Just AMAZING !

Nice video 😊 here from reddit lol, those are some pretty slick skates though

Nice comeback!

@rerollinginline

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I’m having such a blast getting back into this stuff.

@timmorphine

Жыл бұрын

What did you do before?

I'm running Seba SX on 84mm, intuitions. Sublime skating experience. I use the heel wedge so probably simialr experience to yours.

@rerollinginline

3 жыл бұрын

Nice, I'm jealous. I'd love to try the SX with some wizard frames.

FR 310 are sick AF

What’s up I’m here for the cloud skate session 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 💨 LONG BEACH SKATE CREW 562

@HeadNtheClouds

2 жыл бұрын

There’s no snow in Long Beach ⛄️

Your channel is truly an inspiration. Same set up is on its way, I’m beyond excited. Question: did you heat mold the liners?

@rerollinginline

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I hope you like them, they’ve served me well for a year and counting. No I never heat molded the liners, I just let the break in process happen naturally. I’d say they weren’t completely broken in for about 10-12 hours of skating. I had some discomfort in a few places throughout the process, but they all went away once they were broken in.

@vincearredondo

2 жыл бұрын

@@rerollinginline awesome man! Thanks! Also, coming from 80mm wheels, which endless frame would you recommend? 90 or 100mm? Thanks again!

@rerollinginline

2 жыл бұрын

@@vincearredondo I think it depends on both what kind of skating you want do, and your preference. The 100s hold speed better, but are harder to get up to speed and the 90s are of course the inverse of that. I don't think one is "better" than the other. It also may vary based on your foot size. For example, my feet are 265mm and the Endless 90/100 have wheel bases of 276mm/303mm respectively. So both are longer than my foot. If you have 28mm foot or something, you may like the added front-to-back stability of the 100s. As for my preferred style and most my videos (urban/city flow skating) they both work for me. It also may depend on experience - have you skated before or are you just changing setups?

@vincearredondo

2 жыл бұрын

@@rerollinginline I just started skating a few months back and I’m curious about the frames. My foot is 280 mm. Your answer totally make sense. Thank you!

Aloha! I get my FR FR1 90mm skates tomorrow. I’m so so excited as I’ve been saving over Covid for some escape! Great video - what camera ans stick set up is this? I see so many skaters filming with this. Can you provide a link please?

@rerollinginline

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you have as much fun on your skates as I do on mine. Camera is the Insta360 ONE R Twin Edition. Any selfie stick will work, but I use the Insta360 one too. www.insta360.com/product/insta360-oner_twin-edition

@AlmostLakai94

3 жыл бұрын

Congrats! I'm looking into the same skates or the 110s in the next month or so 🙏🏽 it'll be my first pair since I was a kid so I'm nervous 😂

@rerollinginline

3 жыл бұрын

@@AlmostLakai94 I haven’t skated since I was a kid either. Just started back up 4 months before this video, but it was like riding a bike fortunately. Good luck!

@HeadNtheClouds

2 жыл бұрын

@@rerollinginline way way way cooler than riding a bike though 😎

Just ordered some frx's back at it boy's!

@rerollinginline

Жыл бұрын

Let’s go, welcome back!

Hi, great video! Im looking to get this skate but also want to play hockey. Will this work for both?

@rerollinginline

3 жыл бұрын

You can play hockey in these skates, but hockey skates would obviously be better. The main difference in a hockey boot is a forward-lean by way of a HiLo wheel setup as well as a lower cuff with less support for increased ankle mobility.

@anthonycardenas4994

3 жыл бұрын

@@rerollinginline Good to know, thank you!

@rerollinginline

3 жыл бұрын

Worth noting that it works both ways. You can do free skating in hockey skates, even though free skates are designed specifically for free skating. All the videos on my channel prior to this one were in hockey skates.

@anthonycardenas4994

3 жыл бұрын

@@rerollinginline Well you have inspired me to purchase the Fr1's but my last hurtle seems to be sizing...my shoe size is U.S. 9.5 but there does not seem to be a comparable size for the Fr1's, only 9 and 10. Would you recommend a half size lower or higher? Typically a half size in either direction doesnt feel right so I am apprehensive...

@rerollinginline

3 жыл бұрын

@@anthonycardenas4994 I would not go by your shoe size. I would measure your foot as accurately as possible in cm/mm and then consult the official manufacturer's size guide. It's old, but here's a good video on measuring your foot: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lWiTw7BmeZvHlqw.html&ab_channel=SHOPTASK If you're looking at the FR1, here's their official size chart: frskates.com/about-us/size-range

Leaning towards size 39s in the normal FR1s since my feet are around 250/257mm. If you (or anyone who sees this lol) are anywhere near that sizing, do you think that'd work?

@rerollinginline

3 жыл бұрын

I’d say based on the size chart, that seems about right if you measured your feet accurately, but everyone is different. Sizing in my experience is part following the size chart, part trial and error and part personal preference and skating style

@digitalrider2620

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Gregory W, I just got mine 2 days ago, they are size 39-40, they are super tight for me so I'm going to sell them and go 1 size up, if you want them let me know, I'm size 8US and my left foot is super tight it goes numb after a few minutes, I've only used them for a 1 mile ride around my neighborhood, I'm in the US.

What camera you use?

@rerollinginline

3 жыл бұрын

Insta360 ONE R Twin Edition

Sick. What size did you get?

@rerollinginline

3 жыл бұрын

These are size 8.5 - 9 US / 40.5 - 41.5 EU

@Conchobhar

3 жыл бұрын

@@rerollinginline Hey, that's the size I've been shopping for. What's your foot length?

@rerollinginline

3 жыл бұрын

@@Conchobhar 265mm

@digitalrider2620

3 жыл бұрын

@@rerollinginline what size US do your normally use? I bought one size down, 7-8 (39-40 EU) and they are sadly too tight, trying to sell them and go 1 size up which is the one you bought, would help me a lot to know if you normally wear US 8 shoes as that's what I use, thanks!

@rerollinginline

3 жыл бұрын

@@digitalrider2620 Honestly, I don't know what my "normal shoe size" is because it varies between brands and types of shoes. I can tell you that although these skates are size 8.5-9 US, I have no shoes that small. Most of my shoes are somewhere between 9.5 and 10.5 US. However, I want my skates tight and shoes I like a little looser. Unless they're running shoes that I actually run in - I want those a little tighter as well. I did not base my skate size on the size of any of my shoes. The way I determined my skate size was by accurately tracing my foot on a sheet of paper to get the length and width and consulting the official size chart for the skates. Both of my feet are 265mm long. The other thing I'll say is that these skates felt tight at first and had some pressure points, but after about 10-12 hours of skating felt good. And the last thing I'll say is that everyone is different. All feet are different and everyone desires a different kind of fit, so unfortunately it's still some degree of trial-and-error and personal preference.

Hey, my friend. How is it? How long do you use it? Rate it from 0 to 10. Do you like it? There's no footbed (insole) inside. Did you buy it extra or no need it at all? Thanks. 🙏🙏🙏

Considering making the FR1 80 Deluxe my first set of skates since like...20 years ago. Seems like you were in the same boat. Any regrets? How's their width? I have pretty wide feet and heard the Powerslides and Rollerblade Twisters are pretty narrow. Hoping FR has a bit more room for a wider foot, haha.

@rerollinginline

3 жыл бұрын

No regrets so far. My biggest gripe was the 45 degree ratchet straps. They were horribly noisy because of a loose rivet. I've since replaced them with velcro straps, which I actually like better. I also only skated the stock frame you see in this video for a week. The stock frames are a flat setup, which I do not like. So I changed the frames to Endless 90 which have a subtle rocker and I love them. My last few videos feature the Endless 90 frames. Also stock frames took 80mm max wheel size and the Endless are 90mm. I definitely like the longer frame and larger wheels better. The FRs are supposed to be better for wider feet, so you should be good there.

@EPiQ_cR

3 жыл бұрын

@@rerollinginline Sick! Great points. I've seen rare listings for a Deluxe 4x90, but figure I may go 80 to start and just always upgrade to 90 or maybe a 110 option later. Its just a nightmare tracking in-stock options down in the US right now, haha. Looks like I'm just going to be ordering for a July or August delivery.

@rerollinginline

3 жыл бұрын

Inventory for all things inline skating is unfortunately brutal right now. I was lucky to get these skates when I did and I still had to backorder them.

@digitalrider2620

3 жыл бұрын

​@@EPiQ_cR Did you order your skates? I just got mine and unfortunately they are to tight, I went with the recommended US size, I'm US 8 so I bought 7-8 (39-40 EU), my left foot goes numb, and unfortunately I went into a ride (been like 15 years since I last skated) and did a scratch to one of the boots so I don't think I can return them, I'm going to sell them and go 1 size up, if you know of anyone interested on that size please let me know!, I'm in the US, west coast.

@davetechme

2 жыл бұрын

@@digitalrider2620 Did you ever get the next size up? I'm typically 8 4E in running shoes but my ice hockey skates are 6 EE in the Tacks line which I feel like corresponds more to a 7‐7.5 shoe in terms of length.

Question, I remember seeing that the fr fr1 is not rockerable unlike the fr2 or frx Can the fr1 be considered rockered if the two center are 80 and the two outer are 70(something)?

@rerollinginline

2 жыл бұрын

Correct: the frame that comes on this skate is flat and not “pre-rockered”. You can definitely simulate a rocker with wheel size. You’d want to do 76-80-80-76 though. I wouldn’t go more than that or the rocker might be unmanageable. 4mm size difference equals 2mm rocker (always half the difference)

@ebaocihc7085

2 жыл бұрын

@@rerollinginline thanks for the response, I think it’s awesome you’re making videos like this, very informative Also I had done my research and I decided to buy the FR Spin 80, also thanks to you I bought the same exact camera and the invisible stick too Hopefully I can mess around and learn all of the camera functions before I take it out for a spin 😀

@rerollinginline

2 жыл бұрын

@@ebaocihc7085 Awesome, I hope you like the spin! The camera is too much fun :) Such cool technology in such a small package.

What's your feet size please

@rerollinginline

3 жыл бұрын

Both feet are 265mm long

@jessa.3857

2 жыл бұрын

@@rerollinginline which size skates did you go with?? Curious because my feet are 260mm and went with 39-40 and they were way too small! I'm now waiting for the 40.5-41.5 to be in stock. Hoping they fit better and not too big in the long run.

@rerollinginline

2 жыл бұрын

@@jessa.3857 I went with 40.5-41.5. They felt a smidge too big after breaking in and I added a Superfeet insole, started lacing them all the way to the top of the liner (wax laces of course) and they feel pretty good now. Finding the right size and skate seems to be the most frustrating aspect of skating. No two peoples feet are alike, so it ends up being a process of trial and error. Good luck and happy skating!

@jessa.3857

2 жыл бұрын

@@rerollinginline it really is frustrating finding a pair that fit just right. Thanks for your reply and help!👍