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so good. thank you so much for this video. great info

Awesome video

for a beginner skater, (it's been 20years) i was in doubt to get the 243 or 275 frame. footsize 43. i wanted to go for the FRX (cause of budget) and it felt very moveable, but indeed a bit short so i can fall quicker. i didn't have the budget or option to get the FR1's for example. i did try (in store, so no room to roll a lot) some fitness(softboot) ones with the larger frame and 90mm wheels. and it had a lot of stability , felt safer. but harder to turn indeed. and a bit clumsy. i'll use them to roll around town, do some jumps/tricks bit of cruising. so i did buy the FRX 80mm yesterday, had no chance yet to go out and try sadly. but i hope i get used to the shorter frame , and i didn't make a big mistake.

Great video, as 27,5mmm foot and loving 4x100 rockered all way better that 4x80 for me and even more Stable that 4x90 flat :)

I think a good balance between maneuverability and stability is to have a wheelbase similar to your foot length. For me, that'd be 28.5cm. So a 4x90 would be a smaller, and a 4x100 would be bigger for me. If anyone made a 4 wheel frame with 90s in the middle and 100s on the ends, it'd be perfect. Same with 84s in the middle and 110s on the ends. Also, bigger wheels make toe and heel balancing easier, which is why some freestyle slalom skaters prefer 3x100 or 3x110 over 4x80 or 4x90.

What do you think is the best boot for wizard skating?

What would you recommend for an aggressive frame for a size EU36 boot? I'm at a loss. Looking for something rockerable (I'd love a slight banana rocker for maneuverability) but I've spent hours searching. Thanks for any insight!

I have a frame with 100mm×4 setup, is that good ?

Do you have a link for the cuff setup on your Next boot? I have the Next 90s stock setup and want to upgrade at least the buckles.

I just bought some Helium TIF with 289mm 4x84, it still feels a bit unstable. Should I go even longer, or just assume that I'm going to adapt skill wise. (193cm tall, 46 foot)

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So,, when applying all those info on my "foot lenght" (264 mm), the result will be 4x80 243mm frame for freeride skating.. OR do you think I'd better jump to 4x90? I'm still confused about the best frame length for my 1st skate.. What I need is a sweet spot between good speed, stability, maneuverability (not for slalom) and control,, beeing able to do some tricks and 180s and easy crossovers, and also on relatively rough surfaces..

What happens if I get a long wheelbase but with small wheels? Like... 273mm wheelbase (for 4x90mm) with 4x80mm wheels instead? Will that make speed more manageable?

Great video! Thanks. Would you say 4x100 is good frame for beginners? Or shall I stick to 4x80? I'm 195cm and 117kg. Foot size 30cm.

whats the setup at 5:55 ? is that maxxum edge with endless 4x100 hydrogen wheels?

What about 84mm?

If i have 46-47 and i’ll put there 243mm frame and 4x80mm it will have negative impact on my ride?

I put a them cuff into my next boot but there’s a large gap between the cuff and the back of the boot. What gives?

Different rocker types