Are you interested in Aggressive Inline Skating? Look here!

I don't really skate anymore so I would really like for these to go to someone that will enjoy them as much as I did. The ebay link is below.

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/271457365370?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
 
Question: how easily can frames be swapped out? and I'm thinking that freestyle frames are best for skiers? Only asking because I can't find any cheap/beginner skates with freestyle frames.
 
12981172:john18061806 said:
Question: how easily can frames be swapped out? and I'm thinking that freestyle frames are best for skiers? Only asking because I can't find any cheap/beginner skates with freestyle frames.
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very easily. with the UFS frame system which has been around for aaaages now you just unscrew the frame bolts and screw on the new frames so any decent brand skates can take any decent brand frames. only super cheap, non agg. inline or super old skates dont use the ufs system.
 
Bumping thread to let you guys know, If you're looking to pick up blades for christmas, rollerwarehouse.com has a good deal going on right now - you buy a boot only and get free frames wheels and bearings.
 
Can anybody help me with sizing?

I wear a 26.5 ski boot, and I normally wear a size 10 nike, but I wear like size 9.5 for sports.

I was thinking about buying some razor genesys 10's in a size 9.

Thanks
 
13411650:Park_Mho said:
Can anybody help me with sizing?

I wear a 26.5 ski boot, and I normally wear a size 10 nike, but I wear like size 9.5 for sports.

I was thinking about buying some razor genesys 10's in a size 9.

Thanks
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I wear 26 for ski boots and have always bladed in 9's for the most part, 8.5 in xsjados.

Currently rocking a roces m12 with a size 9 trust spec ops liner (best liners ever! get them while u can because they're not making more) So i'd go with the size 9. it's always worth it in my opinion to get the smallest shell/rollerblade you can fit in, it just will be lighter and more agile and easy to do tricks in. you can always dremel out the toe and heal areas to the skate f you need a little more room, pain in the ass but usually worth it.

As far as the genesys they are guna be best for people with a wide foot, never personally skated them, but unless you have a wide foot i'd get razor cults instead. cheaper and look better imo.

hope that helps a little good luck with your blading!
 
I just bought a pair of skates; is there anyone here from Pittsburgh that skates? Does anyone know where you can get skating stickers?
 
13702121:veng_m said:
I just bought a pair of skates; is there anyone here from Pittsburgh that skates? Does anyone know where you can get skating stickers?
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You should try and find a local facebook group or something, otherwise I guess you'll have to hang around the skatepark and wait for rollerbladers which could yield no results. If you look on like amall or rollerwarehouse they might have sticker sheets. They used too, I bet nobody bought them and they still have them. Rollerblade companies barely make skates and parts, let alone stickers.
 
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