Endless Blading 2 in 1: Inline Skate Frames Review

[@CanadaBladers]

Possible the best endless review out there (atm).

[@Tajarski]

Yeah:)

[@JakeyDill]

That was extremely well put together David. Thank you so much for your input on these frames.

[@DeezSkates]

Glad you enjoyed, brother!

[@masterorion3]

Wow! Best review I’ve seen so far. Your moves are smooth as hell too.

[@akkler98]

I was watching this video and then i realized how small the community was! I cant wait to see you grow big David.

[@Jkw211]

EXCELLENT review, tyVm.. ! 🙏🙏 As soon as I find pair of size 47 Fr1s back in stock I’m getting these. Also-just a REALLY great vid. Every aspect of this was super professional. Im always impressed. Making good vids is not easy -but you seem to nail it every damn time:) 👍👍

[@DeezSkates]

VonJhonn Thanks so much! 🙏 😊 I dedicate a lot of time to these and always come out feeling I should have done more to make it better, so that means a lot!

[@pdm49z]

gonna be my first frames! it's been over 10 years since i've been on inlines and these are exactly what i need

[@rollingdubaiguy6415]

Great review, the smile on your face said it all! I want some Endless Frames for sure! The Rollerblade Supreme wheels are under rated in my opinion. I know the Hydrogens are amazing but the Supremes are good wheel for a great price!

[@spacejamgoliath]

I skate a 3x110 setup, i just put some "cheap" supremes on, they're actually really good

[@MrRubinsh]

Great review! I got them about 3 weeks ago and loving them! I really think they great frames for all skill levels and that they can make you a slightly better skater than you are without them 😁

[@CityBlades]

Glad you liked them as much as I did 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@Johro66]

Love the review man, my experience is very similar, although I've only skated the 90's, and I have nowhere near your skills!! I love these frames, they're very solid, yet light enough, feel good on jumps, and I agree they would be great for beginners also, in fact I agree with everything said in this review, and would like to also skate the 4x80/84//3x100 and 4x100/3x110 setups, the latter to compare with my wizard NR100's. I've not skated nearly enough to have material for such an in depth review! I've only posted some clips on my Instagram, I have a lot going on right now, in my personal life, as well as generally, but I'm hoping to get back into doing some KZbin vids once the madness slows down, and skating does calm my mind so.. I'm glad you enjoy these frames as much as I do, I'll be checking out some of your tutorials to get some of those moves down, damn.. So much still to learn! It's one of the great things about skating, you're never done learning. Good luck! And be safe ☀️

[@ColinThia]

How does the Endless 90 compare to your Wizards 100s?

[@Johro66]

@@ColinThia sorry about late reply, they feel very different if I'm honest, but it will feel different anyway because of the different boot and ufs mount. You can definitely pull off those "wizardy" moves on the endless frames tho, and they are quality frames. The wizard feels very different to me, in weight, but in other ways too, it's hard to describe. Also, hard to compare a 4x90mm mm "balanced" rocker of the endless frame to a 4x100 natural rocker wizard. But as for skating enjoyment, they both rock. The 4x100 endless frame will probably feel closer, as would the NN "ronin" 4x100 frame.

[@angelomanzi9272]

The new frames look amazing, this will be my next buy. I’ve just never bought a custom set up of skates before. So I need to figure out what the best boot/wheels and w/e else I may need to go along with them. Main reason I want them is I’ve been torn between 4 x 80 or 3 x 110 for my first official pair of skates (my current set up is a casual k2 skate for beginners). Plus, you said this was perfect for beginners... so that describes me haha.

[@priscillav2059]

Thank you so much for this review! I love that there are options to this frame and as I am still learning, I wanted to know whether or not I would be able to go down hill, jump and just cruise as you are doing in your videos. I have only known 80mm wheels and I really wanted to buy this frame. Glad I found your review as I intend to buy the 80/84/100 frames to continue to learn on so thank you!

[@iskindersam7834]

Comprehensive breakdown. Thank you, you just helped me with my decision

[@DB-xq4df]

Great review!! Thanks for all the details. Very useful.

[@charlienash7420]

Man, I've been thinking of getting into skating. I have fun on my gsxr 1000 and other bikes... But I've been really wanting to skate this summer. I think I'll try these out lol. I'll be a beginner, but at least the skates will look cool while I try to pick myself up. Lol 😏

[@UlfWolf_Skater]

hi Deez, Thanks for your in-depth testing🙏. Your results correspond to my experiences in the last three weeks. Couldn’t wait any longer and bought also a B-stock sample to save some bucks and I must say there is nothing I would complain in terms of production finishing. I decided to buy the 90/110 because of the frame length and I was curious to find out if they handle as I expected. Well, firstly not. They are mounted to a pair of Twister boots with 90mm RB supreme wheels (85a). As you said, you have get used to them (like any other setup) but firstly I missed the agility of a banana rocker (ok, that’s not fair..) but I thought that 1,5mm could have been better than only 1mm. Nonetheless they felt absolutely save and stable. I did a long distance run, and: they are fast! Really fun and smooth riding on bumpy terrain. And after a couple of days I got really used to them: they can be quite agile, but you have to play with the weight balance and for sure it also depends on the surface. And it all the time is a wonderful balance of agility and stability. They definitely have impact on your blading style. Haven’t yet tried the three wheel setup, but that’s on my list. My verdict: worth the investment!👌

[@spaceyBISH]

I honestly don’t know why I’m here since I roller skate, but this was very interesting.

[@boonsfrc]

Great review well done I really want both those frames for my SEPA FR1 DELUXE size 13

[@juancarloslopez891]

Excellent review. My set up is FR1 size 47 with the 100/110 frame and I am very happy with it.

[@johnviera3884]

Game changer frame. I run the Endless 90 LR Trinity frame on 3x100. It’s low. The lowest you can go on 100’s without altering your boot. They’re amazing. They changed the sweet packaging 😢 mine arrived in plain black cardboard. Bolts in a zip lock bag.

[@thepollenjock]

Brilliant review! I am intrigued by these frames. I just started skating again a month or so ago and bought a pair of FR1 80 (from FR) and blown away how much my technique has improved compared to my cheaper Powerslide One triskates. I wonder if these frames would help with my non-dominant turns and scissor. I really struggle to get the frame over on FR1 80 frames. Plus, a triskate setup too?! Boost! That would be ace!

[@fndrkFanClub]

With great agility ...comes great responsibility (ancient blading proverb)

[@NikZvi]

Great review man! And seems like a very good frame. I've been thinking about getting a FR boot, and didn't know what frames to take with them. Probably I will think about that option. Btw my thumbs up was the 200th;)

[@DeezSkates]

Thanks Nik! 🙏 I think you will love these on a set of FR boots. Also, waiting patiently for that Doop review. 😉

[@NikZvi]

@@DeezSkates I'm working on it)

[@daniel.francisco]

Your dance moves are killer!! Great video.

[@tornadoofthoughts]

what wheels in 84 and 100mm do you recommend for urban skating ?

[@CrimsonStrider]

Great Video. When I have some extra cash for inline EQ I'll probably try these frames

[@wauroware]

i really really hope they made something like these for the trinity frame

[@JoeyAppleseed]

Sameee

[@khairulazham7936]

Same

[@mrdb3310]

Me too but he said on his Instagram account that he literally doesn’t know a single person who owns a boot with trinity mount so I wouldn’t get your hopes up.

[@NEURALDELVER]

I just ordered some of them, because I've recently found out that my Reign skates have had some separation of the cuff leather, causing it to be less stable and less comfortable. I hope that these will be comfortable to ride without an Intuition liner, I just dont have the extra money for that upgrade yet.

[@DeezSkates]

Jeff rode them with the stock Seba liners from 2014. Haha. I’m sure you’ll have a good experience.

[@nickmarte3279]

Hey man nice video hope to use this video to learn this stop sooner then later. My skates came in 2 days early so I put them on and it’s like a baby trying to learn how to walk. I thought that sins I did ride before it was going to be simple but I guess 8 years is more then Enough to look like I’m walking on ice

[@janvojtech7932]

THANK YOU!!!the best video about endless👏🙏🤙👍👄😎

[@jayeff4457]

Thanks for posting this video. Im curious to know how tall the endless frame set up on a FRx80 skate is when compared to the stock FR frame (with the same size wheels for both set ups). Does the boot height end up being taller or shorter to the ground?

[@pbkurek]

Good, comprehensive review m8. I’m still sticking to my pleasure tools frames as endless are so expensive.

[@lbsublime2450]

Really was a ton of fun skating in them. -Jeff

[@DeezSkates]

It was a blast bro. We need to get on them again soon!

[@cubul32]

Do you have a video which details what the 7 hole system is good for? I have the FR1 deluxe - have no idea what I could use the 7s for.

[@Louie_Shredz]

Would the 4x80/3x100 fit a pair of Rollerblade Twister Edge X? Looks like the Twister comes with a 243mm frame. I'm ready for a 3x100 wheel option and I'd like to try a rockered 4x80 set up, and these Endless frames look perfect. Great video!

[@DeezSkates]

Louis Anthony DiTullio I believe they are compatible with the Twister Edge, yes. Double check the website, but I’m almost positive that’s a yes. 4x80 works well on them. I like the 4x84 best. Similar agility with more speed.

[@Louie_Shredz]

@@DeezSkates Right on, thanks for getting back to me! I will definitely check out the link you posted.

[@Louie_Shredz]

@@DeezSkates so I finally peeked at their website and from what I gathered browsing their FAQs page, (which directs you to the Endless 100 frame product page), it states: "Requires professional modification: Rollerblade Twister Edge, Rollerblade Maxxum Edge, Rollerblade RB 80/110/DA: forward-most hole in front mount must be drilled and tapped for an 8 mm mounting bolt (perform at your own risk)" I decided to get the Powerslide Zoom Pro 100s. I'm just looking for a good first timer big-wheel set up.These Endless blading frames look amazing, and I thought about just picking up some Seba of FRs to use with them, but maybe later on when Im ready to go for 110mm wheels.

[@LonzCantiLife]

lmao wait i just realized you're my IG friend and I'm over here looking at endless frame reviews and find you 😂👑🙏🏾

[@cerenademe9433]

18:23 - or a figure skater or a skier... I have come to the conclusion that all beginner skates should have a very slight bit of rocker. I have done all of the aforementioned activities, some decently well. So I decided to try rollerblading. bought a 4x90 flat skate (RB Maxxum) and it's damned near impossible to turn (it's the inside leg - the one that needs to pivot in a tight space - that's the problem, not the outside leg). I can swizzle & do lemons, skate forward and backwards (a little better backwards), but I'm still plow-turning when forward. Also, my feet are small. 230mm on a 280 wheelbase with 4x90 flat - I feel like I'm on speed skates. So, I ordered these frames. And, I ordered some slalom skates too. I have my eye on the PS Next 3x100 skates which are not available till late May. Literally no one tells you about how NOT maneuverable a flat 4x[X] setup is. Sure, stability is fine, but not being able to turn or maneuver easily, makes pretty much doing anything (as a beginner) impossible, except for going forwards. Thanks for this review - really appreciate it!

[@deltef1749]

Great review, thank you for your time and passion..

[@christianosqash2617]

Excellent job.best review out there.

[@shadowthesun]

reaaally want the trinity 4x90 frames

[@duploh]

Very nice in depth video, just what i was looking for. Thx. I'm a beginner and bought the FRX 80's this month. I feel a bit unstable when pushing and jumping cause of the short frame (footsize 43). So i wanna go 90/110... And you say these will fit the FRX skate cause it's a newer version than the old ones?!

[@DeezSkates]

The only issue we had was with the 80/100 fitting onto the older 2013 model Seba FRX. No issues at all with the 90/110 iirc. You can't contact Endless through their website to confirm if you are unsure. They're really helpful and even have a test to help you pick the frame that will work best for you.

[@duploh]

@@DeezSkates yeah to be sure i send them an email. But i'm going to start with my current setup first anyway. Going to see if i'll stick to it, before i expand my budget hehe. But watching all these sweet videos keeps me motivated 😍. Thx for the info and quick reply!

[@지훈-u1s6e]

Hey man, what position out of the 7 holemounting hole do you use to mount these frames on your skates??

[@Golem1988]

@Deez Skates do you still have these frames? For brand new wheels = no questions asked but... I wonder: How do you swap wheels for even wear and not losing that balanced rocker? Any ideas? (Ordered 90 | 110 and waiting for them to be in stock and shipped to me). But I want to know how to swap wheels BEFORE I will face the question, where swapping them incorrectly will remove the rocker.

[@SkateTutor]

Plan to order a set but I'm still on the fence about sizing. Trying to decide between the 4x90 and the 4x100's. Unfortunately I no longer own a set of skates with 165mm mount. Just 2 sets with UFS and 1 set with 195's.

[@DeezSkates]

The 4x100 has a 180 mount. The site lists what skates it fits, but I’m pretty sure it won’t work with a 165 mount.

[@SkateTutor]

@@DeezSkates Noted. Looking at probably getting the Seba High Light V2's anyway. They seem to be much more comfortable than the Trix 2's I owned which I just sold off.

[@Jkw211]

Yes!! Instant like -now I just need to watch this.. 🙃

[@grimmjonog6851]

I'm still waiting for my wheels to come in to skate mine.

[@postnatalmotcoach1006]

What boot do you have

[@kokainakralj]

I ride 44 boot, but I ordered 4x80, (returning the package due to quite big shipping and taxes in my country is not an option) I am worried since I read a lot of stuff that these will be short for my boot size, what do u think?

[@joynez1]

Great review!!! It would be nice to hear more about further observations and how they compare to your previous setups. Will you still use other setups for different contexts? Im interested in this frame but not sure what the benefits are since Im not jumping too much and small rocker can be achieved after some usage. Currently I have setups for katana trinity 3x90, seba deluxe 4x80 and twister edge 3x110.

[@DeezSkates]

I will definitely be covering some more aspects of them. I don’t plan to ditch every other setup completely, but these have definitely made it into my favorites pile and probably will be my most used city skates in the future.

[@RichHayterSkater]

Excellent review, Dude! I‘d really like to try a set of the 80s as I roll 80 & 100mm wheels and prefer a smaller frame. At 255mm the 80 frame is still long but your sprints looked snappy and sharp which is more my style of skating. The only concerns I’d have would be weight, length, and the rocker. I’ve tried rockering before and it felt hella awkward, though it was pretty extreme, and you did note the rocker was subtle and not like a typical rockered setup so it may suit. Good you had the opportunity to try them first, and thanks for sharing.

[@dannysnowdon5713]

Hi Richard, I follow your channel and also use powerslide Reign Kronos 100mm trinity skates (which I love by the way). Do you know if these endless frames would suit the Reign Kronos boot or are they just built for the trinity style mount?

[@RichHayterSkater]

Hey Danny, thanks for following; and I agree, the Kronos are Awesome! Yeah, it’s Trinity only for the Reigns so they wouldn’t work with The Endless 165mm mount.

[@Golem1988]

So it's something similar to Wizard NR frames but costs 200$ cheaper and basically has 4x80 setup available?

[@DeezSkates]

Golem1988 I have never used a Wizard frame, so I can’t speak on whether they feel similar, but as far as the rocker design goes, on paper they appear to be different. The balanced rocker of these is a lesser banana rocker, while the Wizard appears to have more of a V shape to its rocker.

[@Golem1988]

@@DeezSkates oh okay. Gonna check if Twiuster Edge supports the mounting holes they have and will also concider buying ones someday in the future. Thanks for review.

[@UlfWolf_Skater]

@@Golem1988 I have them mounted in Twister Edge. 90 frame.

[@AndySoMeta]

Great video brothaman!

[@tomboonen1322]

That's just great.. so now I need new frames, goddammit..

[@jakemiles999]

Great review! I'm fairly beginner (still can't parallel turn, can kind-of drag stop). Anyone have thoughts about 4x84 vs. 4x90? I have Flying Eagle Falcons (4x80), and they're fine but when I tried a pair of Rollerblade Tempest 90s (indoors in a living room) it felt so smooth and stable I wanted to try that wheel size. Would 4x84 on these provide similar stability? I'd eventually like to do dance-y moves but I'm nowhere near that yet. For the moment just want to be confident rolling, turning, and stopping.

[@will5948]

Do you find on rockered frames that eventually your wheels wear flat until they're not rockered anymore?

[@DeezSkates]

Will, It’s actually the opposite. Since hard turning occurs by exercising pressure mostly in the heels and toes, I find that as long as I flip the wheels over and keep them in their original positions when rotating, that the rocker actually increases with time. Of course, if you spend a lot of time doing slides on gritty surfaces you may wear out the center wheels more and the rocker can be decreased. Just takes a measurement of each wheel and repositioning during rotation to fix that though.

[@balazstudos3858]

Nice! How are the Supreme wheels? Especially compared to Hydrogens? I would have considered the 4x90 but after more than 2 years finally Ps came out with a metal 4x90 trinity frame. And indeed that is an amazing experience after playing with and considering so many other options with the 165 mount. 4x setups are actually where trinity (would have) excelled, but to everybody's surprise they didn't have it. The placement of the 165 bolts simply don't allow a really low setup. So unfortunately there will never be a really good option here. Btw the symmetrical ufs bolts are really good for 4x big wheels, that's why the NR100 looks and probably feels that good.

[@DeezSkates]

I’d say the Supreme is somewhat comparable to the Street Invader. Haven’t tried Hydrogens before and the shop was out of them.

[@DeezSkates]

Also, concerning the ride height, you might be interested in this. I compared ride height and covered the clearance and a lot of that is a misconception. Even some of the trinity boots actually sit higher than this mount on the 90mm setup. Endless has a FAQ that also covers this. www.endlessblading.com/apps/help-center#!hc-are-you-compromising-the-ride-height-with-the-multiple-setups-1

[@balazstudos3858]

Deez Skates thanks! You are probably right in many aspects and I am really not here to praise trinity and Ps. I was especially disappointed by the fact that there was no available trinity frame between 255 and 320 mm in length. These endless frames seem to be lower in the 3x config which already rightfully refutes many of the trinity claims. But the 4x options is another story. For raised heel mountings ideally the second wheel is above the front mounting block(s) to get as close as possible to the bottom of the skate. But that is mainly the consequence of the mounting system. Please also note that the NR100 front wheel often almost touches the boot.

[@DeezSkates]

I hear ya, bro. I love the Trinity, and you’re right. The four wheel configuration definitely has an advantage with Trinity.. which blows me away that PS is not more focused on 4 wheels setups with it. They almost seem reluctant to focus on it. Seems like almost every high end skate package they make is a triskate..

[@balazstudos3858]

The triskate fad was and in a way still is a marketing tool against falling sales. But still, selling an EU48-49 size skate with a 243mm frame is not only looking bad but probably even dangerous. In no other skating discipline (e.g. ice, quad) would this be acceptable. Trinity is an extra to it, with the interesting fact that it was already a failure in the first year for speedskating as their own team largely refused to change due to some technical misconceptions. (I guess). To name a few: practically non existent lateral adjustment in the front and an effective mounting distance of approx. 140mm which is incredibly short compared to a 335mm frame. Technically it is almost impossible to make a strong frame with these given or it was possible, but they screwed up. At least I only heard complaints about the 4x110 trinity frame for example and it failed under me as well. It seems they are actually giving it up as the newest iteration of r2 and r4 are 195mm mount again. And now they are finally waking up for freeskate and urban with the 4x90.

[@lologlagla8990]

Very nice review! Thank's!

[@punktsang6771]

Witch web site can buy this dude?

[@TooManyWheels]

Interesting review, thanks !

[@JakeyDill]

Watching a second time... because why not. PS, that helmet looks wicked with the visor.

[@DeezSkates]

It makes me feel like a skating Power Ranger. Lol

[@shckg]

Thanks for the review👍

[@DashDrones]

I'm still waiting for my skates to arrive :(, these frames are sweet. Very impressive skating too...

[@MrKenny1914]

I wish they would have a rocketed and a non rocked version.

[@penguins0392]

And there's a Trinity frame now!

[@DeezSkates]

Yes! Luckily, I was a beta tester for it and was able to test in secret and contribute to its development. I use the Trinity version a LOT with my Hardcore Evos. Also highly recommend.

[@SirPrancelot1]

Great review of impressive looking frames, thanks. First run already sold out, taking orders for next one! On the 90s anyway. Very interesting to hear your thoughts on how they compare to the Trinity mount, and your reply to butthead. To create a frame that is so versatile in wheel setup and that is good for everyone from beginner to expert is a fine achievement.

[@RM-en9gk]

Having a hard time choosing between 90/310 and 100x310...all I want is speed

[@photomorti]

great review!

[@robsthedon]

Nice one!

[@Mirrorise]

Cute kitty at 10:53

[@DeezSkates]

That's Tigger. She is my rescue kitty. :) I'm actually very allergic to cats, but for some reason, she has no effect on my allergies at all! So lucky to have her. She's been a great addition to the family and has a wonderful and gentle personality.

[@Mirrorise]

@@DeezSkates that gives me hope as I'm also very allergic to cats and hate that I'll probably never be able to have one 😂 she's adorable !

[@romaDa]

How big is the difference between the 80 and 84 setup on these and which do you prefer?

[@DeezSkates]

It’s not a huge difference, but overall I prefer the 84. It has the agility of the 80, with more speed for the city. Kind of like the 90 but not quite.

[@romaDa]

@@DeezSkates Thank you, for the response and the great review!

[@gleibsonsoaressport]

Meus PARABÉNS, muito bom

[@OVXX666]

damn,,, i have the 2017 frx too :(

[@saltyangler4867]

you know what the say about a man with size 42 skates?

[@charlienash7420]

Btw. Deez.... Your absolutely awesome.

[@joshmcdzz6925]

Thanks for the review! This camera view somewhat looks gimmicky though.. it sorta don't project the reality of your flow.. Personally I prefer your previous videso.. IMHO..

[@DeezSkates]

Hey, Josh! Really appreciate your support and input. I am still learning proper key framing and tracking with this new camera and it is tough. After I read your comment here I watched an older video of mine and I can see exactly what you mean. I’m still learning the new camera and its best applications so I will keep working on it to get the best balance. Cheers!

[@lil_robbie]

1:18 why would you agree to only make a video promoting them if u like them, but not tell your yt-viewers if you thought they sucked?

[@chrisalexthomas]

Wait a second. He allowed you to make a review if you liked them, but also allowed that you could be open and honest? What if you hated them? Seems like those two things are in conflict here. Not that I would say anything bad about the frames. But just saying. You can't have it both ways.

[@DeezSkates]

The agreement was if I didn’t like them I just wouldn’t review them. I’m not going to lie, but I’m also not going to trash someone’s hard work.

[@chrisalexthomas]

@@DeezSkates kind of invalidates the point of a review when you get agreements like that which only give positive reviews. I’ve got a pair of seba gloves with Velcro palm guards and the palm guards fail after a couple of days and unglued themselves, eight times in a row. I’m sure seba worked very hard to make these gloves, but they’re trash and I wouldn’t buy them or recommend somebody else buys them ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@DeezSkates]

@@chrisalexthomas I don’t think it invalidates the review. No. When you have a platform you have to be more responsible for what you say because it can have an effect on someone’s livelihood. No matter what, a review is subjective, but some people will take it as gospel. There are plenty of products I don’t like, so I don’t promote them. At the same time, I do talk about what I don’t like in products when I find features I view as negative or inconvenient. However, I’m careful how I say it. There’s a certain finesse that you have to take.. you’d be surprised how many people will take the word of a KZbinr as gospel and then run it right out of context..

[@chrisalexthomas]

@@DeezSkates fair points

[@cubul32]

B stock ? give me those a couple of months they'll be D stock.

[@noampitlik2332]

That music....ug. Please, I want to focus on what you say.

[@greg6162]

Why does every skater use that eye bubble cam? Kinda ruins the experience

[@kchappelle]

Inferior and dated mounting system. The wheels are a mile away from the bottom of the skate. Puts you too high off the ground. Bauer hockey skates back in the 90's had such a low center of gravity the second wheel from the front was counter sunk into the sole of the boot. Now we have the Trinity system from PS and providing the same low to the ground feel. The front wheel is level with the bottom of the skate. FR, Seba, Flying Eagle and others need to go back to the drawing board like Powerslide did and spend some money on research and developing and come up with a better mounting system on their boots. Why would anyone buy this dated design? Beats me.

[@DeezSkates]

Funny enough.. the trinity mount skates are all a different design on the bottom. So not all of them are actually lower. I compared this mount to the Trinity and some of the models like the Next actually sit higher than the 165 due to the extension the trinity platforms have below the boot.

[@kchappelle]

Deez Skates oh I wasn’t aware of that. My ps HC evo pro sit nice and low. Maybe they’re trying to squeeze too much out of them for applications.

[@DeezSkates]

I wasn’t aware of it either until recently. Testing these frames led me to some interesting comparisons that helped me see quite a few things I didn’t realize.

[@sighange]

Adding to what Deez skates said, the decision to get a skate is not solely about sitting a few mm closer to the ground. Prices matter, fitting depending on feet and brands matter (aka comfort).... so people will still buy other brands despite trinity and quadro mounts....

[@Johro66]

@@DeezSkates yes I got some questions too about ride height when I first received the prototype frames and featured them on my Instagram, lots of messages asking about this and I took pics and measurements to compare with my other fr1 setups as well as the wizard nr100, and to be honest, ride height really wasn't an issue with either my 4x90 or 3x110 setup, if anything, it was either equal or lower in comparisons. Endless really couldn't have squeezed any more out of it, it's a well designed frame.

[@12dougreed]

Have you got a cold or are you just trying to impress by your vocal fry? Sounds bad man