More coming soon! They weren’t the cleanest 3’s but you gotta do what you gotta do! Thanks for the support and feedback, we’ll have to skiblade when I come to the PNW!
Just got into it, I'm a blader and this is my first snow season but stopping on skiblades WAY different than skiblades! Only on day 3 tho! Def super fun!
I never thought of Ski Blades as being rollerblades of the snow... I've been ski-bladding since 2001. Stil have my first pair of Blizzards. Maybe I should try rollerblading?
@@commontater8630 Thank you for your posts, I appreciate it. I've been skiing since I was very young, I was around 10-11 when I got those skiblades, early 30's now. I don't really have any balancing issues on skis/blades, and I actually prefer the blades over the longer skis as it's harder to cross them and it's easier to move around with the blades, for me anyways, but it sounds like it's a more difficult thing to pick up for some such a the video creator. I don't have an issue with wheels, and I have roller bladed/skated in indoor skate rinks before when I was younger, but I'm not sure how well I would do on certain surfaces and such. Rollerblading on NYC's busted roads? That's wild. It seems that some prefer the single lined blades compared to the 4 squared legs that are on the skates. I'm not sure if there is a reason one would use one over the other. Do you skate as well?
@@AlvinKazu Yes. I don't know what you mean by '4 squared legs' unless you're referring to traditional roller skates. Rollerblades are 'in-line' skates. You can skate in traffic, on broken pavement etc like the videos but not necessary for fun. Skating on gentle grades is a lot like skiing. For the ultimate surface I used to skate the local airstrip, till one of the pilots warned me that a plane landing behind me would be practically silent!
@@commontater8630Sorry, I should have said "4 skate feet in a square pattern" or something. I meant traditional roller skates. Skating in an airport seems like fun with all of that smooth surface.
probably not harder than skiing, just not the right tool for carving at high speeds, hitting a 360 on em must be nice and easy though I would much rather hit a backflip on these than on actual skis
