Does anyone have these Aggressive Skates?

.spaghetticat.

.spaghetticat.

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http://www.skateaggressive.com/adult-aggressive-skates/c1000004374/corr-works-z4-aggressive-skates-2012-p134668.html

They are in my size and such a great deal but i want to make sure they are not shitty.

Does anyone have them?

If not what skates should i get for under 100?

Thanks so much.

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Spaghetticat
 
I would get mook frames made by xsjado on your skates if I were you. They are a lot more versatile since they have have 2 wheels rather than 4, making a bigger grind channel thingy. You aren't really going to find a good pair of skates for under $100, I would save up some more to buy some better skates. I have a pair of xsjado pioneers and I love them.
 
I used to have those skates when I first got into the sport and wasn't very happy with them. The liners were really uncomfortable, and the frames felt super flimsy and felt like they could snap any minute. I hate to rain on your parade but I really can't recommend those skates. http://secure.rollerwarehouse.com/item/USD/REALM_2011_SKATES/id/110USD9701/

http://secure.rollerwarehouse.com/item/NIMH/SHAMAN_SKATES/id/110NMH9401/

Those are both pretty solid skates but limited on sizes maybe check amall. pm me if you want I have a pair of skates I would be willing to let go for the right price aswell
 
I've tried mook frames and couldn't get used to them, right now I got remz os 4s with some gc frames and am loving them.
 
i have a pair of razors genesys 7.3 skates, they're pretty sick, bought em too big for me so they hurt my feet but my brother who uses them (bigger feet), loves them

get some remz though, if you can find some for cheap they're sick, pretty light and definetely more comfortable than most others.

top of the line right now would be USD carbon 2's. they're like upward of 350 bucks but each boot is 1 pound lighter than the next lightest skate made currently. they're also considered to be the most comfortable skates on the market, plus they look sick.
 
first off, those skates you posted are shit. no offense, but they are terrible. they are more of a street hockey skate with an h-block to grind on.

second, anyone suggesting xsjado anything. no. just no. mook frames are the worst frames on the market unless all you are going to be doing is grinding oversized coping. which is lame.

get yourself a pair of razor gen skates or a razor SL skate. They are typically more expensive, but are 100% worth it. you can buy them used for dirt cheap because everyone and their grandparents has owned a pair. If you are interested in buying a used pair i suggest this forum (all the dudes are chill for the most part, a lot like NS's sale/trade just rollerblade oriented)

http://www.aggressiveskateforum.com/forums/index.php?s=86c4efa79b79270f4fa05744840382fd&showforum=6

Please for the love of god dont buy mook frames or those core skates. if you have any questions about anything or want a more detailed suggestion of a skate PM me. or searchbar aggressive skates, rollerblade, ect. I have posted all the suggestions/info you will ever need in the past in other threads.
 
i skate carbon 2's (they have 3's now but they're not much different) and they have carbon free's (carbon skate with a plastic shell). i've been skating mooks since xsjado came into existence ad recently got some fluid 4's and some anti's. they're at home and once i get through my organic chem final i shall skate.

what size are you spaghetticat? and with the xsjados, you don't need to buy your size, just the correct shell size as you can ut your own shoes in there or get the footwraps which i'm sure are better.

 
^^this man also knows his shit and im sure would be glad to help you in choosing the correct skate. carbons are sick, its like cheating they are so nice. but they are super expensive.

ps: back to my rant against mook frames, get an anti rocker setup (two legit wheels on each skate, and two little plastic ones next to the h-block to help drop the coping/rail into your h-block) or skate a flat setup with all 4 wheels on each skate. the extra grind area that mook frames gives you does nothing but throw off your balance and create a terrible ugly style.

/end rant
 
plus they look terrible and IMO all xsjado skates are ugly as fuck

you seem like you have much more experience than i do, so what are your views on vcutting/buying remz with pre vcut liners?
 
Remz are the farthest feeling skate from a ski boot. so if you are looking for the same feeling of a ski boot, avoid remz all together.

Remz are arguably the most flexy/playful (IMO: floppy) skates on the market. You can buckle that shit down and still practically break your ankles flexing forward. V-cutting just makes them more flexy. Some people like that, I like my skates to feel tight like a ski boot so i can feel them better, but still flex enough that i can get low and feel comfortable. I skate a Razor SL skate, but have also skated just about everything thats on the market excluding Nihm (heavy razor cult skates that had dirty sex with a valo skate).

I think v cutting a cuff is fine if you find yourself needing that little extra bit of flex. keep in mind the smallest v cut makes a huge difference, so if you go for it cut a small v and try them out, then go from there.

V cut liners are stupid IMO. they are just taking away a part of the skate that helps stabilize your leg/foot. the comfort is also compromised in v cut liners. If you have a vcut cuff and a regular liner you will feel the same flex as a v cut cuff/liner just more comfort.

Sparknotes: Remz=flexy as fuck. Vcuts are cool if you need some more flex, start small with vcuts cause theres no going back. vcut liners are stupid.
 
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