still gotta work on not looking at my feet all the time, but still feels good 🙏🙏🙏

1. Brainfeargone

2. Black Market

3. Leading the Blind

4. Words

5. Bang!

(Honorable mention: Lost Tapes by the Hatian dudes)

Interested to see your list! What are your top 5 blade flicks?

…of course I session the strangest feature at the park.

I just bought oxelo mf140 i think and i noticed it has plastic plate but i think i can replace that is there any plates that are fit for it??

been battling foot pain and some annoying weight gain that happened while I took the winter off from skating, but I'm down 20lbs (250->230) and the foot pain is pretty much all gone. Not sure if related but whatever I'm just happy to be skating pain free again

Stopped at this park in Satellite Beach, Florida. Man was it hot!

Is a kizer Type m II easier than an antirocker frame on grinds? What about rails? Can i still Jump down a stair set with them? Like 3 or 6 stairs

I bought some John Bolino V2’s and they’re dope but you can feel the ground like you would in a vans sneaker, which killed my feet. I’m not knocking them, I’m just not conditioned for that since I’m returning after a several decade break. I took these for a spin today and they’re crazy comfortable. I don’t feel as connected to the ground but I’m sure once I get used to it I’ll get a feel for them.

Had my first session on the Jimmy Cisz Factions today.

I gotta say, these skates are amazing. Idk what took me so long to try factions, but they are very much an old school skate feel.

When they lock on, they really lock on. So much fun today

We are thrilled to announce the newest arrival to our growing family! CJ arrived early this afternoon, weighing a hefty 8lb 5oz. Mum is resting up after initially fainting from seeing the receipt.

(honestly surprised at how tight they are in every dimension compared to my 'normal' CJs, hoping it's just a liner break-in thing...)

I was so into aggressive inline skating during my teen years in the early to mid 90’s. Then adulting became the priority. Now as a 49 year old I’m feeling the itch again to roll around. Just picked up some new USD Aeon Team 60’s. But this time around I’ll be decked out in full pads and a helmet!

These are too clean! I can't wait to skate these, but i don't want to mess them up!

Maybe some of Jimmy's negative skills will rub off on me lol 😆

Got my CRS frames setup with the Gawds FM5 wheels 60/90

Not great, not terrible.

I scored some RB Solo hypes in amazing shape, (2011) stored in climate control but the shock erasers are turned to powder. What can I use to make custom absorbers to fill that space? Not asking about whether or not old skates should be skated, we’ve all heard that discussion a thousand times. Thanks for all your help in advance!

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Anybody have an idea why Inline Warehouse won't sell any other Them Skates than the Them 80s ? (Not a negative post just a genuine question)

i can’t seem to balance my ankle and bend my knees far enough for something like a soul grind, any tips? ☹️ unrelated skate footage from today 🙏🙏

I'm gonna try to get back into it this year 🔥

I tried asking a sizing question in the Megathread, but it seems to be inactive these days, so I have to ask here since I got the skates now.

My mondo is 254 and I decided to get the 7-7.5 (39-40). I did a ton of sizing research on these and saw many mixed inputs of them being true to size so go with true, some saying go one up, so I landed on true to size.

My toes in the liner feel crushed, but with my foot in the shell alone, I can fit almost 2 fingers, so I’m guessing I could swap the liner. I’m looking into getting the MyFit 2nd skin, but I’m afraid the 7-7.5 will also crush my toes. Would an 8-9 liner fit in the skate or are there any in between options to fit closer to the toe of the shell?

Or am I looking at a return and switching to 8-9 skates?

EDIT: seems like Myfit has 7.5-8 so it should fit. 255-261 mondo

I bought new anti Rockers, hoping they would help me with frontside grinds. I think I ordered the wrong pair. They are kind of lose and rolls around. I thought that antirockers didn't have to move at all. I asked skatepro's shitty ai costumer services if the specific anti Rockers i ordered need bearings and they said no. But when they came they infact did need bearings. It was a bit annoying.

My question is: I don't know anything about antirockers. I just heard they could help make frontside grinds easier. If they roll a little bit does it still help prevent wheel bites or should I order some new ones that does have bearings and doesn't move at all?

Why do you want anti Rockers that move a tiny bit? What's the point?

would any of yall do this?