I want to get into inline skating in the off season for something to do but I don't know anything about them at all if it's possible could I buy a pair for 50-80 usd? If I have to I can go to $100 could you link some for me to look at? If it helps I'm size 9.5. What company's should I look at? Also if I want to make a rail to practice on how could I do that? Would thin pvc pipes work? If there's any typos I blame it on autocorrect...
Agressive inlinle skates
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Turd.Ferguson
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yeah, my friend used to be into this stuff big time and pvc is a good option to use for rails, remz and razors are both pretty good brands for skates.
there are an uber amount of threads on this so searchbar for some better info
there are an uber amount of threads on this so searchbar for some better info
a_pla5tic_bag
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oof, you just missed some good new years and christmas deals but you can still get stuff pretty cheap. You can look here for cheap skates or alternatively here and sort by cheapest. Unfortunately there's not really
anything that's under 100 bucks but you can get close. The other problem is supply, rollerblading is pretty dead and stuff is always in very limited quantities. The trick isn't finding a skate your size, usually it's finding one you want in your size. Sometimes there's just none of a particular size anywhere.
anything that's under 100 bucks but you can get close. The other problem is supply, rollerblading is pretty dead and stuff is always in very limited quantities. The trick isn't finding a skate your size, usually it's finding one you want in your size. Sometimes there's just none of a particular size anywhere.
Thanks for replying and giving me some tips. How are these two skates? Skate 1:http://www.sunandski.com/Rollerblad...ySXqkx8ETaysmos2IBGh4l8rEwPtQ1f6S5BoCdvbw_wcB
Skate 2:http://rollerwarehouse.com/Razors-Cult-Street-Blue-2-Skates.asp
Skate 2:http://rollerwarehouse.com/Razors-Cult-Street-Blue-2-Skates.asp
Turd.Ferguson
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Cults are always a good skate!
a_pla5tic_bag
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Either of those would be fine. If it's your first time putting on skates and intending to do tricks then the skate you use won't really make or break your fun.
