Urban Inline Skating Flow Plus Outdoor Master Skate Helmet Review
This urban inline skating flow session is just like all my others, except that it also includes my review of the Outdoor Master Skateboard Helmet. I don't think I've ever said it on the channel before, but I have a personal rule I follow that I wear a helmet every time I skate. So enjoy today's awesome flow skate as well as my review of the helmet. Oh, and this was also my first real urban session in the Endless Arc frames! These continue to impress me as a flatland frame that is also great for shredding the streets. They're stable, fast, responsive and just plain fun.
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0:00 Intro
1:00 Music Flow Skate
7:57 Helmet Features
9:16 Helmet Thoughts/Review
Other gear in this video:
Skates - FR SL
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Frames - Endless Arc
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Wheels - 76mm Rollerblade Hydrogen Specter/84mm Rollerblade Hydrogen
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Camera - Insta360 ONE R Twin Edition
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I think that's the first time I watch an ethical sponsored product review on KZread with proper disclaimers etc. Thanks for that (and for the mindblowing footage).
Getting into skating again, late 30s I am all for wearing a helmet. Finally convinced my S/O to get one. Literally on the way to the bike store to pick it up (on our skates of course), I was hit by a car that "right hooked" me and the helmet saved me.
@rururu5630
Жыл бұрын
Glad you are ok. Yea......helmet is non-negotiable for me. I wear everything, though. We have more at risk at this stage in our lives, and we don't heal like we used to :p I won't ever do aggressive skating for this reason.
@rerollinginline
Жыл бұрын
Yikes, I’m glad you had it on and are still here! Thanks for sharing
I get happy after seeing you skate this well, i do wanna learn how to ride backwards with no effort. Ure the coolest skater!
Wow, those Endless Arc frames really get you going! 🤘
@rerollinginline
Жыл бұрын
They’re great. Better than my NN Dragon in every way, I think. They work really well as an urban setup
@TheRollingRaptor
Жыл бұрын
@@rerollinginline Yeah, that's also what friends skating Arc frames tell me.
Very good on ya for promoting wearing a helmet actively. Much love.
Please keep these coming! I’ve enjoyed playing these throughout the work day.
I really like your soundtracks, always some good music.
your videos never failed to amaze me! been skating for 1 month now ✨
Excellent edit, great skating! I’ve been out on my skates a few times now. You make it look so easy lol
@rerollinginline
Жыл бұрын
Thank you! I hope you’re enjoying yourself. Making it look easy comes with time. I’ve been out on my skates a little more than a few times now, lol.
Thanks a lot.
Thank you for your recommendations on the OM helmet
cool skills mate. cool setup. amazing music
Fantastic video! Bill Stoppard vibes is strong with your style and joy of skating! Really inspiring with your skating and choice of safety gear. I need to be more diligent wearing mine with distance skating.
@jakkejakaali849
Жыл бұрын
Yeah, they are both really physical urban skaters but imho their style of skating is very diffrent. This is to say they are both great skaters in their own right.
Great content! Which brand and model knee pads and wrist guards to you wear / recommend?
a helmet may be one of the most important purchases you will ever make in your life. best $65 ive ever spent!
Thank you for the review. I found this helmet to be a little too mushroomy for me. Opted for a different choice! Bill Stoppard mentioned you on his crossfire review and plugged your channel! Big recognition bro you're getting your due credits. Keep up the great work.
@rerollinginline
Жыл бұрын
Hey, whatever helmet makes you actually want to wear it. Oh and I saw that shoutout in Bill’s Crossfire review, that was so awesome and made my day!
Damn, your motor cortex must be huge! Can't fathom how you go backwards down a road like that looking like it's nothing.
Can't ride without my wrist guards also.
I miss one thing. You should hit Yourself at the head wearing it. I always bash my head with wristguard before skating to check it is properly adjusted and stay solidly on the head.
Thanks for the video. I always marvel at how narrow your soulslides are. So, is the verdict still out wether the arc wheels can handle urban skating or not?
@rerollinginline
Жыл бұрын
It’s a good question, since the middle wheels are only 76mm and are likely to take the bring of the slides Wheel wear aside, this frame is great for urban, IMO. It’s long and stable, but still super agile, pretty fast and low to the ground. The wheels, I’m still wearing down and this video is the only long and intense session I’ve thrown at them so far. The middle wheels are a bit pointy atm, but honestly all my wheels on all my frames become pointy. It’s what happens when you abuse them the way I do. So I think they’re fine so far, but I’ve got a lot of life left in these wheels
@endlessblading
Жыл бұрын
What’s the specific concern/question you have? Perhaps I can help.
@jakkejakaali849
Жыл бұрын
@@endlessblading Yeah, thanks! I'm mainly concerned about wheel wear especially with the ARC cs with the smaller odd sized wheels that'll be harder to rotate to compensate for it. I'm deffo going to get the ARC cs but I'm just trying to figure out it's limitations beforehand.
You’ve seen my head it’s enormous it’s like skating with a child on my shoulders, does this helmet come in xxl?
How does acceleration feel on Arc vs 90s? I'm interested in city skating and wondering what would be more beneficial: the added acceleration from smaller wheels or lower weight of a 4 wheel setup?
@rerollinginline
Жыл бұрын
Hard to say without trying each setup back-to-back with the same boots. That’s another way of saying acceleration, if memory serves, isn’t dramatically different. However… if you’re not planning to do any flatland skating, then I think Endless 90 is a safer bet. It’s just a great all-around frame and my favorite for city skating. There are other benefits as well, like wheel rotation/maintenance since there are only 4 wheels and they’re all the same size.
What do you use to record videos?
There is a way to buy it in EU?
would like to ask you what wheels are you using and if they have a 110mm version? If not I would also need to know an alternative in 110mm ^^ I'm skating 90mm and 110m but all my skates seem to be to grippy to make the soul slide.... Even with 85A hardness....
@rerollinginline
Жыл бұрын
This video are 84mm Rollerblade Hydrogen and 76mm Rollerblade Hydrogen Spectre and they’re all 85A hardness. They do have 110mm Hydrogen wheels, but if you want something that slides easier you could take a look at the new Endless 110mm wheels, which use MPC urethane: www.endlessblading.com/products/endless-wheels?variant=43800749736161 I’ve been testing a set of these Endless MPC 110 wheels. They’re a good wheel and easier to get sliding than Hydrogen 110mm. They’re also a great price. Also available are Undercover Team Blank wheels. I’ve never tried the 110, but the 90mm UC wheels are also easier to get sliding than the 90mm Hydrogen. BTW, Endless also makes 84, 90 and 100mm wheels all with Undercover urethane, though the only Endless wheels I’ve tried personally are the 110mm MPC urethane wheels.
@blackyraypatrick9041
Жыл бұрын
@@rerollinginline wow! What a detailed answer! Thanks a lot, I really appreciate it.
I see you throwing the magic slides a lot more now instead of soul checks. How do you like them in comparison? Do you just throw your hips or wait for the front foot to lose traction before throwing the back foot?
@rerollinginline
Жыл бұрын
This video is in a particularly hilly town where you gain speed quickly and also need to lose it quickly. Magic is more powerful than soul, so when I need to lose more speed faster, I’ll magic. I still think the best way to learn magic is to learn soul and then learn to transition from soul to magic. That’s how I did it. As you gain more experience, you’re able to tighten that transition window and for me that window is very small to where it seems I’m doing it simultaneously. But I’m still engaging the front sliding foot first. So I guess I’m not “waiting” for the front foot to lose traction because I trust it will and know I can follow with the back foot almost instantaneously
@friskyisfat
Жыл бұрын
@@rerollinginline I gotchu and thanks for the explanation. I am already very comfortable with the soul slide and am starting to incorporate magic, but only on smooth surfaces so far. I find it a lot easier to execute the magic if I just throw both feet, but it's scary. Now learning to initiate with front foot and then let the back one slide near simultaneously as you said. I just find myself doing the splits a lot right now. I think I need to put more weight on the front foot after the slide releases I think.
@rerollinginline
Жыл бұрын
@@friskyisfat the splits are totally normal while learning. I still split sometimes if I do a sloppy one. The key is getting good support from the back leg. Get that sucker tucked up nice and tight. Putting a little more weight on the front helps as well. The back leg is to prop you up and help add friction, not to bear all the weight.
@friskyisfat
Жыл бұрын
@@rerollinginline thanks for the tips man! I'll be busting my ass this afternoon lol.
@rdeer441
Жыл бұрын
@@rerollinginline great info! Thank you. Stay safe out there gentlemen.
Hello, I want your advice please 🙏🏻, I want to order a skate, but I don't know the size of my feet well, how do I measure my feet accurately?
@SingaporeSkaterSam
Жыл бұрын
Put a piece of paper on the floor up against the wall and then stand on the paper with heel gently pushed against the wall and mark paper with pencil at the maximum length and width. Measure.
@emran7824
Жыл бұрын
@@SingaporeSkaterSam thank u soo much🙏🏻🤍
I look so goofy with my helmet. I really need to look for a helmet I can wear that doesn't make me feel like a clown. In my area no one is wearing helmets, not on bikes, not on scooters but when they see a skater without one that's somehow different? I don't really care about negative reactions by car drivers, however if I could find a slim low-profile helmet that's comfortable and well ventilated I am willing to give it a try.
@endlessblading
Жыл бұрын
The Ennui Elite helmet is very low profile as it sits very low on the head. It’s also the lightest helmet I’ve ever had in my life. I highly recommend it. I have the one with the brim.
@MrMokey24
Жыл бұрын
@@endlessblading Oh thank you I will definitely check this one out!
That helmet looks a little too big mate - anyways thx for ypour good and relevant vids.
first?:)
Ok hear me out, in my opinion the most important thing in reviewing a helmet would be the fit, the material aaaaand the most important part is how can you really review a helmet without knocking your head into the concrete?😆 oooor just test what kind of damage it could handle. Cause essentially the looks don’t matter in a helmet but of course not much people would enjoy wearing a space helmet while skating lol. Well, you know what I mean haha
@rerollinginline
Жыл бұрын
Yeah I decided against actually testing its life-saving capabilities.
@ed00r
Жыл бұрын
@@rerollinginline haha good choice