Great review man! This was spot on.

@BacktoBlading

6 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it!

Well explained! These seem like the cheapo way to go about "wizard" skating, which is more than enough for most 🍄 enthusiasts

I'm finally getting a pair of these. 👍

@BacktoBlading

5 жыл бұрын

Enjoy! Be careful with the long wheelbase though

@godismeme272

5 жыл бұрын

@@BacktoBlading LUV these frames! I'm using them with intuition liners. No problem on the wheelbase for me and I love how they are lighter and a bit more rockered than the wizards. Thx again

The long frames give the stability feeling, I've got some Seba marathon 110s and jumping and the landings are amazing so much urethane to absorb the impacts. Most of the big wheel tri skates have far too short a frame length compared to their height. Are you gunna keep on skating them for the flat land maneuvers? Great review as always!! not enough people doing them (I'm guilty)

@BacktoBlading

6 жыл бұрын

You're right, almost all the triskates I've skated are 243mm base, which isn't long enough for me. That's what my Arrows are as well, feel fun skating around but any gaps or spins are too short. I'll keep skating these for freeskating, but might switch up with some UFS triskate frames eventually.

A nova base K2 para patins UFS - em sua maioria patins Street, abre uma nova gama de possibilidades ao possibilitar àqueles que tem estes patins utilizarem rodas maiores. Seu setup aceita até 6 posições diferentes na colocação dos parafusos, permitindo assim como no filme o setup "banana" onde as rodas do meio ficam em contato com o chão enquanto que as das pontas ficam alguns milimetros em suspenso. O tamanho máximo dessas bases são de rodas até 100mm. A base é feita em alumínio extrudado, muito firme, mas não é a melhor opção se vc pretende fazer grinds com ela. No mais, parece ser uma base que oferece muita dversão!

@BacktoBlading

6 жыл бұрын

Obrigado!

If you are looking for.a K2 R100 frame. Go to EBay and search K2 Sodo. These skates are selling for super cheap less than $50. Toss the boots and you’ve got a K2 R100 frame. It doesn’t matter what size it is they are universal.

Can you do a review on the k2 4x110

How would you create a Wizzard Rocker with this Frame?

Great insight on these! As someone who’s been going deeper down the mushroom blading rabbithole, I was def intrigued Out of curiosity, did you try these on your v13s?

@BacktoBlading

6 жыл бұрын

I haven't, maybe I should. I worry that since I already feel wiggly in the v13 with 58mm frames I'll feel crazy unstable with 110s. At least I can try them on the RB NJ, they'll probably feel great with that stiff boot.

do you know if these frames use 6mm or 8mm axles?

You should try the kizer flux frame. I've got mine on my Kronos boots running 90mm hydrogens with full banana. I've completely abandoned all other setups.

@BacktoBlading

4 жыл бұрын

Just picked up a set to test

Ohh I hope my coming K2 R80 frames do have hex bolts.... what were they thinking when they put square bolts?...also, are those spacers held by magnets? How did you make them stay in place in your video?

@BacktoBlading

2 жыл бұрын

The spacers fit inside the frame walls, but there’s a bit of a tolerance issue

@SaccoBelmonte

2 жыл бұрын

@@BacktoBlading Thank you for your reply. Yeah I think that should be actually desirable so they are somewhat easy to remove in order to rotate them? I'm waiting for some K2 R80 to arrive. Can you give me a couple tips of usual things that you encountered with them in terms of swapping rocker setups? My plan is to be able to "quickly" (relatively speaking) swap them when I reach a downhill or something that for sure will require more balance. Is it true some of the bolts use a square and not a hex tool? Which seems super stupid as I really like bringing my rollerblade tool (detachabe long bit) than one of these dangerous fixed T tools.

Would it be possible to put smaller wheels on the 2nd and 3rd wheel to do grinds with that curve on the frame?

@BacktoBlading

3 жыл бұрын

Possible but I wouldn’t recommend it. Super tall

would you recommend these for city skating and asphalt roads for transport or a 3x110 setup or a 4x(72-80)? Looking for something to get me through the bumps and over the rough cracks in sidewalks.

@BacktoBlading

5 жыл бұрын

Sure! But, I’d probably tell you to get a dedicated 3x110 skate like the Flying Eagle F7. Just about the same price

@cnnr_

5 жыл бұрын

@@BacktoBlading thanks for the advice. I watched your video on the Shifts with the GC 110mm frames and ended up finding a custom Razors Cosmo with GC V2 3x110mm on sale, and I couldn't resist.

What does 6mm axle means? Can I just use regular bones bearings?

@BacktoBlading

6 жыл бұрын

For sure! Standard 608 bearings work fine. They include new bearing spacers to work with 6mm axles.

Comparable to wizard frames?

I haven't seen anything official but I've heard these can fit on a 165mm mount. I'm interested in these frames for a pair of fr1's. Do you know if these can fit on a 165mm mount or are they ufs only?

@BacktoBlading

6 жыл бұрын

They're UFS only, and I'm sure you could figure out a way to make them work but I wouldn't. If you're looking for some 4x100 frames for a 165 mount, there are some options. www.inlinewarehouse.com/Powerslide_Vi_Frames/descpage-VI18.html

@lukasf5256

6 жыл бұрын

They will fit the fr1 just fine!

Do you think the Sodo’ boots are to soft for this frame? I feel like I really need to tighten the boots.

@BacktoBlading

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve tried those on Solo/Fusion and they seemed too flimsy. Carbon is ideal imho

@lawrencecabrera5937

3 жыл бұрын

Back to Blading I know when I first started using them I fell on my butt a couple of times. What ridged boots do you recommend that would fit these frames? I was looking at the Micro~MT plus boot..

Can I put 80mm on these?

how would you say these compare to the wizard frames??

@BacktoBlading

6 жыл бұрын

Haven't skated the wizards yet, hope to next week.

@timtaylor9590

6 жыл бұрын

nice, ill keep an eye out for that review. im not sure how it's value compares to that of the r100, for another 300 dollars it's a hefty price increase. what could be different aside from esthetics besides stiffness and a built in rocker, but k2 has an interchangeable rocker. im curious to find out.

Your hex spacers seem to fit snug, my hex spacers easily drop out when trying to fit my wheels, I’ve also had a rattling noise from the hex spacers shaking about. I might have to glue them to the frame.

@BacktoBlading

4 жыл бұрын

The tolerances are pretty bad in my experience. Sucks

how tall are you?

@BacktoBlading

6 жыл бұрын

I'm 5'11, these are size 10 Seba and I'm 28.5mm foot.

I only like 3 wheel inline skates and agressive inlines, but nice job man!

@BacktoBlading

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I think there's a big benefit to having the short wheelbase on a triskate. I would like something a bit longer than the 243mm on most though.

@timtaylor9590

6 жыл бұрын

i dont like how unstable my 110 tris are. when i switch to 4x72 it feels so much easier to control.

i just have a really suspicious feeling that a 90mm frame might be the sweet spot!!

@freshasadaisy4782

6 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Frame length 273mm and with Trinity the hight would be the same like on 80mm wheel 165mm mounting frame. As fast as a 3x110 setup but def a smoother roll due to the additional wheel. Unfortunately there isnt a 4x90 Trinity frame on the market yet. I guess Powerslide knows it would weaken the Triskate marketing. They even shorten the Triskate frame and sell it as 3x90, ridculous for taller inline skaters. Btw the hub of a 90mm wheel has the dimensions of a 80mm wheel wich means more urethan and threrefor comfort.

@BacktoBlading

6 жыл бұрын

This is all good info Senor, thanks! I think Joshua is right, something 90mm would be amazing!

@lukasf5256

6 жыл бұрын

I'm totally on board, plus with this bolt system from K2 you cold give it a "natural rocker " witch feels amazing! But where is this legend from that the trinity mounting system is lower then the all the others?

@freshasadaisy4782

6 жыл бұрын

I measured standard mounting 165mm setups and also trinity setups. Its true Trinity can offer less hight BUT the difference is not impressive on small wheel skates, about 3 to 4 mm on a 4x80mm setup. However a 4x90 setup benefits more and a short 3x110mm or 3x125 setup even more. Long triskate frames dont benefit at all in comparison to the 195mm speed skate mounting bc the bigger gaps allow to sink in to reach the lowest stand possible even without Trinity. Trinity frames weight more thats also to consider at least for a speed skater. Tell more about your view on the matter lukas f.

@lukasf5256

6 жыл бұрын

I have some Salomon FSK where the boot has a cut out in order to fit the wheels and they are UFS!

You should give them a natural rocker, it's way more comfortable than the full rocker!

@BacktoBlading

6 жыл бұрын

I'm going to skate some Wizards next, then I'll try the r100 with a more natural rocker and compare. Thanks for the idea!

@lukasf5256

6 жыл бұрын

Nice! I would love to try the Wizards! Could y a weight comparison? Thank you for supporting the community with you great vids. Cheers from Vienna

@BacktoBlading

6 жыл бұрын

I will for sure! Thanks for watching

@deltef1749

5 жыл бұрын

I like this frame, always rolling on full rocker, what set is the best to get closesest to natural roceker ? thanks

@Katerman007

3 жыл бұрын

@@deltef1749 I also ask this myself? I will try witj 3rd wheel highest wheel, than 4rd 2nd lower and 1 wheel is the lowest...

Do a giveaway for these please. Or just give them to me. Houston texas fan.

@BacktoBlading

5 жыл бұрын

Hah. I love having them as a reference

lmaooooo "as a hockey player im used to close cross overs" lemme guess you're also used to getting cut and playing the recreational league... cause that is bad form

@BacktoBlading

3 жыл бұрын

Played defense in college and my backwards crossovers are really tight. Did you play?