Thank you guys!!!

Obrigado my friends!

thank you guys! 🙏

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@@judaslink3588 Chaya got it right with the research, perseverance and conviction of wanting to make a good product from Kenneth and Ricardo (blockgrind) without these 2 enthusiasts we wouldn't have had this advancement from Chaya alone I think....

Thanks guys!!!

Hahaha not so sure about that 🤣 Thank you Miret!

Thank you so much! seeing people enjoy the skates is the best reward and all that matters in the end :)

@@MrScholarly you can mount any brand wheels but need to check the width. The wheels coming stock are 56 and 32mm wide. The XTNDR are discontinued, your only option unless buying a new plate, are the new Chaya Pro trucks, they are better than the XTNDR actually.

Thank you.

Hahaha so true!

thank you so much for your feedback that's really valuble! I will pin your comment so more people can take that into account :D

BTW did you use the stock wheels or you were riding bigger wheels?

They supposed to turn differently, but between 10 and 20º I can barely feel any difference tbh

The same as in derby actually, but short steam and usually you skate them all the way up so there is not danger of touching with them on transitions :)

Thank you so much for your comment Chris, appreciate it!

Not a better price same price for less quality

I wonder if anyone will watch the 40 minutes hahha but there is some skating in there too :D

@@kaylaf0331 compared to which model? I am in the search for the perfect skate :D

@@RAGNAROLL I have a Jack 2 with Avanti mag plate and if you get black with sunlite plate and use your old wheels and blocks like I did it’s actually the same price as chuffed jade Hannah and orange Tia boot. I also recommend the riedell 3200 boot but it’s so expensive and the Jack 2 is basically the same thing I use them for my dance and park set up !

@@kaylaf0331 nice that's a superb setup! but the Jack 2 classic colors Boot only is 369$ while the Tia boot only is 260$, the HOQ complete is 360$, that's why I mean the price is really good, but specially consider in Australia, Europe or SA where Moxi and all other parts are a lot more expensive. In eruope Jack 2 is 400€ and Tia 254€. But in the end is not just about price, everyone has different preferences, definitely I hear a lot of good things of the Riedell 3200, maybe one day I have the chance to try them :D

Dont moxi have super shitty ancle support? Lolly arent really made for park. then you need to get jacks and thats a lot more expensive than these.

@@strangerpainter idk I don’t ride either tbh. That’s just what I heard. Like flimsy material. Laces ripping through the skates. Stuff like that

@@judaslink3588 Do you know which chuffed models? since they have these 4 levels of stiffness, that can make all the difference. I would say the concrete wanderer is similar to a Jack 2 in terms of ankle lateral support, but the Tia for example which is level 4 is super hard and supportive. Also from what I heard they improve little things on each release. After 1 month I am pretty happy with these.

@@RAGNAROLL I kno one of them was on the jade boot for sure. And pika was also skated chuff boots but switched too m12 cuz she wanted something harder. Not grilling them at all. We’re all just doing research 🧐.

@@judaslink3588 Of course! Thanks a lot for your comments :D

I don't find them hard at all, but I come from park and I like my bushing the hardest, maybe for someone coming from dancing for example they feel not so soft, but I find them ok to skate around the city really.

Hey yes I did, but it's not recommended, the shoe are not supportive enough and the plates and trucks are made of plastic so they are not strong enough. They are good for transportation.

In bowls and skatepark you can carve faster on hard wheels but specially on slides and grinds you get stuck and can be dangerous to skate with soft wheels. Of course wheels can be changed so having an extra set for street cruising is always good :)