@@alfonsocano106 I used a contact adhesive specially for shoe repair which I also used on my iceskate customs. Don't know the glue brand anymore but a brand like Bison will do the job also and I know cheap contact glue like bought by Action-stores will do the job too, don't know if those stores are available where u live though....

@@GoFoggy Thanks a lot again !

@@alfonsocano106 well, for example I also own a pair of older customs by Maple/Orthinology, crashed them last year while skating. My feet have changed over the years so also took those apart and repaired+redid them to my changed feet; now use them with Evo skates as iceskatetrainer😉

@@chang-zi-fu8806 is okay, not more, not less

Those where (older) Atom Fly wheels... I slalom to a stop or do step-stoppin, seldom I slide only when really needed

@@Tommyavi well, on one side they are very good, very direct, stiff etc. But meanwhile I sold the shoes, I kept hurting my left big toe and always had some hurt on both my achilles due to the innerstich there

@@stefaanwuyts ik heb hem niet meer, maar het was een heel degelijke maar daardoor ook vrij zware oldskool kayak. Goed in rechte lijn en bij normale zeegang, stabiel maar lastiger te draaien, zeker zonder opkanten

@@shifuugincii indeed, those frames and mounts are good grade aluminium and cleverly made to accept 165-180-195mm👍

@@shifuugincii no, the mountingpoints in the shoes are quite weak, and the frames are not massive, but two plates aluminium with plastic mountingblocks and pins in between

@@GoFoggy is the mounting plate on the shoe made of plastic?

@@shifuugincii the shoe shell is plastic, the holder for the bolt in the shoe is too small and therfore too weak for abuse

@@kyawthaung2375 my best guess will be around size 39-40, but my best advice is go fit and try them in a store!

Hi mine is 250mm too. I usually wear a EU size 41 shoe. And I bought that from Decathlon after trying in store. It felt snug at that time, not tight pls note. After few months, it is a loose fit now. So Im trying to make the fit tighter using thicker sock plus a cushion sole. Still its not as tight as should be for more precise control. So in hindsight I feel I should have gone for size 40 max. And I recommend you to start with size 40. Maybe try from 39, as narrower feet can somehow wiggle into 39.

@@Ko6pa sure is and your welcome!

@@Buzzilio_ meanwhile I own both sizes MF500's, the size 42 in this tutorial for shorter more precise trainings and also a cheap 2nd hand bought size 43 for longer but less precise trainings, just because a less snug fit deliveres more comfort but also less control like I mentioned...

No I dont, but think it's 2000-2005ish. Btw I own a 5.5 of this sail too...

Not really but I do my best😁

You're welcome!

You're welcome!!

Sorry, no I didn't! Maybe you can ask Ivo from thisissoul, he knows a lot about skatesizes!!

@@GoFoggy Thanks for your reply, I heard once that the Oxelo run as the FRs in sizes, so I wanted to make sure, Thisissoul are nice guys though 🤗

@@Ka17788 you're welcome, always best to try them on in skateshop👍

Ha nee, er stond al aardig briesje voor de regen echt begon

Zonder geeft het meest directe gevoel en dus controle, met is toch wat comfortabeler, ook wel hygiënischer vind ikzelf en het went ook weet ik. Ik doe het niet meer zonder maar wel jaren blootvoets gedaan (en met de juiste binnenkant schoen plakt je voet soort van vast, wat dan wel weer fijn was, vooral in de periode dat schaats/skeelerschoeisel minder stijf was dan tegenwoordig vond ik)

Hi, thanks for your reply. I express my meaning and experience with ice and inline skate sizes. To be real; the liner isn't that thin in my opinion. As soon as someone says much more comfort, they usually tend to be too large. They have to fit snug allover with no extreme pressure points, otherwise you run chances like for example heelslippage, blistering and such. But to be honest as long as that's not the case and your happy with your size it's okay ofcourse...👍

I totally agree with your opinion. I went for a comfortable fit with size 41 for MF500 (my normal shoes are size 41). But in a few months the MF500 became too loose.

Thanks and your welcome! Grtz & have fun

Als je een maatje kleiner had genomen, denk je dat je dan wel meer gevoel had? Of raad je sowieso aan om voor een ander merk te gaan?

@@340floris het herenmodel begint helaas pas bij mt 42. Het damesmodel eindigt daar, maar heeft een lagere gewichtsklasse en heeft ook kleinere wielen. Alleen als de schoen goed strak zit zou ik zeggen "het kan voor deze prijs" want je kunt er wel op skaten. Maar ik vrees dat veel beginners er weer door afhaken wat jammer is, dus ik zou dan veel liever voor een betere (merk)set 2ehands/zei het dan wel amper gebruikt, gaan...

@@GoFoggy ach zo, ik las al bij de reviews dat ze erg groot uitvielen. Ik heb maatje 45, waarschijnlijk ga ik het proberen met een maatje kleiner. Bedankt voor je reactie!

@@340floris overweeg ook eens deze, misschien dat het wat voor je is: een licht gebruikt Oxelo MF500 setje via marktplaats, echt de veel betere, zie ook mijn latere review en die van anderen.. grtjs

@@GoFoggy hartelijk dank voor de tip, ik ga er naar kijken!

Dank, hoop dat je er wat aan hebt!

Well, I made some thicker footbeds in them and tried them out today in my street for a first short impression. In my next vid I will have tried them for a longer distance and post my findings. In the last (part3) I will compare them to 12yr old powerslide Vi-84 skates is my plan...

Certainly was!