trick side of skating, good for jumps and hops and super hard carving. Quite a few people seem to get away with using them as fitness skates as well, although the hard boots don't work for me at all in that regard. I find my feet get super hot and they feel uncomfortable after 40 mins but that might just be me. I haven't tried these cruisers but they look like the same boot as the Maxxum Edge 125 and those were so painful. If I can find a pair I'll do a review for sure! Thank you for the comment and suggestion
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer I was just curious as was thinking about them for a second pair of skates but may just get another macroblade 80's
As I want to do about 8KM per day.
@@Elkins24 it's a really good idea to have 2 pairs, each that fit and feel slightly different if you plan on skating every day. Just an easy way to circumvent overuse things that might crop up.
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer Was just going by one of your videos where you mentioned instead of purchasing the very expensive skates you would have just purchased a second pair of macroblade 80's.
thanks man
Happy to help! Thank you for commenting
Do you recommend these for a beginner? I can't find the Zetrablades or macroblade
They would work for a beginner for sure. Just be aware that the wheels will not last long. Have a good one!
dude i litteraly cant even change the wheels on my pair of these
Seriously?! What happened? Did the screws strip?
That is incredibly disappointing to hear but not surprising considering the super cheap materials used. I hope you can get your money back
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer i basically use the Alan head or whatever it's called to turn the thing and it just doesn't turn enough to come off
@@mouldygrub3359 You need to use another allen wrench on the other side
informative video. Bought these to get back into street hockey.. Just like you said not bad skate but the wheels are atrocious
Thank you for your comment! Yeah it’s too bad about the wheels. I put a better set on mine and what a difference
Do you recommend any skates for a 280lb woman?
I think these would work for that weight! I'm pretty heavy myself! (230lb)
50-80 for new wheels shit man they're $20-30 here for an 8 pack of 80mm 82A ones from your other video
Doesn't surprise me, everything in Canada is triple the cost. Our government wants to break us 🤦
Where'd you find these ones?
Sport Chek website has them right now in mens and womens. Unfortunately the sale has passed and they are $100 now. Don't forget about the wheels if you buy them. Thanks and have a good one!
Can you take out the liner?
If not how do I wash them
Unfortunately not. I tried, it wrecked them. I guess you have to use a spray or powder or something. Not cool.
Alright thank you, and also that’s about the fastest response I’ve gotten from a TH-camr
Sorry I don’t have better news for you.
I care about this! 🤝
I bought a set of wheels of amazon that did the exact same thing. Handful of skates and they were nackered. $20 down the drain. Thanks for nothing bezos
I've been had a couple times with wheels as well. One needs to read the reviews carefully!
I don't know what to get anymore... and I can't spend hundred(s)
I hear you on that! Try the macroblade 80, best economical skate for the money imo.
What wheels you recommend?
For these I would use the 80mm replacement wheels from Rollerblade they are pretty decent and super affordable. I can send you a link if you like! If you're in Canada get them from Sport Check they're the best price.
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This one’s really suck!!!! I’m sorry but I bough them for me and my wife and it seems like the wheels don’t line up with the foot so when you try to skate the go under bending the ankle inward and if you have hard ankles the boot will shift because the foot is looking for suppression where there’s none. Sorry I should have researched more before buying 😅. I don’t know how they allow this scam of skates to be sold.
Omg that’s BRUTAL!!!
I have the same issue with them
Oh perfect another model in the mix. Like, just make one solid good model and stop confusing everyone good Christ
I know, right?
That's enough rollerblades
There are a lot of models to choose from!
I can get decent wheels for cheaper. For recreational skate that is.
Sweet!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer ain't nobody buying $80 wheels unless they compete :p
@@kishascape touche! You mean $80 per wheel or per set? $80 per set ain't too bad for decent ones! Please drop a link to the best ones! Thank you
you should stop buying rollerblades and start investing in pet spiders :)
It will have to be both :)
Dang too bad about the wheels
For sure! Otherwise its a decent skate considering the price
This is the worst inline skate Rollerblade brand made.... Don't.
I would have to agree with you. For not much more money you can get WAY better skates that will actually be comfortable and last.
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer agreed, a K2 or the Dutch brand Nijdam would be way better for same price or cheaper.... As for me myself, I'm a rollerblade brand user and my favorite blade I use lately is Twister XT endless 90 ES 90mm hydrogen wheels and you?
@@nickyjam770 nice! Hydrogen are fast!!
My favorite pair of rollerblades is the macroblade 100 3wd and favorite K2 skates are the VO2 s100.
Great to meet you! Happy skating!!
@@TheLastHonestInfluencer happy skating brother, subscribed.
Lol garbage wheels lol
it's the truth!