The Ultimate Guide Freestyle Skates for Beginners 

If you want to do Ice skating moves, then the rocker would make that easier for sure

The best ones are made with carbon fiber 🤷🏼‍♂️

My first skates were shoes skates with 8 wheels back in the late 70's early 80's. Getting back into it to exercise and do some beginner aggressive skating with my son. I want to try the 110 3WD skates. Those look great! Dunno about the Ag's yet. Hard to find size 13.5 for my big flippers!

Welke zijn het geworden?

Yea phusion is maybe the only soft fitness boot i know off which doesnt lack performance that much while it still is in the category of soft boots. Zentrablade and. Every single k2 boot are like wearing thick socks with a extremely thin plastic cover around the ankle. The phusion is actually a pretty stiff boot. Still not comparable to any hard shell boot and the hybrid skates of powerslide (kaze/tau/hc evo and co) .

That would be the FR UFR 90 right now. good luck!

I like the Street Kings wheels, they don’t wear as fast as other wheels, are grippy, but not too grippy & are really fast. I was told by a Seba/FR rep, that there were some bad street invader wheels made before 2013 & people are still selling these wheels. They are softer & wear out quickly. I have some of those wheels & they wore down 3 mm in 2 weeks! I have some Matter wheels & those are the best wheels I have ever owned. Fast as hell man!

@@HeadNtheClouds in 2019 i bought 110 mm streetkings , yes they last long but are bad for safe skating i used them on wet asphalt and i couldnt go faster than 6 km/h compared to an other old set of wheels used for 6 months and i get to 28 km/h and no sign of slipping , can do some fast turns ( short crossovers smal steps ) for an week i have some matter image f1 wheels in 110 mm size and they are like an turbo for inlines

@@HeadNtheClouds which matter wheels did you use exactly?

@@blackyraypatrick9041 they were Atom Matrix wheels. I bought 3 sets of them & they’ve been in my closet for a long time. I believe all their wheels are fast because of their core & hardness. They are expensive wheels, but last longer & are fast, but not as grippy as a softer bullet profiled wheel.

Powerslide is a bit better techically spoken, but both have a pretty different fit. (narrow till intermediate = next while zoom = wide) Are you already skating? What did you choose?

@@blackyraypatrick9041 I skates both now. powerslide and sway ( aka agreesive zoom) , I must say, I like next better.

Ha ha lotje,

@@Thisissoul net geen limburg hier in eindhoven :D

For that price they are an absolute steal! I have them and would recommend them to anyone

Looking at my Oxelo MF500 skates and pondering how much of a steal they were compared to other brands with the same features. So far nothing bad to say about them - hard boot, metal plate, ankle strap way better than the Playlife Aztec's that I had before (that one broke after a week actually), even have that replacable plastic protector on the side which the Aztecs didn't have. Probably the reason that I saw the Aztecs being reviewed as the cheapest hardboot instead of the Oxelos is the fact that the reviews are mostly made by people who actually sell the skates. Since no other shops besides Decathlon have them - they don't really know them and don't review them or compare them to other brands. Same as Decathlon does not have any other brand skates to compare to. So no professional comparisons can really be found. Of course it would be really cool to see ThisIssoul review them or compare to other models but I absolutely understand why they would not want to do that. After all a business is still a business and everybody needs to eat. Promoting competitors is not really that good of an idea.

They should have venting holes. It doesnt matter if its hard shell or soft boot as long you get some air inside it. On bigger wheels you can also maintain speed easier. So you won't be as much exhausted as on small wheels. But be carefull the bigger the wheels, the more important and difficult will the breaking be.

good idea. I will keep it in mind

@@Thisissoulcan you explain the process of ordering from your shop to US? How long is shipping? Thanks

Depends on what skate works better with your foot. Other then that the skates are very comparible. We ship to the US, yes.

That would be hard to know, unless you know. Good question. I will see if we can include it in our attribute list for all skates on our webshop

@@Thisissoul would be cool. Some other shops always name the used mounting in the skates technical data section.

I got these (85kg), I would definitely recommend them! If you are serious about skating I'd pickup the FRX though

@@fazefake6498 not sure how far I'll go and how serious would be but I got mf500. I'm trying my best as rookie)) it will be great if someone record the video about your legs should fill in skates and how to tight them correctly. How the leg should fill all ways support, ect

I think it's the original Italian pronunciation.

I've been wanting the Next 90s for a while! Especially the white ones. I saw the FR1 Deluxe Intuition 80s and they also seem great. I'm 6'4" and wear a 47 haven't skated since the early 90s. My foot is a normal width. I want a stiff boot for urban skating but I also live near a lot of long pathways that go on for miles and will most likely take them to get to the places I want to play around at. What would you recommend and why?

Next sadly doesnt fit my size pretty well. Im inbetween sizes 40/41 and 42/43 One is to small and the other one to big.... I bought this as my first skate. Couldnt wear the smaller one and had to buy a thicker liner for the bigger one. Its decent but not good, after 1,5-2 hours my feet start moving inside the boot and i get ankle pressure because of the bad angle my foot moved inside the bootm