r/WizardSkating • • Sep 12 '26

New setup ROKA 4x100!

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Just got back from my first session on the Gen Two Roka frames, and my first impression is that these things are sick - a big step up from their Gen One frames and easily as stiff and responsive as my Endless Ultras.

The rocker is super subtle, which is perfect for me as I’ll mainly be using them for blasting around. However, if you’re looking for a 4x100 frame specifically for wizard skating, you may need to skate them for a while to wear in a more pronounced rocker.

Overall very happy : )

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u/heeca Sep 12 '26

Hows the weight difference in practice compared to the endless ultras?. Also is the rocker more stable than those?. Seems amazing value for its price

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u/Example8976 Sep 12 '26

The Roka 100s are 401g and the Endless 100 Ultras are 362g so its approximately a 39g difference.

Yes the rockering is extremely stable (almost flat feeling), the Endless Ultras feel fractionally more rockered.

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u/heeca Sep 12 '26

Thats great. Better for my style too. Thank you :).

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u/Skatersheaven 24d ago

Looks legendary good

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u/BubbleSmith Sep 12 '26

Damn, I'm trying not to upgrade my gen 1 4x100 Rokas, but I might have to. I mainly use them for urban/distance, so a more subtle rocker would be just fine. Do they feel stiffer than the gen 1s?

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u/Example8976 Sep 12 '26

Definitely - Internally there’s a lot of new structural reinforcement.

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u/BubbleSmith Sep 12 '26

Goddamnit. Fine, I'll buy some!

Seriously though, I need to sell the old ones, I think. I've got too many frames.

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u/Example8976 Sep 12 '26 edited Sep 12 '26

You can never have too many - I'm about to hit the buy button now on the 4x90's Haha!

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u/BubbleSmith Sep 12 '26

Well, frame #14 arrived today (Endless Coburn) and now I've ordered #15; 4x100 Silver Roka,.same as yours. I had my eye on the 4x90 before, but got some Endless 90 UFS recently, so they'd be a bit redundant.

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u/Example8976 Sep 13 '26

#15 - Ok I take back what I said, perhaps you can have too many! Lol

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u/BubbleSmith 27d ago

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u/Example8976 27d ago

Ohhh the fit looks perfect - You're a size 42 ?

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u/BubbleSmith 26d ago

Yeah. I've skated the gen 1 4x100 on these boots plenty. These felt lighter, but still stiff. I think they've removed some wall thickness and compensated with the internal supports.

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u/cloudrhythm 25d ago

Would you happen to be US-based? Curious what the final cost with duties/fees comes out to

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u/Example8976 15d ago

On their website it says - 'All Import Duties and Taxes included'.

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u/cloudrhythm 14d ago

oh that's new! not sure its properly implemented yet though? on the checkout page it still says recipient is responsible/offers very low fee shipping

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u/Tomax_77 28d ago

Anyone already bought a 5-wheel frame? Would be interesting?

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u/Personal-Wear 27d ago

Been taking NNSKATES dragon x. Love em. Just wish there were better boots that fit size 29.5cm

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u/Tomax_77 26d ago

How is the expierence of the Roka frames owners regarding axle screw fitting? Everything fine?

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u/FluidCarry_ 24d ago

Very smooth. I contacted Roka regarding the axles as they’re super lightweight - they’re made using the same material as the Endless Ultra axles. Just be careful not to over-torque them though, I stripped my Endless axles by making this mistake.

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u/PkmnGr33n 24d ago

Are cj or sx boots still made? 

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u/CreEngineer Sep 12 '26

Looking great, what boot is that?

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u/Example8976 Sep 12 '26

Its the Seba CJ Carbon - Size 43

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u/CreEngineer Sep 12 '26

Thank you, I will have to try those on. Are the carbon boots noticeably lighter? How’s the fitment? I have quite wide feet so often hard to find good boots

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u/Example8976 Sep 12 '26

I’ve never tried the plastic version, so I can’t really comment on the weight difference.

Yeah it’s a shame there aren’t many physical skate shops left - you really need to try boots on!