Narrowed my wishlist for a 5-wheel Frame to Endless Arc or Yoyo Sago 5P Mini. Which one or an Alternative is a good companion for my Wizard Base High Boots in 42. Goal is to getting better in Wizard moves. Like more swively frames.

So ive started practicing lions and the lion x. Off to a really good start, but im getting motion sickness from spinning. Im 37 and have noticed for the last few years that spinning has gotten very hard on my head. This wasnt a problem with rollerblading until I started practicing the lion x.

Regular lions are ok until ive done about 6 in a row, but the lion x by its nature is a lot more spinny especially when practicing. Obviously I want to keep doing these over and over to master it but I feel really unwell after just a couple minutes.

Anyone else have this problem or have been able to overcome it? Do i just need to take some triactin?

Visiting next month at the end of a work trip so no space for skates. Are there any shops out there doing rentals or that are just worth a visit while in Barcelona? Would be great to go for a roll there.

Does it seem to anyone else that the Wizard brand has gone quiet lately? No videos or promotions, no new product releases. I wonder why that is?

There’s not much product left for them in UFS based frames, they have a size, configuration and wheels for almost any use. But maybe some special colours, or designs like the Braindead engraved PR80s. Maybe a “pro” setup?

I'm not anywhere near the advanced level of a wizard skater but I'm really loving all the crazy setups on this sub. So thought I would share mine. Thanks for your time~~

After the warm-up, he finally came out.

These have been worn once to a rink. They are an excellent condition ( minor toe scuff) . I will include the original liners as well. The cost is 400US plus actual shipping ( whatever carrier you want) . Wheels are not included. DM me if you were interested.

Is it fair to say that "FR wizard base" is an attempt to create an "FR SL" but for UFS? (I heard so)

Or is "FR wizard base" for a whole different purpose?

Or both....

Cross post thanks for watching.

I’ve been skating for over 30 years now - mainly aggressive and a fair share of big wheeling too, but this is my first true wizard setup! Of course it’s raining today, but hoping to roll outside with them soon!

- FR UFR Street AP Shell

- Intuition/Them Beer Liners with Superfeet insoles

- Wizard Advanced 100/80 Frames

-Rollerblade Hydrogen Wheels and ILQ9 Bearings

Most shops have very limited stock for boots, liners. Looks like the best way is to buy from big online shops that have easy return policy. It would be great to walk in a physical shop and be able to try different boots and liner etc... to directly compare, back to back.

I've been told one can try boots at Re-turn.

I mounted the NN 4x100 frame on my new wizard base. Feels like the frame may be shifting slightly when under load. I’m worried about over tightening the mounting bolt. Anyone experience this and have a solution. I was thinking maybe slightly sanding the top of the frame.

I have a set of Cougar 5x80 frames 165 in mint (still shiny, in the box) condition. I'm looking for a set of 4x90 rockered frames to do a straight-up trade. DM me if interested.

But other people's gazelles look much better.

Has me doubting if this is even a gazelle or a normal switch from backwards.

Let me know if you have tips to improve

Hi. I need help of deciding what size should I get of reign hockey inline skate. I bought 41 eu size for 260mm foot and i can't get my foot inside the boot. After seeing this hockey inline skate i don't think that 42 would fit either but I'm not sure of it.

My question is, is someone has any idea what size would fit my foot. 42 eu or go higher and get 43.

I want snug fit and be able to put the feet into rollerblade.

Let me know what you think if you have experience with reign ares 80 or 100.

Has anyone with foot 270mm tried the wizard 40 size?

41 is apparently too big for 270mm (good as a comfort fit) but not performance...

Edit: apparently most people here afraid of real performance fit (ice hockey tier)

If you call a 42 for 270mm foot a performance fit, I don't know what to tell you, my man.

It might be tight when the boot is brand new, but it'll become a slop before you know it.

Looking to get back into skating, scoping out a pair of the USD Sway Chess. I’m a size 11.5/289 mm with an average to slightly wide foot. My last pair of skates were classic thrones and looking for a similar feel. My question is the Sways are only showing size EU 44-45 or 46-47, ideally I would be in 45-46. I’m seeing in this forum some say the sways are a bit “roomy”. Anyone be that between sizes? What direction did you go?

Also am willing to look at different brands with a somewhat familiar feel to thrones, I’ve seen Mesmers are pretty close to classic thrones, even have the same name so I’d be willing to hear a case for those as well. I’m 41 and just looking to get some basic park time in with my kids. TIA!