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binturong-qwerty
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I had a pair for 2 years and they don't fit anymore
But skates are sort of pricey
worth it?
Will it really help me with rail tricks?
Nov 24 2010 11:13PM
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jmBEERY
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YESS!!!
Nov 24 2010 11:14PM
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a_pla5tic_bag
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even if it doesn't help you with your rail tricks (i think it will) it's really fun and gives you a new skill and way to look at obstacles. Plus you can do it year round, unlike skiing, unless you live somewhere you can of course. And you don't have to get expensive skates, you can easily find cheap ones, quick, check rollerwarehouse or aggressivemall for black friday deals.
Nov 24 2010 11:17PM
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binturong-qwerty
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Sweet
Should I get Frames with more suface area (like a wide "V")
Or get the circular frames
Also, inner wheels? are they neccessary?
Nov 24 2010 11:18PM
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twin-tip-hero
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those inner wheels are called anti rockers. i would not get them, but get juice boxes instead. What they do is fill in the gap of the frame of where a wheel would be. so it gives the frame strength, and it wont crack when hitting rails overtime. and you dont want a cracked frame.
Nov 24 2010 11:21PM
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a_pla5tic_bag
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all preference. personally, i skate USD carbons with xsjado frames which only have spots for two outside wheels and the rest is groove. You could put anti rockers (little plastic wheels) or smaller wheels in the inner parts of a frame if you wanted. all preference.
Nov 24 2010 11:22PM
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a_pla5tic_bag
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only 50-50 frames get juice blocks. create original get g blocks and kizer get nothing of the sort since they have M types. I think normal frames lock better, but freestyle lets you fit easier n some stuff. plus you can pivot on rails which is fun for doing ski-like tricks. or at least i think so.
Nov 24 2010 11:24PM
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C-ill
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I highly suggesy blading, it helped me so much with my rail game, and anti rockers are good, i wouldnt suggest two actual inner wheels. good luck and have fun!
Nov 24 2010 11:35PM
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hauser
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blades are so fun to cruize on when you dont feel like skiing, i did a unatty 10 on mine and a blind 810 and a front 630
Nov 24 2010 11:37PM
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binturong-qwerty
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bump
Nov 25 2010 12:47AM
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r0dubs
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no


buy a car
Nov 25 2010 12:59AM
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binturong-qwerty
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I am not old enough
Nov 25 2010 1:22PM
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binturong-qwerty
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bump
Nov 25 2010 1:43PM
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freestyler540
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trick blades are designed to do rail tricks. Cheap skates will not work on rails
Nov 25 2010 2:02PM
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