Endless Blading Co, NN Skates + Rockin Frames 90mm Frame Comparison | Big Wheel Inline Skating

[@Dcfinest79]

I ordered the Ronin thats going to be my everyday skate set up. I also ordered the Dragons 165mm for Wizard. I spoke to someone at NN today and mentioned you.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Great options there!

[@DennisYeadon]

Thank you for the review. I am waiting for my NN frames and looking forward to using them to learn the wizard moves.

[@hshwang75]

Thank you so much for your review. It helps me a lot about choosing the next frame. I'm currently using 4 by 80 flat :)

[@endlessblading]

Hey Brenden! Cool video. You mentioned briefly about doing the “squeeze test”. I see people often doing this to assess how stiff a frame is. While it can you give you a rough first order sense of stiffness there’s perhaps a better way to assess frame stiffness that I think is more informative about real-world performance. I’ve recommended this to others and I’ll share it here as well. What I suggest is skating on one foot on a deep outside edge. You don’t need to be going fast, but have enough speed so you can roll about 5-10 feet. Try to maintain a consistent 45 degree angle on that single outer edge as you skate in as straight a line as possible. This will put a load into the frame such that the frame walls will want to rack. In other words, a flexible frame will become a parallelogram. A torsional load will be put into the bearings and you will experience this as a feeling as the skate slowing down, like someone is applying the brakes on the wheels. All frames flex to some degree under load (aluminum is not an infinitely stiff material). But some frames flex more than others and you should be able to feel varying degrees of “my wheels are not maintaining momentum while on this deep edge”. Ultimately stiffness translates into responsiveness. I hope that makes sense.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Totally makes sense! Great test for that too. I will try this in the future. Thanks!

[@endlessblading]

@@ThirtyandRollin You’re welcome! Let us know how it works out.

[@endlessblading]

@@gamemind5989 I don’t think increasing frame flex yields more grip in the sense that upgrading wheels do. Can you elaborate on what you mean? Better urethane, and often softer durometer generally gives one more grip. Soft super padded liners, thick footbeds, and flexible frames all have the same net effect: a sluggish lag when translating movements in the leg/foot to movements in the skate. Intentionally designing flex into a frame will always make it less responsive (and maybe a little more comfortable to ride over bumpy terrain, which can be a good thing), especially if that flex occurs about the longitudinal axis of the frame. In other words, it’s generally preferred to not have the frame flexing inward or outward when you go on an edge. A good example of this are frames designed for slalom where grip and responsiveness are necessary to execute the precision movements. The fun part of designing something is weighing the trade-offs to create the performance and experience you intend. For recreational or aggressive styles of skating having a little squish can be just what one’s foot wants to feel. The boot, cuff, liner, footbed, wheels, and frame all synergize to create an overall feel.

[@Shimmy8]

I just ordered the endless 90’s for a trinity boot!

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Sick! Enjoy!

[@BlackyRay_Patrick]

This is the setup i want to drive on summer 2022. Atm im using the next pro trinity tri skates in 110mm with the Standard frame. Still beeing made for All around skating Sounds perfekt for me :)

[@BVega114]

Great comparison of the three! I have the Endless 90 and agree 100% about the 3x110. It's super low and feels great. The 4x90 is a little too short for me for 4 wheels but it's the perfect length for a 3 wheel setup. I skate NN Sumo the most and love it. You can't go wrong with Endless or NN. Great videos! Keep em coming!

[@hvdb4492]

I’m debating these on my shima boot. I like the options. And a break too.

[@Polarisfff]

There is now a endless 90 ES (extended stability) frame on the market...

[@inclinedplanes]

love love love the 90mm NN, I still skate my stock FR 4*80 frame a lot, especially when I am learning say a new slide on asphalt but it is really easy to port moves to the 90's, though the speed bump sometimes gives me pause! I also run 86a wheels on the '90s and 85a on the 80 frame - makes the grab feel similar. You really should do a video where you break down your back to front and front to back pivot/slide on big frames they are so elegant and smooth looking.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Well thanks! I'm no expert but I am thinking of doing a tutorial on my basic flatland moves.

[@inclinedplanes]

@@ThirtyandRollin Please do, better to have someone relay information who is closer to the learning stage than well beyond it, there is too much assumed knowledge that ends up not being covered.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

@@inclinedplanes I will do my best to break it down to basics.

[@hvdb4492]

The wizards gave a break option? What kind of break ?

[@bcfine1]

When I mounted a 165mm mount Endless frame to my UFS boot, the added spacer seemed to change the angel of the foot bed by a couple degrees. When I stood up for the first time, I came close to falling backwards. Then when skating on them at the rink, I had to keep more weight on the balls of my feet to compensate. Just my opinion, but something to consider.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

165 to UFS??? Not sure those frames are intended to adapt that way. I know you can go the other way around UFS to 165 without a problem. My adapted Rockin Frames felt perfect. Just like the other 165 frames in terms of angel.

[@endlessblading]

I’m sorry you didn’t have the proper experience with your setup. As you may know, our 165 frames frames are not designed for UFS boots. We don’t recommend that anyone use Endless frames (or any frame for that matter) with either a 3D printed plastic adapter or even a machined metal one. An adapter requires a longer frame mounting bolt which sees higher bending loads due to the stack-up of the adapter. Structurally this is not an ideal joint, as bolts don’t like to be in bending (bolts are designed to be loaded in tension or shear). This will translate into more frame flex at the location of the adapter, and less power transfer. Using a plastic adapter, especially, could even present a safety issue. Please send us an email with more details about your setup if you don’t mind. I’d like to learn more about the kind of spacer/adapter you were using.

[@GrandmasterHobbyist]

@@endlessblading the rides might be similar but i bet the customer service isnt even close to endless customer service.

[@ericbernardi8116]

@@ThirtyandRollin my Rockin 4100 was really off center with adapter on 165 😅 So it's back on the CJ boot... And of course they make 165 versions by now... But love my Endless 90ES to much to want anything else 😝

[@SerialWheeler]

Awesome take and so good you could bring them all together. Busy moving to a new house atm, but wizard skating is definitely a new chapter I want to explore. Thanks for all your work and love for blading 🤜🏻🤛🏻💥

[@tamarahunter3782]

Awesome review. I’ve been struggling to choose between these three frames and I feel much better informed to go and make my decision now. Keep the videos coming. Love the wizard stuff!

[@DanielDaniel-oe4bg]

Hello, Brenden, congratulations on the comparative analysis! It would be useful to present a parameter related to adjusting the position of the frames. For example, because I generally pivot on the rear wheel, I prefer to mount the frame as far forward as possible so that the axle of the last wheel is under the heel. For Trinity frames, I have to grind/mill the holes a bit to push the frames forward.

[@secession77]

Great detailed review! I just did a spontaneous purchase and have bought the NN frames. But I'm surprised there's such limited choice of 90mm wheels. Seem to be not a common diameter

[@chrischadwick1]

Great comparison. Eagerly awaiting my 4x90 NN skates frame 😀

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Nice!

[@masterorion3]

I went with Endless 100 (trinity) but I’m still using 90mm wheels. These RB hydrogens last forever! I’ve only skated once in the new frames though. My knee is still weak from falling on the medial side 2 months ago.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

They do last a long time. Hope you get better soon!

[@patharvard]

If your hydrogen wheels are lasting, you are not skating enough! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@SaccoBelmonte]

I wonder where can I buy those adapters, I have a pair of K2 R80 frames I would like to try under my Twister edge XT skates.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

They just come with these frames.

[@nikoblading]

I tried a lot of setups, ended up on endless 90, they work for everything, speed, agility, fun. very universal frame

[@ThirtyandRollin]

I agree! Such a great versatile frame!

[@baylorstafford6622]

Yay! You always come out with the videos I was thinking of :))…also I ended up getting the endless 90 I absolutely love them thanks for the advice:)

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Great frames!

[@chrno1988]

I just go straight for 100 and using 90wheel so incase someday I will go 100

[@shadostorm8375]

I been wizard skating on the Endless90 for couple of months. Switched to endless100 and noticed the difference in weight and agility. Def love the stability in 100mms but man 90mm endless feels more playful.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

O most definitely. That shorter wheel base is way more nimble.

[@edwardleiva7572]

I've god engaged with the street tour. Now I wish the time were okei to get into rolling, but its raining now. Get a good time, funny and interesting video.

[@jakobc1998]

What wheels do you use for the endless 3x110 setup? A friend gave me some 110s recently but they actually rub on the thicker block of metal for the 4x90 setup's #2 and 3 axles so I haven't used them as a triskate yet.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Some cheaper 110 wheels will rub with the low tolerance of the Endless frames. I just sanded down the overpour side of each wheel and they roll great now.

[@bshaida]

Thank you for the great review. Very helpful as always.

[@melvindelacruz6847]

Thingking of buying those endless 90mm now🤔 good job on this video cool shirt bro. Cheers🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@mlee6050]

I am wishing to find ones that support round wheels or if can modify endless to allow round

[@ericbernardi8116]

You can use round profile for Endless 4 wheel setup... Only the 3x110 need to be bullet, because else the frame spacers for the smaller wheels will rub... So they say, but I used some old worn hydrogen 125 and it worked well (just don't sue me if it doesn't 😉)

[@mlee6050]

@@ericbernardi8116 was on about round on both, feels robbed charged same price for less material

[@NeraStudio]

Amazing, love the transitions… can you tell the recording gear you used, camera, stick… I will appreciate it, thank you!

[@ThirtyandRollin]

GoPro Hero 7 Black with an Insa360 stick.

[@NeraStudio]

@@ThirtyandRollin thank you...

[@romaDa]

Awesome video. Can't wait to hear your thoughts on the Rockin Mix4 once you get your hands on them

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Me too!

[@nancynobullets85]

This might be the best informative "comparison/review." Of anything I've ever seen. THIS is literally all the info I needed and wanted in reference to these frames. It was more like.... If you like this type feel? These frames. You got this amount? These frames. No matter what though? You're gonna be in the door and it'll feel something like this and you're gonna have a dope time. Nice

[@TheRollingRaptor]

Great video! Fair comparison, but above all: such smooth skating! Really enjoyed that.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Thanks!

[@realMysta]

For someone with size 13 thats new but can do basics(skated as a kid) would you recommend 90 or 100? Or try and stick it out with 80s? (Looking mostly to skate for exercise and maybe eventually get into slalom style)

[@ThirtyandRollin]

I'd go with either 90 or 100. A 90 flat or 100 rockered would be a good fit.

[@realMysta]

@@ThirtyandRollin thanks! Ordered ronin and matching wheels, which bearings should i grab? And do i need spacers?

[@ThirtyandRollin]

@@realMysta Awesome, you will love them! I would grab a set of Rollerblade ILQ9 Pro Bearings, they come with spacers.

[@realMysta]

@@ThirtyandRollin Rollerblade TwinCam Skate Bearings ILQ9 Pro 16pk fI happened to grab these since they came with bearings, I assume those are the same?

[@ThirtyandRollin]

@@realMysta Yep

[@Goddrum]

Any advice for a beginner starting with rockered?

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Just have fun with it! Go slow and work on your gazelles.

[@Goddrum]

Ok, thanks for the help I’ll do that.

[@chilli-iceolive-abode2447]

I like how you said you're not an expert and can't tell between the subtle differences when using these frames and then go on to mention how you like the 3mm difference in frame length haha 😁 Great insight into these frames, top notch stuff as usual 🙌

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Lol well that's a grey area.

[@richardrhcp]

Thinking about getting some new frames, and either the NN and Endless would be nice, but I am curious about Kizer 90mm frames since my budget is lower. I have been eyeing them, but they just seem hard to find in stock. I am curious if you ever sell any of the items you show in your videos.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Ya product is low these days. I do sell products in my videos from time to time but not these frames.

[@bladeshred01]

Nice that Endless ended up adding UFS

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Yes totally.

[@davidb4979]

Have you gotten any wheel rattle or other noise from the Rockin frames? I've had mine for about a month now and love them but I have wheel rattle on every wheel. I've switched the wheels directly on to other frames and the rattle goes away so I'm guessing it's the frames.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

I haven't. Just noticed the frame adapter creek every once in a while.

[@davidb4979]

@@ThirtyandRollin Looks like it ended up being the wheels. I think the frames I switched to test were not as rigid and where able to close the gap to get rid of the rattle making me think it was the frames not the wheels.

[@GameConnoisseur69]

Think I'm leaning towards the Endless 90 hard to beat 2 set ups in 1

[@passiveaggressiveskater9554]

Damn! That little line at 2:15 was smooth. I have never seen that sequence. Your wizard skating is getting top notch.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Haha thanks but I feel like a noob every time I do it.

[@fourcubed47]

And he calls himself an "intermediate" skater. I can't wait to see him when he considers himself an advanced skater!

[@jcFaneite]

Hi Thirty and Rolling, I need your help, what would you recommend more for a freeskating, like go throught the city, do a littles jumps, little stairs. endless 4x100 or nn-skates 4x100 v.m? Thank you! and #KeepRolling

[@ThirtyandRollin]

I would say Endless just because it's a bit more subtle rocker and it also gives you the option for a long flat tri setup.

[@jcFaneite]

@@ThirtyandRollin thanks a lot!

[@chilli-iceolive-abode2447]

My 4x90 frames are the kizer element 90s and I love 'em. Looking at 4x100 next, have you got a favourite?

[@ThirtyandRollin]

My personal favorite rockered frame size is 4x100 or 5x76(or 5x80). Of the there 90mm frames in this video it's hard to tell. They all skated very similarly to me.

[@yetticuda]

I think that price point is a big point. With those savings you can get the intuition liner as well.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Yep yep! Great point!

[@davidb4979]

Awesome comparison! I think you might want to include the shipping on the price comparison because if you live in the USA the Rockin frames will cost you a bit more since they ship from Germany. Also with the 165 adapter on the Rockin frames did you notice any extra forward lean because the frame actually has a little built in?

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Great point on the shipping. I did not notice much of a difference in terms of forward lean between the three.

[@Golem1988]

Hey David! Good thing you pointed that out. In year 2020, if you wanted to get NN or Endless in Europe, you paid +30% from their value + shipping as customs taxes. Which were close to 60EUR (75USD). In 2021 NN and Endless are also sold at skateshops in Europe, so that's not the thing. And still, shipping from Germany to USA = USA customers don't pay import taxes / duties. So kinda... controversial statement.

[@davidb4979]

@@Golem1988 Glad they got NNSkates and Endlesss frames in skate shops in Europe to help cut the cost! Hopefully we'll get some shops with Rockin frames soon in the USA.

[@Golem1988]

@@davidb4979 Yeah, that is totally awesome. Don't forget tho, that it took quite a time for NN to get on shop shelves around the world :) And I believe Endless also needed quite some time to be able to do so :)

[@duploh]

Hi. Great review. I'm a beginner on FrX 80 so 243 frame. But with size 43eu, 8,5us... It feels a bit to short. I'm doing fine, not falling backwards, but i'm thinking of going bigger. I'm not sure to go 90 (endless has a 276 and 291 frame i think) or go 100? So keep my frx and change frame... Or a whole new boot? Mainly for cruising down town, doing some jumps and tricks if i get better. I'm also looking into tje Seba cj' s in the future, so the rockin ones can be applied to both 165 and ufs...

[@ThirtyandRollin]

The FrX is a great boot. I would just grab a 4x100 or a MIX 100-90-90-100.

[@duploh]

@@ThirtyandRollin oh thx for the reply. I typed the wrong size... Eu43 is us 9/9.5 i see. So you'd go 100 or mixed, not 90? And normal's can go Ufs too if i would ever buy new boots... All those options and decisions 😬🤪

[@ThirtyandRollin]

@@duploh ​ I would go longer with an EU43 shell and your style of skating. They may feel longer and more cumbersome at first but will be amazing in the long term. 4x90 rockered is too short even for me at EU41 boot.

[@duploh]

@@ThirtyandRollin oh even at 41 you find it short... Ok good to know. Prob going mixed or 100 then. Any tios on wheels? The rockin' frames have these bundle with rockin wheels and black metal bearings... Are they any good? I see mostly hydrogen, but my friend finds them a bit thin and slippery...?

[@ThirtyandRollin]

@@duploh 4x90 rockered is just a tad too short IMO. As for wheels I love my Hydrogens, great balance of price and performance but there are other great wheels too such as Undercover and Matter. The last two can get spendy.

[@OlderBladers]

love it... now I wanna go skate

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Haha good!

[@ochitokes]

Been watching both of ya'll a whole lot and now I'm skating wayy more than before

[@ThirtyandRollin]

@@ochitokes That's awesome to hear!

[@ALEXJOHNSONTV2]

The best wizard alternative belongs to NN skates by far. The ascetics match the closest to the simple raw aluminum trapezoid design

[@OrganicGonzalez]

Current Sk8 Set up 03/15/2022 Impala quads Flying Eagle F7 110 FR2 Endless 90/110 Zoom Lomax Endless 90/100 In route HC EVO Endless 84 What’s your set up these days

[@iskindersam7834]

Thanks, you helped a lot

[@russLchristL]

Those spins were awesome!

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Thanks!

[@Drunken_Hamster]

I just want the endless convertible frames to have a variable rocker axle in the middle for the tri-skate setup. They could even send it with two axles, one where up is flat, and down is natural rocker, and the second with a progressive rocker up, and banana rocker when down. An EVEN BETTER thing they could do with V2's is have 4-way convertible frames. 4x90 natural rocker, 3x110 long wheelbase flat, 3x110 short wheelbase natural rocker, and 5x72 natural rocker all in one frame. Even better if they also send a grind block to replace the middle wheel with. You'd only ever need ONE frame to do basically everything with.

[@StreetBladerBloke]

Look at yoyoskates sago 90 plus frame. Most advanced rockered frames I have seen so far with multiple options

[@marcobrady2594]

Love your videos❤️👍 Been thinking about getting some 90mm frames ever since I tried the keizer flux

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Wish I had those for this video.

[@davew3935]

Still waiting for a skate company to offer a full rocker setup (boots and all) at an affordable price. K2 Sodos were not the answer apparently. I think only the bug guys could deliver on a good price point.

[@fabioroma_pro]

Awesome video! If I can offer constructive feedback, next time, focus on how you felt on them on the conclusion, not only at the beginning. Great stuff, really helped me =)

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Good point! Thanks.

[@Jay9299]

Hey man! You should do a video over finding places to skate or “universal” skate spots. I’ve been having such a hard time finding well kept trails/parking lots

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Where are you located?

[@Jay9299]

I’m in East Texas, but I figure there has to be some go to places for skaters I haven’t discovered yet, aside from skateparks which around here are mostly bowls and half pipes.

[@KingOfJokers013]

Great video man! You always produce quality content! I really want to try the endless 90s but am hesitant because I've only ever used 231mm 3x100 and 243mm 4x80 setups. I typically wear size 8/9 skates and don't know if the length will be too long for my feet.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

What size shell do you roll?

[@endlessblading]

Feel free to get in touch with us and we’d be happy to help you with sizing an Endless frame for your setup and skating style and skill level. I personally skate a size 40 FR1 and love skating the Endless 100 which is 303 mm long. It can be daunting at first to consider a longer frame if you’ve only ever skated flat setups. But the slight rocker in our 4-wheel setups gives you an effective wheelbase that is even shorter than 231 mm flat. That means the skate will be super maneuverable due a short effective wheelbase while the overall wheelbase will give you stability. The only thing you really have to adapt is doing crossovers. Most people seem to adjust in a matter of hours or days depending on skill level. I hope that helps! Feel free to reach out if we can assist.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

@@endlessblading Great info and I second the fact to not be afraid of a longer rockered wheels base. Once you get used to it, I think it is so much better!

[@KingOfJokers013]

@@ThirtyandRollin Currently rolling on some size 8-9 PS Zoom Pro 100s but Looking to get some size 8 (26cm) RB Cruisers for my wide feets (257mmx105mm)

[@KingOfJokers013]

@@endlessblading Thank you! that is really great information! :)

[@nomex8461]

Thanks! I was always skating rockered frames back in the 90's. of course, back then Aggressive skating was just starting.

[@Greg-tj8rg]

I thought you were going to crown Endless the winner. 4x90 and 3x110 in one frame with great execution for both is quite nice.

[@B0BShin0bi]

Hi mate, did u heard about the IQON DECODE frames, i think they are the most versatile frames on the market right now , i would like to see a review about that frames made by u, i like your videos, hopefully u can get you hands on a pair of that frames and see your opinion about them

[@ThirtyandRollin]

I am hoping to get on a set as well. Stay tuned!

[@ariescanlas4853]

Bro about that little silver part does it comes with any flat frame?? If not just plz tell me which brands that give this part cuz i really depend on this part right now if it didn't come with the frame im fu¢ked

[@ThirtyandRollin]

It only comes with the Rockin Frames.

[@funwheels3307]

Great review bro! Nice to see you enjoying the frames. 😊 I wonder if you bought a Wizard to try and compare? How will the 5 wheel frames perform? If you intend to get them? 😊😊

[@jrbmwpower]

#TOP 1 vídeo. Nice ! For me Endless is The best. Rsrsrs.

[@brynrobeven]

Just need the IQON in your quiver and you can see how they all do head to head

[@ThirtyandRollin]

I would imagine similar.

[@brynrobeven]

@@ThirtyandRollin Yeah my head to head on endless vs IQON is very similar. IQON 3x110 wheel rocker is pretty fun and faster than the 4x90. Endless 3 wheel feels VERY much on rails in comparison even to normal tri skates to me

[@aaronb7990]

😎🤙

[@kamilciura7953]

I think that it's always apples vs oranges if you compare these three manufacturers and their 165 mm spacing frames. Endless frames give you 2 in 1 setups, but because they have went for lowest possible setup height, the compatibility of their 4x100 model is limited to boots which can accept 180 mm bolt spacing. I know the video is about 4x90 frames, but I still think that 4x100 is considered the "true" Wizard setup by many. NN Skates have a very nice compatibility with boots, especially in their Dragon and Bot frames, thanks to multiple holes for the bolts. This is very important for those who have boots without any means of adjusting the frame front to back: Twister, Twister Edge, RB 80, FRX. The fact that all of their frames are compatible with 195 mm mount spacing too is a nice bonus, even though it won't be used by many. Rockin frames are perfect for those who are skateheads (like me) and have several UFS and 165 mm skates at home. The fact that you can put the same frame on 165 mm boot for longer distance/city skating and use it with your UFS boots to blend these flatland moves with some grinds is great. In the end, even though I like the looks of NN Skates frames the most, I decided to go for Rockin frames (plan to put together a setup with RB Blank skate next year) simply because I feel these guys have the least following and I want to support them, also because they come from Europe (where I live).

[@ThirtyandRollin]

That is a great point for a UFS frame but NN Skates makes UFS version now too. But it's always great to support the underdog!

[@enableenglish8163]

All you need is a banana rockered frame like Seba Delux 4x80

[@BlackyRay_Patrick]

Great Alternative if your are looking for a 90mm wheels frame.... Oh wait....

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Not sure I would ever want to roll a 4x80 rockered frame. Way to nimble. Maybe if I was skating cones freestyle.

[@enableenglish8163]

@@ThirtyandRollin That is exactly what I do, but i also feel much more fluid while street skating too. Leon Basin was using the Delux frames in his first big wheels edits btw. It inspired him to make Wizards. Slalom skating is actually is a farther of Wizard skating, but tbh, I feel is still much more fun than Wizard skating. The edits i have referred to are: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3-3eqxubJiXpbM&ab_channel=SEBASKATES kzbin.info/www/bejne/imKYeKGBp7KKbs0&ab_channel=MushroomBlading Just see how fluid Leon is in both of them, especially that sick fakie 540 in the second edit!

[@enableenglish8163]

@@BlackyRay_Patrick 90 mm wheel frames are way too long for me and my style of skating. 80 mm is a sweet spot for me. But, everyone is different. Gosh, i watched those big wheel edits and want to go skating again :)

[@ThirtyandRollin]

@@enableenglish8163 That is a sick edit! I just like a longer wheel base especially on a rockered setup personally.

[@shifuugincii]

you can't call yourself intermediate. you are pretty advanced

[@amyrul685]

Very humble, claiming to be intermediate 😂

[@ravenouspathogen]

Other than wizards, I'd like to move to the NN 4x110 as the endless 4x110s haven't been announced yet. As of this moment, I love my endless 100/110s on my FR1s.

[@ThirtyandRollin]

My favorite all round big wheel setup is a 4x100. But the 4x110s push a bit more into speed, smoothness and stability at the cost of some maneuverability. Still fun though!

[@endlessblading]

The new Endless 110’s are presently in production. They will be available this fall and will do 4x110 (balanced rocker) and 3x125 (flat-ish). I am really excited about the performance of this design. I really worked hard to reduce the weight while maintaining stiffness. They are battle cruisers!

[@ThirtyandRollin]

@@endlessblading So sick, can't wait!

[@benjiblading2548]

Oh trust me, the Endless 110 feels fucking amazing. The one I have is great, but the production model I’m sure will be even better :)

[@endlessblading]

@@benjiblading2548 I feel that it is. It’s a bit lighter which means better acceleration and less fatigue over longer distance. I’ve also found it to be more responsive when maneuvering or attempting any kind of trick. The version you have lacks the internal bridges that the production version has. That allowed me to maintain stiffness while removing mass in strategic places.

[@mdmohiuddin3546]

Sir plz plz send me 1 pair of inline skate, shoe size (uk 7 ).

[@ThirtyandRollin]

Lol sorry don't have any to send.

[@OnnoKaell]

I normally really like and enjoy your videos - but the comparison today I simply cannot agree with! Saying that the NN skates Frame is the most versatile when it comes to mounting options just is not fair and can really easily be misunderstood! Yes you can buy them in three different options…but the only frame that you can mount to two different boots out of the box is the rockin’ frame!

[@ThirtyandRollin]

That's true but I was simply saying that NN Skates is currently the only frame manufacture that makes their frames in all 3 mounting options. I even called out Rockin Frames in the 'Special Feature' section for the ability to use their frame on 2 different mounts with one frame. Sorry if that wasn't clear.

[@innerwisdom5015]

I easily see you in one of those crime videos where the narrator describes what dishonesty looks like. From the very beginning it feels like you are walking on egg shells. Trying to avoid any accidental criticism that you may actually have about these products, just because you got all of them sent to you for free...

[@bluejeans98]

I've always wanted to eat food of a bench someone has rollerbladed over. It's not like you had those wheels all over town in all sorts of environments and picked up god knows what and transferred it to the bench people sit and eat at. Sadly all the latest skating videos seem to be about scoring points blading over everything going without once thinking that's some ones property your abusing. We have skate parks for a reason. Soon skating will be banned due to the reckless behavior of the few. Over here they are already screaming about e-scooters being banned.

[@rollin882]

Not so detailed.

[@joshcarter-com]

This is a stellar video but you’re missing the most important aspect of any discussion of $200+ skate frames: how am I supposed to get this purchase past my wife?!? I’ve got short frames, I’ve got long frames, I’ve got three wheel frames, I’ve got four wheel frames, I’ve got flat frames, I’ve got rockered frames, so when it comes super-premium frames, help me complete this sentence: “honey dearest, I know I have a bunch of skates and frames already, but I need THESE frames because […]” But seriously…I don’t have any of these frames yet so this video is super helpful. I have full rocker 243mm and they’re way too twitchy for general skating (in my opinion) so a longer frame and “subtle rocker” sounds great. Frames which also have a flat 3x110 option sound double great. I also wanted to mention a feature of the NN that most people would overlook: 195mm mounting holes. Speed and marathon boots use 195mm and the Rollerblade E2 is a particular favorite of mine. You can take the ankle cuffs off the boot and make it a super-light, super-comfy skate that’s also super-fun with a shorter frame. You wouldn’t do aggressive stuff with it, but for exploring the city or doing footwork it’s a unique combo. Finally, I just marvel at the fact that smaller companies exist which can sell really specialized stuff like this direct to skating enthusiasts. You don’t get much more “niche market” than premium inline skate frames. But they’re doing it, and we’re buying…once we can figure out a good excuse for the wife/husband/S.O. that is.