I love the trimax too! I remember feeling like I was on stilts but after that it was really fun rolling around.

@TwoQs

4 жыл бұрын

Haha stilts is a good way of putting it. Imagine someone on stilts skating. Might have to try that.

Good to see you enjoying big wheels

Love your reviews and the quality of your edits. Great video!! You definitely get the flow of a big wheels set up. It was like you were doing it forever. I agree with you concerning the pros and cons of both the aggressive and big wheels setups. You have to try the Wizard man, you'll love it... I just tested THEM 909 with the 5 wheels Wizard. What a set up, best of both worlds (aggressive and big fast wheels). Have a look at my lates episode so you'll have an idea what I'm talking about it. Great to watching your new video man, I was missing your videos. Cheers!

I ended up getting wizard frames during the lock down for the some fitness and speed skatingZ

I got some K2 4x100mm rockerable frames, so much fun!

@JoeDinsdale

4 жыл бұрын

Also highly recommend watching Mushroom Blading's MB7 if you haven't already

@rollingdubaiguy6415

4 жыл бұрын

Love my R100s too!

@TwoQs

4 жыл бұрын

Joe Dinsdale 4x100 Sounds like a lot of fun. I will check those out.

@JoeDinsdale

4 жыл бұрын

@@TwoQs highly recommend. Especially rockered, lots of speed while keeping easy manoeuvring.

Lookin good on those! Gotta love the big wheels! What balding was meant to feel like fast smooth and on edge!

@TwoQs

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks man! Very well said. 100% agree.

Yeah new video.. Nice big wheels bro I also want to get a new frames but I think my skate with big wheels are enough for now

@TwoQs

4 жыл бұрын

I would like to get a pair like the ones you have eventually.

I've got a r100 setup that I swap between a couple boots. And man I love them. A tri setup is my next setup for sure. Best big wheel session I ever had was with a buddy on his bike. Thanksgiving random go for a ride and we met up. Cruised up and down town and ended up at a parking lot running lines and doing manuals and one foot rolls etc. Not one grind.

@TwoQs

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds like good times! I am feeling this more and more lately. Grinds are fun but not the only way to skate.

Those are probably a great match with your carbon boots! You want a stiff boot for big wheels like that. Glad you like the experience. And you went really big! From aggressive to 110mm is a huge jump. You might find an 80mm set up a little more comfortable. 80mm is fast, maneuverable, and stable. But getting used to the 110mm is worthwhile in the end. Enjoy!

@TwoQs

4 жыл бұрын

Haha yeah not my first choice of wheel size but I am still happy. As far as 80mm goes I agree and had the same thought. I think it would be a perfect mix for me. Got any recommendations?

@rollingdubaiguy6415

4 жыл бұрын

@@TwoQs Well if you want to use some of your aggressive boots and not get a new pair of skates exclusively for freeskating then I think Ground Control has a 4x80mm UFS frame. Thirty and Rollin has some on a pair of his Roces skate I think. That might be the only option out there for 4x80mm UFS.

@toluigbon8649

4 жыл бұрын

@@rollingdubaiguy6415 @2QS Thanks for this video, if only I'd seen it just 2 or 3 days ago! There's also these: rollerwarehouse.com/kizer-powerblading-advance-black-frames.asp I was debating for a while over getting these or the Trimax. I was worried 3x110 might be too big a jump from aggressive... Hedonskate has an offer with these frames + wheels + bearings for under 100€ so I took the plunge. I think 4x80mm might be a better starting point for me after only every doing aggressive skating + I'll still have the option of some grinding...(yeah I know people can & do grind on the Trimax as well) I also have the same USD Carbons which I'll now use for big wheel/powerblading, and I'll use my Gawds Prados for the grinderblading :)

The Kizer setup is awesome , opened my eyes to big wheels. Enjoy 🤘

@TwoQs

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Big wheels are a trip dude. I just got 3x125s and go scary fast.

@TwoQs

4 жыл бұрын

125 sounds intense.

I love my big wheel setup.. they get a lot more use than my “aggressive” setup

@TwoQs

4 жыл бұрын

Nice man that has been the case for me as well this last month or so.

I just ordered some of these I needed a big wheel set up I’m going to set them up on my Razors cult graphite with some VALO AB1 liners and I added a 45• buckle strap all in a killer graphite and red scheme with some zebra on the liner. Flashy AF. LOL

@TwoQs

3 жыл бұрын

That sounds awesome. You're going to love them.

@NOISlights

3 жыл бұрын

@@TwoQs I haven’t seen not one bad review. Did you rocker them at all or did you stay flat? I see all of people lower the mid and rear and raise the front for turning stability.

Got a pair of Roces M12's as a first time aggressive skate comming from regular urban skates. Anti rocker felt so terrible to roll that I ordered these in hopes as a commuter frame to get to and from spots. Hopefully my boot's stiff enough.

@TwoQs

Жыл бұрын

That sounds like it would be a rough transition from urban straight to anti. I haven't tried m12's so I can't speak to their stiffness but hope they work out for you with the kizers! Have you looked into the aeon 72s? That might be a nice Segway from urban to aggressive.

@slingshotmcoy

Жыл бұрын

@@TwoQs I considered something like that but I figured I'd have a really hard time grinding with big wheels skating flat. I though anti rocker might be more forgiving while learning my first ones. Also they where the cheapest aggressive skates i found haha.

nice video, this frame works for seba fr1 or its better use other type of frame?

@TwoQs

Жыл бұрын

Hi Max, If the FR1 are UFS they will work, but if it was me personally I would probably just get a new pair of skates that are dedicated to big wheels. Maybe something like powerslides.

@maxrojas4023

Жыл бұрын

@@TwoQs thanksss

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@TwoQs

4 жыл бұрын

Your videos over there have definitely been helpful.