My Inline Skating Setup (2017) 

The Alienschädel Danke! :D

It's been a long time since I go agressive skating! :o Thanks a lot man! :D

CountessIsolde What hardness do your wheels have?

MEGoid my wheels are 88a

CountessIsolde Are softer wheels better on aggressive skates or nah?

thanks man ;)

Hi! the real reason I had different hadness wheels was because I couldn't find all the wheels in the same hardness back then 😅! Nowadays I skate with 88A for my triskate setup, and 86A for my 4 wheeled setup! ( planning on trying 88A wheels for my 4 wheeled frames soon!)

MalvaZ thanks :D !

I will! haha!

hum no, I buy everything here in Paris :) I still haven't order any CIM skates from seba yet ( Seba does not make the High Light Carbon in CIM, they do the High Carbon, a different model :) ) I'm still waiting for them to let us do the CIM version of the iGoR 10's ! even narrower than the regular igors! nice setup man :) glad to see another skater using seba skates! :D Thank you!

But Seba produces the High Light Carbon as CIM Click on this link from ProSkaterPlace www.proskatersplace.com/english/seba-custom-skate-high-light-carbon-cim.html I have it made in orange white with orange seba deluxe frame :)

it's a mistake ^^" ... I've just checked the official Seba CIM website www.seba-cim.com/seba/ And we can see that the design of the high carbon, and High Light Carbon are different. the cuff is different, different liner ( Unimold design) , and the ventilation is different too.

The official Seba CIM page is not complete and up-to-date. There are now 110 different colors and materials, which you will not find on the official Seba CIM page, for example. Trust me, you can have the Seba high Light Carbon made as a CIM version. I have my skate built last summer. Contact ProSkatersPlace in Toronto to confirm my information. Or go directly to Seba in Paris :)

That's crazy @.@ ! :D

pcm1ke hey! the brand is Mr. Lacy ( the Flexie ones ), and you can find them on Amazon :) I wish all skates with several locking mechanisms could have elastic laces! haha

Thanks for the quick response! If you don't mind me asking, what length did you get? The longest (110cm)? Only asking because I'm not sure how stretchy they are and I have to order them from the U.K. as there doesn't appear to be any dealers in the US. Thanks again!

merci! courage! ça peut prendre un peu de temps, mais il ne faut pas se decourager! :D

Petros I'm curious to hear how you like the Kaze skates. They are on my short list of skates to buy next. Considering Seba fr1 310s as well.

Hi Tony, at the moment I have mixed feelings but I 'm sure they will become my favourite skates for years to come. They are beautiful, very good/solid quality, very fast and stable skates, and they worth every penny. Unfortunately I cant wear them for a few weeks now because on the first ride the right skate digged in the medial ankle, breaking the skin, making them impossible to wear until the wound heals and the skin naturally hardens. So, I 'm happy for the proper tight fit, but not so happy for having to wait many weeks until both skate and foot adapts.

I hope you will be able to skate again in the Kaze Skates. The Base of the Skates are Powerslide Vi wich tend to be a mess when it comes to Comfort. A online shop owner told me he got a third of the skates back from customers because of that.

Hans Kanns that doesn't bode well. I kind of heard that somewhere else, too. Maybe I'll be leaning more towards the Seba triskates. I'm also considering the flying eagle f7 with the supersonic frames. It's hard to decide when you can't try them out

Order the Skates and try them out with your own wheels. Good luck.

clray123 the High Light Carbon is very different compared to the FRX. the first is a freestyle skate and the other is a freeride skate. the High Light Carbon is much more precise, narrower and has a much better heel and toe lock. your feet do NOT move at all inside of your skates! the FRX has a great lock but the high light carbon is on another level :) they feel lighter, but to me, the real advantage the carbon offers is the stiffnes wich improves the power transfer! we can find really light skates ( talking about the boots only) but all the other parts "make" them heavy. plus, inline skating require sterdier skates than ice skating ( can we skate on different surfaces, do harder tricks ect) so they put more features in them, like abrassive pads, multiple carbon layers, heavy duty frames, bugger bolts ect. the super light skates arent know for being very durable, cause..to make them super light, they skip on these...features :o have to try that, but i put my shoes to take the subway, enter in stores ect :)

Thanks, that sounds intriguing... (At least here in Germany) you can enter subway/stores barefoot without problems (that's part of the fun).

gurtana yep, it has it :)

hey! :D well, I'd recomend urban skates, because they usually are very good all-around skates, plus, they are very customisable :) and the best I can suggest you for a low price, is the Seba FRX, trust me, i've own a pair of these ( still have them), and they are REALLY good! :D you'll defenitely have lots of fun with these!

First of all Merci pour réponde :D! but I have one more question :P Do you know a good place were I can buy my skates? And I live in Europe. :) And also keep on skating and making RU-vid vids. - Salutations de pays-bas

De enige echte DaanBanaan yes! I usually buy all my gear at www.nomadeshop.com :) thanks! :D

Hi Tiago I have ordered my inline skates :). I hope I can test them out this weekend! Thanks for the advice.

woah! awesome! what skates did you chose? :D

+Dmitriy Khavich Hey! Glad you like my content! if your feet are in the wider side, i recommend you the seba FR line. because the High Light are much more narrow :)

thank you so much for the info! i'll look into the FRs :)

Dávid Demeter nice! I've had mine...4 years ago :) they were the Razor Cult Street haha

Hey Tiago! Wow, agressive skates? And can I ask your opinion of Rollerblades? Why do you prefer SEBA? I kind of ordered my skates in a hurry, as I got very enthusiastic, and this Rollerblade model Twister 80 2017 seemed great for its price (bought it with a 20% discount), also I should mention that I have size 13 feet, so there wasn't much to choose from... :/

Btw, I'm getting to like this slalom thing very much, do I need to switch the center wheels to smaller size on all account or I can leave it as it is?

Why do I prefer Seba? hum first of all, my 3 favorite inline skate brands are Seba, Powerslide, and Flying Eagle ( very promising brand). Seba is a french brand, and I'm french too xD if you come here in Paris, you'll see that a LOT of skaters use Seba :) slalom? yeah, this dicipline is just amazing :D to do the rocker, you have to put smaller wheels on the front, and back of your skates ( wheel 1, and 4 ), we also call this the Banana setup ( cause of the shape of the rocker ^^ )

yeah, SEBA seems very fancy to me as well especially since you mentioned somewhere that they tend to have wider boots, and my Rollerblades are causing me some pain from the sides, so I reckon they are too tight for my feet...still, for now I gotta go with the Rollerblades, but next time when buying I surely will consider SEBAs! Thx for your reply!

goodmorningchap Hey! the Seba FR2's will be a very good choice compared to the K2's :) they will be much more enjoyable, help you improve faster, and they can do almost everything you want. the K2's are more limited.

get yourself some quality wheels with hardness adequate to your weight. I used to have to rotate my wheels after every session(stock wheels on cheap skates), I got myself some quality wheels, started breaking like crazy and still only rotate them after 3 or 4 sessions

Hummm It depends on what I do, there are days where I just do slides, so the wheels wear off quite fast, but most of the time, i prefer working on other types of tricks :3 I'm not the best example, when it comes to "when to change your wheels" because, sometimes i change my wheels, just because I want to put a different color combination xD haha, but I usually change my wheels when they are really worn out ( & get stuck in every crack lol)

good quality wheels last much longer , that's true :) ( I never rotate my wheels xD)

+Bavmorda Mid 90s skates? WOW! please do a video about them! I'm super curious! :D

hahaha SE... ba :D

John Keiffer carabiner?

Your "hook" for you skates @ 2:49

John Keiffer Jumbo carabiner or sometimes more commonly called stroller hooks, that should help you find them better.

It's written at 0:36

woah! thanks a lot! :D

James Mackey City Skater hehe :) Seba = Sebastien Laffargue, the owner of this brand. He used to be a world champion in freestyle skating in the early days ( where we used to skate with super heavy and enormeous skates) he decided to create his own brand with freestyle skating in mind :3

Tiago Inline Skater Nice! Thanks for replying. :)

James Mackey City Skater anytime! :3 waiting for your next video :)

Lee Chang Interesting question! Without the tech gear ( cameras, headphones, battery banc ect ect) I think this setup costs...around 850 € / 900$ :o

thank you! and your head phones are cool. loving the fact that you'd go for Marshall!!

Lee Chang Yeeeaaaah \(*^*)/ !

Martin Jacquemyns : strange, because the Fr1 are very good inline skate ! Good for slalom,slide( wheels are so important) training, .... I love mine, and i am a begginer...

Amb ?