Rollerblading through NYC with Speed-skaters | Can I keep up?! 

Thank you! Thats the plan, just trying to figure out this whole editing thing

Thank you so much for supporting, I appreciate the kind words.

@@thestutteringskater hey, the least I can do! Do you have any recommendations what to look out for regarding starter shoes? I really want to get into it. I'm a mediocore good ice skater and longboarder if that's of any help haha :D If it does, I might not necessarily need to start with full noob ones if that makes any sense.. cheers!

​@@mroqido9987 I would aim for something rigid, a hard boot. Something with 4 wheels. Decathlon's MF500 is what I started with. Some more examples: Flying Eagle F1S, FR FRX, Powerslide Zoom 80, Rollerblade RB Cruiser. Watch out for the frame mounting compatibility. 165mm mounting is most common and I would recommend it, but Powerslide has it's own system which is a little bit more rigid but only compatible with specific frames. Don't go for the soft shell cheap amazon skates, they are garbage and will ruin the experience. If you can try the skates on before buying them that's ideal, because most important is not how expensive the boot is or what hardness the wheels etc, but how well it fits your feet. Most experienced skaters would rather ride a cheap skate that fits well than a more expensive one that fits too loose or too tight or has painfull pressure points.

@@MrMokey24woe thank you so much for all the details! 0: Highly appreciate it! (:

yeah I'd like to know these songs for my own playlist

Thank you, thats the plan! Appreciate the support

I'm deff going to be working on that kinda stuff soon! Thank you for your support

Thank you! Deff one of my fav routes in the city

Thank you Edward!

Thank you so much for the kind words. I ride a Powerlside Next with a Intuition V2 liner and the Endless 90 LR frame. May switch it up soon though, stay tuned!

There's plenty of inliners doing 50mph out there

Thank you for the support, there is more coming. So much more you can do!

Cant wait to skate with you again soon Colin

Mf 500 are good, affordable and from the reviews I've seen of them, sturdy and reliable

Powerslide zoom micro mt

A lot more cost efficient too. A parking space in NYC can run you as much as rent costs in other places lol.

​@@Thezuule1really? 🤔You can park on the street for free....

@@meself349 in some places sure, but parking most places in the city is expensive and leaving your car on the street overnight can be a very bad idea. For a parking spot in a covered lot you're looking at more than $500 a month. Add to that all the parking fees you pay when you actually take the car somewhere and it gets quite costly.

I'll have to check strava for the answer. My skate setup is the Powerslide next with the endless 90 LR frame, crazy about that frame!

Heyy! Thanks for the support, these skates are the powerslide NEXT with the endless 90 LR frame. Id suggest getting a stock urban setup first and then investing further after you are fully comfortable with that boot.

@@thestutteringskater got any specific recommendations? i'm not a beginner or anything so i'm fine with a decent sized wheel or at least frames that i can upgrade to larger wheels later on.

@@DingDongDrift For a narrow to normal width foot, the Powerslide NEXT will be solid. I'd suggest starting with a stock 80 or 90 mm setup. For a Normal to wide foot, FR2 or the RB Pro X will be your best bet. FR2 will be a bit more premium.

@@thestutteringskater i like the rb pro x, gonna try those out thank you for your suggestion!

These are 90's, i feel that I'm quicker on 90's than on 100's

More is coming, I promise! Stick around ;)

I think our top speed here was about 50 kph or so, we coast at a nice pace. It's a blast

Both, as with both you have to be completely alert

Also looks like he landed on his right elbow. One such crash with a bike forced me to write with my left hand for half a year...

But yet, we are making it work. 90 mm is my fav size wheel setup