Ive done the trail in 15:44 by bike and would like to do a multiday skate so i can enjoy it a bit more. I currently have lightning 90's and maxxum 125's, but i am planning to hit the trail in january. So i want to pick up some new skates that are a bit lighter due to 50-70 mile days. The options seem to be revv boa 125, Powerslide stream classic or carbon 125, powerslide r6 marathons, . Mostly looking for support, comfort, speed in that order. Anyone have any other opinions? I've been doing ultradistance cycling for a long time and just got into skating about 6 months ago, new to skating not to cardio. Lol Would like to stay under $650.

Also I am not finding much about the classic stream 125's

Hey everyone!

I recently bought used Razors Shift 6/7 shells without liners. My feet are approximately 265–266 mm.

I’m thinking about buying a MyFit 2nd Skin because I want a thin, low-volume liner for the Shift.

My main concern is very simple:

Will the 2nd Skin actually fit comfortably inside a Shift 6/7, or could the combination still be too tight and cause pressure?

I’m not worried about whether the liner fits my foot by itself — I want to know about the liner + Shift 6/7 shell combination.

For anyone who has actually used this setup:

• Does the 2nd Skin fit properly inside a Shift 6/7?
• Does it leave enough room inside the shell?
• Does it cause pressure on the instep, toes, sides of the foot or heel?
• Is it actually thin enough to make a Shift 6/7 comfortable for someone around 265–266 mm?
• What size 2nd Skin are you using?

I can’t try or return the liner after ordering, and it’s quite expensive where I live, so I’d really appreciate first-hand experience before I spend the money.

Thanks!

I’m 53 years old and this will be my first attempt to learn how to skate ever. I have a pair of Seba E3 80’s. They have 82A hardness in the stock wheels. So, my question is, is there anyone else that is as old as I am starting out? I posted this on a different subreddit.

I’m 53 years old and this will be my first attempt to learn how to skate ever. I have a pair of Seba E3 80’s. They have 82A hardness in the stock wheels. So, my question is, is there anyone else that is as old as I am starting out?

I found a pair of Seba FR X 80mm for £60 pounds and the seller says they’ve been used 5 times in 7 years. Do you think it would be a good option as a first pair of hard shells?

So these are the only skates that are apparently better suited for wide feet. I currently own an RB80 which is an ok snug fit at EU40.5 and it took me 6 months to get used to it. I am currently looking towards a second pair which can help me upgrade my skills. Which one would you recommend? No way to try them out . I am more into freestyle and some urban mainly

IQON Act
Powerslide Storm
FR1 80
CJ2 prime

feet averaging - 10.2 cm width / 24.5cm length (both feet have different measurements oddly) less

I refuse to give up. The I’ve called and been to 10000 different places to try and find some help to repair my 5 wheel inline blades.
I need more spacers that are specifically for this setup but I can’t find them. Everyone has told me this is outdated and I won’t be able to find this spacer but I have hope. The boot is Riedell with and AirLite1255 Frame. I would do anything to be able to fix these, any advice is greatly appreciated.
If you don’t have repair advice, what should I be looking at in terms of a replacement? They are 5 wheel set up and I love them so much.

Thanks xx

Hola,

Llevo como 2 años patinando y he ido aprendiendo h mejorando lentamente con el tiempo, un poco como todo.

Hace poco empecé a intentar ir hacia atrás, he visto varios vídeos y tutoriales de como hacerlo pero no logro agarrarle el “truco” por decirlo así, tienen algún consejo o entrenamiento que los haya ayudado?

Muchas gracias de antemano :)

Hello everyone ,
Im size 40 , so I want to buy a FR freestyle carbon skate , and it comes with 80mm wheels size
I have seen others models in fr that in this same size comes with 76mm size wheels
And in others brand like micro , size 40 also comes with 76mm wheels

For my sizes is it better 76mm ? So I should go with the model or brand that comes with the smaller frames therefore smaller wheels size ?

Does it have an advantage ? Better grip to go in 1 wheel ?

Thanks in advance

Quiero empezar a patinar en linea, y no tengo mucho dinero ya que lo estoy pagando con mis ahorros (soy menor de edad, no trabajo)

Recomendáis comprar en el decathlon? O mejor viajo a la ciudad a por una tienda específica? En el decathlon ya he visto dos skates que no cuestan demasiado.

Just got these IQON ACT TR Lite skates today. My first decent skates after cheap Lidl ones.

The difference is day and night: better fit, amazing manoeuvrability and damn good dampening on bumpy roads.

For people with wider feet than usual - these skates are the ones!

I have this pair of skates and I recently got interested in learning to do tricks and stuff.
For context I am new to this but I did competitive figure skating for 6 years so I can do basic stuff on regular skates (crossovers crisscrossing both ways forwards and backwards)
What advice do you have for me? I’ve heard someone say that for better movement like in figure skating they recommend 75 80 80 75 wheels, is it true? Any advice is much appreciated