Tempish Viber 90 - Inline Skate - Full Review (Watch this before you buy Rollerblades)

[@TheHoopLaedy]

Aa a speech pathologist and a skater.. I LOVE your channel 🥰❤️

[@Ramco81]

Thank you for your opinion. I just bought these roller skates :). Thanks to you, I'm coming back to this sport. :)

[@BUSCA3ULLA]

shopping for skates and looking at these. Mind giving some feedback?

[@thomasv.2042]

I bought these skates, not at least because of your review ;) My linerloop ripped off, also. I ripped it completely off on both skates and was happy that it dont affected the liner itself. Which is more importend: My frames were not aligned perfectly (!), so before the first ride, i disassembled the wheels and aligned the frames with their two screws. I heavily recommend to look about this, if you purchased a pair! Shok absorption is not really given, so it would be a rational upgrade to invest in some good inner soles, or liner, as you already suggest. Apart from that the skates are absolute awesome and im very happy with the tip to get one of these. To see how you can skate with skates of this budget is really inspiring! Keep on and take care!

[@virgiliod.9436]

I noticed when using earthen pottery without glaze, plants grown at most three times than those planted in plastic/rubber containers. You don't have to use fertilizer. Plant roots need to breathe. I even have tree planted on a earthen pot but its only 5 ft and doesn't bear fruits but it thrives even without care.

[@JackieBactasa]

I‘m going to buy those today. Until now I‘ve been skating with super cheap skates from the supermarket. Now it‘s time for an update. Thank you for the review! Just a comment from me, I think the music is a bit too loud. But great video anyway

[@SapphiBlu3]

Hii did you buy these ? if so are you satisfied ? thinking of getting them aswell :)

[@SapphiBlu3]

@JackieBactasa

[@kyleheron38]

So glad you made this review. After watching your vids, I was bummed to see the price point of the 90mm stock skates. This is exactly what I was looking for, props!

[@delivereyes2479]

About the yellow leaf it sometimes means 2 much water... Just prune any yellow or dead leaves . 🌿

[@fralou_sind_kreativ]

That video was so helpful, thanks Ari :) Unfortunately they don't have these in Size 4 :( Do you have any other suggestions for Inline Skates for a beginner like me with tiny feet? :) I have the same plant (on your right). In German it's called "Efeutute" :) I found that they don't need a lot of water and what helps with all plants is actually talking to them :) Wishing you a beautiful summer and sending you love and creative vibes

[@my1213]

I used to skate a lot as a kid .. but I gave up when I started working.. I started getting back to it last year , but it's hard where I live in UK , because the area it's not "built" for skating... no usable cycle lanes, roads too busy and drivers aggressive, people get scared when you pass them on pavements ( sidewalks) and parks are not maintained properly to be able to skate.. so.. need to find a place and stick to it 😅😊

[@StreetBladerBloke]

I live in UK and skate just fine on the road for years and there are places like car parks to learn

[@BUDs253]

Thanks for the review bro! I do believe it's what I need for the beginning 👍

[@McJaews]

You're the first I've seen do a reverse T-brake as well as brake downhill by reversing and extending a leg behind you. Both moves looked cool.

[@fu5ha_edits]

That movement is called a power slide!

[@lamahlo24]

So much info!!! Love it!!!

[@kwnstantinos1064]

could y tell m yr opinion about viber tempish 110? an d compare with oxelo mf900?

[@beefcakees]

The only thing I wish you talked about was the fitment. The rollerblades at Dick's sporting goods run large but the website for these particular inline skates says they run smoll... 😅

[@ericbernardi8116]

On SkatePro almost every skate runs "small" 😅 The RB's are true to size imo... I tried on a US 9 (42 euro/ 27mp) and it fit like it should, nice and tight (normal feet, 26.5). The sizing that Tempish lists is, 42 = 27.6cm, so I don't think these run small... Add 0.5 to max 1 cm to your foot lenght and it should fit you 🤔 The shell is dual size by the way (38/39, 40/41, 42/43, 44/45 share same shell), so if your are between take the bigger as only the liner is a bit bigger in the same shell 🤓

[@ruths2569]

thanks for this thorough video!

[@amyb.2207]

My Pothos absolutely thrive in an east window. Tediously unraveled and measured the longest vine last year...it literally reached just over 20 ft long!

[@virgiliod.9436]

I for one like a liner that's good enough to become shoes temporarily and be able to slip into a pair of skates without trouble.

[@buschi3530]

Hello, is there a metal-frame-mount in the boot? LG

[@emilybowen3065]

hey thanks - came here to find out if it was an editable skate. just purchased!!

[@ShesThe1yup]

I think I would like a soft boot rather than hard shell any thoughts on that?

[@ericbernardi8116]

Why? It is less supportive, less durable and most of the time you can't change/replace anything (except wheels oc). Also hard shells are not less comfortable, the extra support is less tiring on long sessions and most hard shells lock the foot in better which prevents blisters... When the soft boot is worn, you gotta throw away the whole skate... When the liner of a hard boot is worn you just exchange it for 40-50$ with a cheap but comfy one or get the best (Intuition) for 200$ which might even outlast your boot... So, hard boots perform better, last longer, are upgradable and are equally if not more comfortable... Only downside, depending on foot shape it can be harder to find a nice fitting boot 😬

[@CNZOOR]

Would you recommend these for someone who wants to start skating? Been looking at them and thinking about to buy them.

[@virgiliod.9436]

I like a design if there is one where the frames can easily come off and you can slap a sole to become a regular shoe then easily pop it off and insert a frame with wheels.

[@Napolitano24]

Skates!! Songs !!! Vibezzz!!!!

[@grooveshackrecords]

I see you ripped the hanger too haha! Not that sturdy on those compared to Aeons or Powerslide zooms. I still have to break mine in, I have the Viber 110s triskates.

[@d.d.h6749]

Hey i impulse bought the skate Rollerblade Macroblade 110 3WD. How bad/good are they? I got suckered into them by someone who was sponsored by rollerblade

[@eujebenqo6159]

Cool but does the boot have a metal plate to fix the frame on?

[@leandracohen4047]

Where did you get the metal frame for this model? Is it also Tempish?

[@Leahdorsey88]

🌻❤

[@Polyaxis]

Wish I saw these at the Dicks sporting goods for my first prchase

[@karinehrlich7642]

I was a skier a long time ago. That’s expensive. You know that. So rollerblading sounds like a pretty inexpensive sport which you can do anywhere without having to pay to drive to a hill for instance.

[@JacksonSmith-z3e]

I bought viber 80. This stock wheels so bad...i changed it. Bu the boot and frame so good.

[@StreetBladerBloke]

I think mf500 is the better boot. I now use mf500 with endless frame and works perfect for wizard skating. Mf500 feels like rollerblade twister boot in terms of stiffness and perfomance but cost only £90 for whole skate

[@karinehrlich7642]

Your photos plant is hard to kill. Just water it, but don’t add so much water as to drown it. They love to climb. I’ve seen them cover entire walls. Just give them something to hang on to and it’ll climb. They are fast growers. Very easy to propagate by cutting a few leaves with some stem still on it of course. Put in water until it grows roots. That other plant? Hate those because of their name and it’s so unattractive. But if you like it keep it of course. Cheerios!

[@BongoBaggins]

I just bought Tempish 90s for £50 ($70) from Ebay, unused in the box. Three monthly payments of £16.67 isn't an expensive hobby.

[@ketorusindbad]

It's okay. Yes, the cuff is replacable, but god help you find a cuff that even roughly fits a different shell, and here the good parts end. The frame base is not movable, the 45 strap and the topmost straps are both riveted, the frame is surprisingly tall - well, the bearings, according to their imprint, are abec 11, but that's just lipstick on a pig. The whole thing cries cheapness - you can buy fila skates (nrk or houdini, both work for wide feet) for lower price during sales; heck, even Decathlon's mf500 is cheaper and for the price, slightly better (you get a brick and mortar shop with ton of support, they're not picky with replacing your purchase, always sell the basic needed parts etc).