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Nice information! Hi Pascal, which frame would you suggest for a beginner - longer or shorter? A 3x or a 4x? Which one - 3x110 11.2" or 4x110 13.2"? I am 177cm with a foot size EU43.
@@sportslover454 4 is lower andmore stable....3X is faster for less energy and easier to turn .... best is to get 3X125 frame and put 3X110 on it... so you an upgrade easily after you progress..
Merci pour toutes ces vidéos que je visionne régulièrement pour améliorer ma technique et pour mon plaisir. Cependant j'ai une question. Je m'entraine 3 à 4 fois par semaine en alternant sorties longues et séances spécifiques en 4x110 depuis de nombreuses années sur route. Je souhaiterais me monter une paire en 3x125. Est-ce que ma paire de boots rollerblade racemachine noir et blanc de 2009 pourrait-être montée avec la platine powerblade ou est-ce que la roue centrale ne passera pas? Merci. Sportivement.
fredlc07 marwe700xc bonjour normalement Ca passera il ne doit pas y avoir de soucis... en cas de doute envoyer moi une photo de vos patin sur Instagram @pascalbriand1976
Yes you will find 3 kinds of mounting system in general : trinity, 195 and 165 ... as long as it’s the same with shoes and frame to are good to go in all cases.
exactly Edward, foot size need to be considered as the height of the skater also. The taller you are the easier its gonna be to cross with long frame compare to a shorter person... Footsize help to i think but less than being tall... big foot make it easier to find the grip and the pressure i think... anyway, even if you have big foot but your high is lets say 165cm...is gonna be ahrder to cross with a 13"2 than with a 12"6... and the difference is big...
Cool that's good to know, looking to buy a 3x125mm frame and this info is very helpful and not something others have talked/written about about. Thanks again!
I have seen frames where the front and rear mount are at same height, and frames where the rear mount is higher than the front mount. Which one to prefer?
Do you have any videos or advice for a 4x110 frame? I'm finally getting some custom skates and I can't find any good info anywhere. I'm 6'1". What size frame do you recommend especially if I'm learning double push? What's the shortest frame they make for a 4x110 - 13.0"? Thanks.
Knockout Artist almost all 4x110 are the same size 13.25 or 13.3 so it’s not difference. My favorite is the xxx from powerslide. Eoskates do good in carbon also and rb have a nice design and specs also even if done in 6000 aluminium.
Dan Flanagan not only for double push but for edge to edge in general ... little bit like if frame is thin you have less chance to get the control and it will fall on the side faster kind of
Dan Flanagan depend of you proprioceptive capacity and stability... xxx one is the best compromise for me... rb and eo is wider for exemple and bont is thinner... also some are wide in front and thin behind ... tricky ;-)
Oups no i mistake it with another video ansWer ahaha this frame is a Chinese frame call seagull. Made from one block but with Alu 6000 so not as good as it could be
Thales Ferreira really depend of carbon frame. I mainly trust only eo for’carbon frame so far ... they can make different stiffness with make it similar to any stiff 7000 aluminum (stiffness of Ali frame depend also of number and size of bridge inside the frame (except cadomotus which is different system))
Hi, Would it be better for an indoor skater of short height with small feet to have a shorter frame? I'm 157 cm with a boot size US 4 or Euro 36. And I'm an adult so I'm not growing anymore. I'm on 12.8 length with a 4x100 set up and am having trouble with maneuverability. I appreciate any feedback :)
Holly Grubbs hi... normally is quite the standard of maneuverability... but of course shorter frame will in this. But for indoor you will loose stability I think cause you probably go at quite good speed. I know adult skater from your size and sad foot size who skate on 12 »8 still. It require extra effort to control them. 12’4 can help and bring you more speed leg with still a 12’4 frame... it would be good only if you can’t progress anymore also in power I think. If you think you can still improve your power I suggest you keep 12’8 and work hard on your mouvement quality around the hip to get enought space to make those 12’8 go good.
Hi Andreas, i think it's great idea....big wheels and high speed will bring the Equipment to a research of more stability...i think Trinity go in this direction (i suppose , i never test them) ... but theoricaly , i would say the insert and frame is wide so it should be very stable.... may be the edge to edge will become a bit slow...may be.... put i think the quality of the push is probably also increased... the weak point is may be the range of motion for the setting of the frame...but also for big wheels its less difficult... i hope i can test some very soon...
@@ThePascalbriand I am 1.86 and still don't know if a 12.8 frame is to short , should i get a 13 or 13.2 or would a carbon frame with a lower deck of 6 mm be enough ?
