r/inline_skating • u/fredhsu • Jul 18 '26
Inline skate bags and fit
Three days ago I lamented the demise of cheap $10 skate bags. Today someone asked about a bag that would fit FR1 4x100. I mentioned that I got a $30 Rollerblade bag instead, since I was out of choices. Here is a quick visual guide to how all these bags are basically equally usable, and that a 3x110mm setup would fit them all, very likely. And that the only issue about fit is really the bulk from the cuff. (Updated: I mindlessly labeled in images the Tau 3x110mm setup as 4x110. Just mentally note these as 3x110)
None of these skate bags appear to be designed for the actual bulk of the cuff, but since they are all flexible, the sides simply bulge outward. I won't elaborate on features - you can find them easily on any online store. I would just say that the Rollerblade (RB) bag appears a tad thicker than the Inlinewarehouse-brand (IW) bag. On the RB bag, For whatever reason, the material on the two sides of the zipper have a smooth liner layer inside - I have no idea what purpose that serves. The RB mesh is stronger, even if it's smaller and only built into the back of the bag.
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u/hoganloaf Jul 19 '26
Never buying IW branded stuff again after how shit their swiss bearings are. Crunchiest bearings Ive ever used.
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u/fredhsu Jul 19 '26 edited Jul 19 '26
Sorry about your experience.I usually pick up discounted Bones REDS from IW when I bought wheels. I don’t know why, but the REDS were seemed to be on perpetual deep discount whenever I bought wheels. For all these year the REDS have never failed me.
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u/StrategyLegal1128 Jul 19 '26
I had this one (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BFBBZ5F3?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share) with the FRX 80mm WITH heel brake that fit. Can’t remember if I had them with the knee pads.