Inline skater against traffic and drizzle. No cut video #2
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boosty.to/nikzvi Today in the opposite to my previous video ( • Reckless inline skatin... ) I will be wearing some protective gear. I will be there in knee pads and the helmets. Firstly because I will be skating in a big wheels and big wheels means bigger momentum and less agility, so the risk of falling on Big wheels is a little bit bigger than on the 80s. And as soon as I went out from my home I understood that I was right. It was raining a little bit but enough to make the asphalt wet and pretty slippery and the bigger the wheels are the more is the risk to slip on them and to make some unexpected split. By the way my today's outfit is sponsored by grandparents wardrobe. If you have some old cloths that you don't want to put on for some luxury party you can put them while skating and anyway at some moment you will torn them apart.
My destination point today is the same as in the previous video: the Finland's Railway Station, but I will be using a little bit different routes with some small streets, more turns and a lot of pedestrians. Also I will be skating against the traffic so the middle part of that video will be rather boring I have to say I will be moving slowly trying to keep an eye on there cars that are going right on me. But anyway I hope you will enjoy that ride through more typical Saint Petersburg without much sun and some drizzle in the air. Well that's all that I wanted to comment, don't forget about liking subscribing sharing and so on. And now the Pure flow, no cuts, almost no stops, the superb city and some mediocre skating.
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Great video. Nice to see the city, also you skate pretty fast on those 125's!
@NikZvi
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Thanks Johro! They are really fast)
i love your confidence in yor skating...i'm a proficient skater but i tend to only skate at night when its less traffic and people i feel i have more freedom...yet to master the day skating but your video's give me encouragement... just a though on your other video 125mm vs 80mm ..i used to ride big wheels 3x110mm and really enjoyed the speed but last few weeks i have been riding 4x90mm and it feels like bigs wheels but more fun and nimble and better work out...i find 80mm to slow but 90mm is perfect
@NikZvi
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Thanks a lot! City skating with traffic and crowds of people require some confidence otherwise it would be too nervous and not fun at all. 4*90 is a nice setup also but right now 3*125 are my favourites
@Hadar360
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@@NikZvi i havent tried 125 yet. are the much diffrent from 110? you say you are tall i am too at 6'3 would that be too tall for 125?
@NikZvi
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The difference is not that significant, It took about half an hour for me to get used to them. They are less agile than 110s, it's more difficult to turn sharp and to slow down on them, but for me the transition was pretty comfortable. I guess the higher you are, the more comfortable they will be for you, I'm 6' 2.
Around 9:50 it starts looking like Moscow and even like Kazan' to me. By 15:00 "We are back in SPB". Interestingly, you short videos with prominent messages getting larger amount of views. And your (could have not noticed without your narration) grandpa's dress shirt with hippie époque collar might be worth 100s Euros on Ebay, not for shredding when rolling. I bet if you find bamboo fishing rods or wooden Karelija skis in his closet, you could be all set with skating and video gear for more than a season :) . Keep some as family history.
@NikZvi
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Thank you. Saint-Petersburg is really very different, that's why I like it. Short videos are usually get into the shorts feed, it's a difference audience and different algorithms of viewing. They don't mean that much. And yeah we have a lot of old clothes and items left from my grandparents-in-law that we actually don't know what to do with but don't want to just throw them away. But no skates or skis unfortunately)