Flying on City Hills - Inline Skating City Flow Skate 

That’s awesome, welcome to the community! I have a feeling you’ll look back shortly and wonder why you thought things were so hard. But that’s also totally normal. Learning to skate confidently on various surfaces doesn’t just happens automatically. Keep pushing yourself to improve, but never let it stop being fun and stay close to your limits to avoid injury or accidents. If you’re having fun, nobody can tell you you’re doing it wrong. Happy skating :)

Thanks! Skating together would be great. I would definitely let you know if I ever find myself going to Belgium.

@@rerollinginline It would be awesome to see you guys take on either location.

Same😎

Me too, haha!

@Radek top speed is probably about 25mph going downhill. If I’m just cruising around flat, anywhere from like 12mph to 18mph probably.

Do 'em! Honestly, I'm here because I found Bill Stoppard's channel. Never skated outside of pickup roller street hockey as a kid. After 22 years off skates, at the age of 38, I threw my skates on to just have some fun and shoot around the rink one day. Felt amazing, but then I found Bill's channel, decided to try urban skating and now here I am. One goal of the channel is just to get more skate videos out there for people to see. I'm trying to pay forward the inspiration I got from Bill.

@@rerollinginline crazy, all I did was play street hockey as a kid aswell haha 👍👍

Thank you so much, I appreciate the support!

I'm glad you like 'em.

Amazing, I love hearing comments like these! I was inspired in the same way, which is one of the reasons I’m here. Skating has been amazing for me.

Yeah, I wasn't even expecting 100 subs on this channel, but here we are. Appreciate the support, thanks!

Totally agree about head movement. I respect the city environment because it’s inherently dangerous. However, if you focus on awareness, I find you can mitigate a large amount of risk. People have asked if I’m scared of getting hit by a car or something, but I don’t think they realize how careful I’m actually being. There’s a lot of footage I capture that doesn’t make it into the videos because I have to yield my line to traffic, pedestrians etc. and it’s just not as interesting. And of course the reason I yield is because I’m paying attention and avoiding problems ahead of time. What does make it into the videos are the lines where I’m free and open. I think when I’m sprinting down a street in the center of a major city, it might seem reckless, but it’s really not. I’ve thought about doing a video on safety and the stuff I do to try to keep myself safe the city.

Truly appreciate the kind words and support. Thank you 🙏

Thanks so much for the support! I've been meaning to play a little more with camera angles and perspectives. Since this is a 360 cam, I actually have the forward-facing perspective as well, I just usually don't export it reframed in that way.

@@rerollinginline You are great greetings from Spain! Barcelona! :D

Thanks! Yeah the bit where I'm going the fastest was just a dream. Super smooth, a nice downhill and I caught some green lights.

Glad you liked it!

Thanks so much, glad you liked it and the music!

Yes, I love seeing this kind of comment. I’m the same, hence “Rerolling”. I never did any urban or city skating before I started this channel, but I was inspired by other channels!

Thanks! I'm glad with how this one came together. One of my favorites.

I hadn't skated in 22 years when I came back and started this channel. I had only played pickup street roller hockey on skates. Never tried urban skating and didn't even know you could slide on skates, on asphalt. This past 1.5 years I've been back and doing this channel has been immensely fun. I've learned a lot and improved my skating too. A very healthy activity for me, both physically and mentally.

Thanks!

Thanks as always for watching 🙏

Thank you!

Thanks for the support! I’ve got a some triskate stuff coming up.

Thanks! I’ve only got the one boot: FR1 Deluxe Intuition, but my favorite frames are my Endless 90, in the 4x90 rockered configuration. Just a great all around setup, especially in the city.

@@rerollinginline Thanks for the reply ! I got next 80 boots, I actually bought new wheels for them since the originals were 88A. I got a 86A since they didn't have 85A, right after I was thinking that i could of gotten a 90mm wheels since i can use them on the next 80 frame i think. Also i thought I would like to buy myself the endless frame but the trinity mounting one, but since I'm refreshing my basic rollerblading skills I guess I'll just practice on this setup for now :d

Haha, nice. Glad you got out. It was raining all day where I live yesterday, but I got a good city session in the day before.

@@rerollinginline Trying to get out there as much as I can! it's almost July already, summer is going by fast!

Thanks for the support!

Estou feliz que tenha gostado deles!

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In this video I'm riding 4x90mm, which is my personal favorite for the kind of skating you see in this video. I've also done 4x100mm and 5x80mm. They all have their strengths and weaknesses, but it really all comes down to personal preference. You have to just try different things and see what you like. The only skates I've used are these FR skates, and they've served me well. I don't have any real complaints, but I also don't have anything to compare them to.

@@rerollinginline Thank you for the detailed answer. I will also go for FR skates. Thanks for the videos ✌🏻 Skating is a great balance and hobby!

I have a Garmin watch with wrist-based heart rate monitoring, but that's obviously not synced up with my camera. Sadly it would probably be more work than it's worth to align that data.

@@rerollinginline I know that Garmin watches have heart rate broadcast feature, but I am sure camera has to have a support for this to get data automatically. Will have a look, as for curious now.

Thanks for watching and commenting

Thanks for the support, I appreciate it! My city skating videos are in the city of Philadelphia in the US.

I have a great time on the 100s, but I prefer the 90s for my style of skating and my foot length (265mm).

If you can decide which is better, that just means you’ve got two great options!

In this video I've got Rollerblade Hydrogen wheels. 90mm and 85A hardness. Sliding takes some time to get used to, but it's like anything - each time you do it, it gets a tiny bit easier. I was shocked to learn people could even slide on rollerblade wheels when I came back to skating.

Not sure why skating backwards is so fun, but it is.

@@rerollinginline It is! I couldn’t tell you why either, but I like your technique!

Thanks, glad you like it! That's not a bad idea at all. A lot of the stuff I use for my videos are from playlists I already have on Spotify that I listen to regularly at work and such.

I use the "mohawk" transition. I think it's the safest and most stable at high speeds. There are probably many tutorials out there. Even if you learn it, it may take a while before you're comfortable at speed, so stay safe! I think I got good at transitions because I learned to skate from playing hockey as a kid and you're constantly changing between forwards and backwards in hockey.

Thanks. I'm not sure exactly what I'd get a ticket for. I do go through red lights if it's safe, and I there may be laws against using skates on sidewalks. Honestly though, I try to be as respectful as possible when I'm skating and stay out of people's way.

Hey thanks for watching! Nice to hear from another skater in the area. Shoot me an email at rerolling.inline@gmail.com so we can chat!

The wrist guards are 187 Killer Pads. The knee pads, I actually don't like and wouldn't recommend. They're slim, but they're cheap and not as protective as I'd like. I've had them slide down during a fall and still get road rash. I honestly don't really have any recommendations for knee pads. I also have a set of 187 Killer knee pads, which are definitely more protective and better quality, but also bulkier. You'll always have to find the point on the scale between bulky/protective or slim/not as protective.

These wheels are 85A Rollerblade Hydrogen wheels. Sliding is more about technique than urethane compound. Some wheels may slide easier than others, but once you learn the technique you should have no problem with different wheels. I have also used 86A Undercover Team Blank wheels, which do slide easier than these Hydrogens, but I know how to adjust for the wheels I’m on since I’ve practiced so much and have the skills now. You have to remember that these wheels aren’t designed to just lose traction and slide, otherwise rollerblading would be much more dangerous, lol. So it’s about getting the wheels in the correct position. Sliding takes time to learn, for sure. But like anything, if you practice properly you will continue to improve.

These are FR1 Deluxe Intuition with Endless 90 frames. I don't do much grass riding with them, but if the grass is hard it's not so bad.

Most of my sessions are in the suburbs, where I live as well. These city sessions are on weekends when I have more time. Philly is at least 30 mins from me, so it takes a while to get there, park, skate and get home. I'm still not complaining though. There are some more city-like towns in the burbs I'll skate as well. Some of my older videos are from those areas.

I don't pay for the music, but RU-vid detects it in the video and flags it with a "copyright claim". They know I'm using the music and allow me to keep the video, but I can't monetize it. They may also run ads, but the ad money goes to the musicians, not me. So in a way I'm "paying" to use it by forfeiting any kind of money I could otherwise make if I used royalty-free music. I just can't stand the royalty free stuff. So if monetizing your channel is something you want to do, you should stay away from licensed music. Also keep in mind that either the artists or RU-vid could change how they want it to work at any time. I'm at their mercy. Obviously to me, having the music is more important than making money.

@@rerollinginline thanks for taking the time to reply. Your videos have inspired me to start doing something similar. I like in a beautiful city (Valencia, Spain) the perspective you capture with the 360 is unbelievable.

FR Twincam MW9 Titalium. They’re the ones that came with my skates. sgsports.shop/products/fr-twincam-mw9-titalium-freeride-bearings-x-16

@@rerollinginline Ok, thank you for the quick reply!

I’ve really only used Rollerblade Hydrogen (85A hardness) and Undercover Team Blank (86A hardness) and I think both are great. In this video, I’m using Hydrogens.

Insta360 ONE R Twin Edition on a selfie stick

@@rabkido2011 Asi mismo es.

That is a good question, but as always it depends. When i skate with 4x90 (which are only 85, due to wear) my average speed on longer distances is around 25kph. But as soon as the asphalt gets worse and i have to face head wind the speed drops to 20kph.

360 cam on a selfie stick. Gear is listed in the video description.

My gear is in the video description.

I do! only I don't crank it so I can hear what's goin on around me.

Lol same but i put it all the way up 😂🤣

@@hammz07 music and blading is therapy!

My only problem is that the wind is so noisy. Under influence of endorphine while skating i tend to turn the volume too high. What head phones are you guys using, in ears or over ears?

@@freshasadaisy4782 I just use some wired AKG earbuds that came with my samsung galaxy phone. they've gotten pretty beat up so I'm not opting for expensive earbuds.

Out of curiosity: do you not like the music choices, just prefer skate sounds or both? If I were to post versions without music, I'd probably just make them all unlisted and throw them in a playlist. I don't want tow versions of every video I upload competing with each other or confusing viewers.

@@rerollinginline maaf aku tidak bisa bahasa inggris, jadi maksudku aku suka semua videomu dan aku suka musik, tapi aku minta agar kamu memposting 1 video yang tidak menggunakan musik jadi real suara sepatu rodanya, itu pun kalau bisa, terimakasi🥰🥰🥰🥰

aku ingin mendengar suara sepatu roda mu, suara kota, mobil, motor orang-orang saat kamu sedang bersepatu roda

Not yet!

Lol, I'm not very good with heights so I'd make a terrible bird. I like flying at ground level.