RISQ #8 - How Many Wheels On Your Inline Skates

[@gheorghevoiculet5707]

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[@lisapet160]

3x100 for smooth paths cruising, volume training, and some speedwork to make cruising faster, 4x80 for skills and shorter urban distances. Prefer flat setup, and totally agree with the recent wheel's rotation video on 'pascal briand' channel: order wheels by assessed diameter, place larger diameter wheel towards the more grinding side.

[@SerialWheeler]

Really cool choice with the 3x100. Didn't get the chance to try that setup (Zoom 100) for an extended period of time but I remember you're really quick on your feet😁. Hmm, will check that video on Pascal you mentioned. Be safe, Lisa!🤗

[@NoirLouisStream]

I’m just weird I guess, I skate the city with aggressive skate on Anti-rocker sets. 60mm 90A for outer wheels and 45mm anti-rocker wheels with bearings. That being said, some aggressive setup with flat wheels are good for cruising if you have the power and stamina for it since the wheels is smaller than average blading setup, somewhere around 55mm up to 72mm. But what you’re saying is correct, get a setup that suit your own interest.

[@SerialWheeler]

Welcome to the channel, Sean! I'm actually interested to do a city on an aggressive setup, be it flat or rockered. I'm sure it has its advantages for different street spots, even if I wouldn't really go for long distances on such a setup. Awesome you're having fun, no matter what skates appear as an option. I remember having fun just with 1 skate on my foot, so possibilities are endless. I heard the Oysi frames offer an amazing proposition in terms of agility and no wheelbite.

[@WitchonWheels]

Cool boat. And it cannot rupture as easily as the inflatable one I used lately :D Wheel-wise, I'm mainly on my 3x110mm setup at the moment. It's so much fun working out on longer distances and still being able to cross your feet and be nimble around corners.

[@SerialWheeler]

That's actually unexpected, Witchy. I was thinking you used and loved 3x125 more, but you're right, the 3x110 gives a much better balance for distance and agility. Answering quite late as I'm currently in a mountainous region with very poor internet. Hope you're doing great 😁🤗

[@aureliavoiculet9050]

See soon !

[@SerialWheeler]

Definitely 🥰✌️

[@xanalogxs]

Nice surroundings!! 😎 For the on-road city fun/cruising, 4x90mm. When I need to give a healthy dose of adrenaline and chill time to my neurons, 3x150mm - suv next powerslide.

[@SerialWheeler]

Every time I see someone mentioning using 4x90 as their main fun setup I get another confirmation for creating my own 4x90 SOON. As for your 3x150, that seems amazing to be able to roll on such a size. Did you also try the Roadrunner wheels by any chance? Appreciate your comment 🤜🏻🤛🏻💥

[@xanalogxs]

@@SerialWheeler never tested those. I keep the 150 only for off-road. If i get the chance, i'd sure like to test them. Been quite a while since I've tested road skates

[@Inliner242]

Hey Serial Wheeler good content and talk of tips in the video, nice quality too. Keep up the good uploads my friend

[@SerialWheeler]

Thanks so much, Darvin! I'm going from mountains to the seas, trying to find clip ideas and also relax and have some fun 😁. Happy that you're enjoying the content. Will check your channel once I get to a place with better reception 😂✌️

[@Inliner242]

@@SerialWheeler Alright buddy it's good to see you enjoying life in not only skating but different avenues. Wish you the best, take care.