BEST 5 WHEEL FRAMES FOR FREESKATING BOOTS - PART 3/3

▶︎ ➡️ Frames used for this video:
Flying Eagle Liberty 5x80 - flyingeagleskates.com
Endles Arc: www.endlessblading.com
Yo Sago 5 Pro: www.yoyoskateofficial.com
Boots used for this video:
Micro MT PLUS - www.micro-skate.com
Micro DF2 - www.micro-skate.com
Rollerblade Twister XT - www.rollerblade.com/uk/en
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[@eduardomalheiros2570]

Hey, Ricardo, loved this series! Thank you very much for it. I think it's important to say, though, that the Sago 5 Pros can be bought in 2 different sizes: L (for boots up to #44) and XL (for boots over 44). In your case, I think you had an oversized boot, but an L frame size, hence the need for the risers. Also, both sizes can be bought with either just the frames, frames+wheels or frames+wheels+bearings, and any configuration is accompanied by the risers, mentioned above and on the video. Again, thanks a lot and keep up the good skating! Cheers from Brazil!

[@chilli-iceolive-abode2447]

I've been using the Endless Arc UFS frames for a few weeks now and I feel like they've improved on the PR80 design. Not only is it lighter, but it's noticeably lower with the 76s in the middle but feels faster to me with the 84s on the outside. I've been really impressed with them so far!

[@demetrizuev258]

Just got the 4x90 Flying Eagle, my first rockered frame. It's definitely a new way of skating that will take some getting used to, but it truly seems more maneuverable, sometimes too maneuverable, but I guess it's a matter of experience

[@SaccoBelmonte]

Great video as usual Ricardo. I'm sure is useful to gauge things when deciding for these frames.

[@RicardoLino]

Thank you.. the goal is that. Share my experience and hopefully some get the info they need before purchasing 🤜🏻💥🤛🏻

[@otarkaeones1135]

Gracias por la comparación y espero el vídeo del Yoyo. Me interesa mucho.

[@liudizzle]

I wish they sold the Twister boot only

[@JSClark1984]

100%

[@terrablader]

​@@JSClark1984you can get at thou shop

[@simongloutnez589]

Dat was a really good series mate.

[@FinnBjerke]

Good info mate, thx

[@qpix2844]

i want to hear and know more about those frames, also with wizard frames and sago frames. i already have nn dragon frame and really want to buy a wizard frames

[@terrablader]

rockin channel

[@jamesptao1]

I don't know how to message you other than by commenting on a video. I'm a little outdated tech wise. LOL. What I'm trying to figure out and you seem extremely educated on this stuff. I rode the rollerblade tarmac ce in the day and learned on this boot. A perfect aggressive street skate for me as I didn't grind much. I've been told the roces m12 is the same mold. Is that true? I want a modern skate with the same boot mold

[@StreetBladerBloke]

I m learning wizard on normal 243mm flat frames..finding it more fun doing beginner wizard moves on shorter frame. Is it me or i just find wizard frame over kill till i reach advanced wizard tricks?

[@Will-cv8kn]

Hi Ricardo (wheel addict) can you please make one of these mini serieses for 4x90 frames? Or 4x80

[@jakubstaniszewski3815]

great videos, all 3 of the series. i'm riding ps next + endless 4x90. Can U explain, or maybe make video, whats the real reason to use rocker and have bigger wheels in 1st and 5th position? We have rocker designed for 5x 80 and suddenly most guys go for 84-80-80-80-84 or 90-80-80-80-90 and so on. Which moves are better to have standard 5x XX and which are better to have with big wheels in front/end ? regards from Poland!

[@fu5ha_edits]

The point of larger wheels on the outside is that the larger wheels will roll over bumps better and so even with smaller middle wheels (thus lower ride height), it will feel faster than 5x the same wheel size. so like 84-76-76-76-84 will be faster than 5x 80 but have lower ride height. That's the theory anyway

[@qpix2844]

do you have the nn dragon+?

[@Will-cv8kn]

Hi Ricardo, I am struggling to choose the best 4x90 frames and wheels to pair with my FR1s, I do lots of urban skating, jumps, stairs, and gaps, but also love to cruise very quickly through the city so not too sure if I want a rocker or not as I like to be stable skating quickly. I cannot decide which frames to get, Iqon Decode 4x90, Endless 4x90, Rockin Mix 4 , or Adapt symmetrics 4x90. Which frames do you recommend for this type of skating? Is 90mm the right wheel size as I have size 41 EU feet? Thanks

[@bladeshred01]

Endless was literally made for the FR1 boot..i ride 4x100 on size 40 so youll be more than fine on endless 4x90 with a size 41

[@Marcus-cj9bz]

​@@bladeshred01?

[@pjsanab]

For cruising thru city and different type of roads or concrete the 4x100. The 4x90 are easier to jump with.

[@Foxmizou]

​​​@@bladeshred01how you skate 4x100 im curious 😊with that small feet I understand you just go for cruise no jumps or hardcore freeskate, I got 39 EU and Endless 84 is perfect but Endles 90 is too long

[@bladeshred01]

@@Foxmizou am used to wizard and other big wheel urban skating frames so I got no issues with 4x100... currently on NN Ronin w 39 FR1 Intui boot.

[@Ca7iburn]

I miss inline skating. Need to get new skates.

[@kumbackquatsta]

flying eagle ftw

[@FinnBjerke]

Are you sure the Rollerblade twister boot is OK with 5 wheels ?

[@zywcu]

Wondering about that setup. What is an issue here?

[@JTTigas]

You and your name sound very Portuguese, are you?

[@Ca7iburn]

Yes he is.

[@JTTigas]

@@Ca7iburn Awesome!!!

[@markoliberty7581]

I don't know, are you trying to sell "a lot of lateral movement" as a positive thing in inline skating. I am not a pro, but that's something absolutely don't want.