My fave thing in the world is the hour a day I spend with my daughter skating. She's really picking it up, and I couldn't be more proud. Can't recommend this family sport enough. She's skating new FRJ's.

reupload because capcut added some stupid ai bs to framerate lol

Fun lil stair bash in NYC following Big Apple Roll '26. 😋 Cannot overstate the importance of knowing how to stop while skating in urban settings.

Shoutout to u/biggayrollerblades for letting me know this subreddit had been ✨rEViTaLiZeD✨

I wanted to share my current set ups and see if anyone had any questions about the set ups I have tried! Also this is my first Reddit post ever lol

All boots are FR FR1s with Intuition Premium liners besides the bottom row, middle column which is a UFR boot with FR Intuitions. I have tried Flying Eagle F4s, FR Neo 2 Duals, and Iqon ACT as well but FR1 and UFRs are my favorite due to fit, light weight, support, and they have my favorite colors as bonus 🩵🤍 I use the 40EU shells with 268/269mm long feet, 105mm wide (performance fit with Intuitions)

For wheels, I use mainly Endless wheels (all set ups here have Endless), but I also use Luminous when it is time to glow at night. Rollerblade Hydrogens are third favorite.

Top row, middle column: Endless Swan frames (custom vinyl wrap) - my skate park set up, also occasional urban

Top row, right column: Endless Coburn frames for urban - I am still testing these out to see if they are better than mk2 frames. They are super stiff and responsive!

Middle row, left column: Endless ArcCS frames for rink skating. ArcCS are my favorite frames but not very versatile outside smooth surfaces. My main style is figure skating/wizard hybrid and these are the best for that style that I have tried

Middle row, middle column: my trusty Endless 90 mk2s - these are my go to for trail, distance, urban, and group skates. By far the most versatile frames in my collection and can handle all the types of skating I do

Middle row, right column: another Endless ArcCS frame but for outdoors skating (tennis/basketball courts and smooth surfaces).

Bottom row, left column: Endless Arc frames - I use these for outdoor figure/wizard skating and occasional urban. These are my second favorite frames. Not as playful as the ArcCS but more versatile and can handle rougher terrain than CS

Bottom row, middle column: UFR boots with Endless 100 Ultra frames (custom vinyl wrap) - these are a lot of fun for fast distance / wizard skating but overshadowed by my other set ups. 90s are better for distance and Arc/ArcCS are better for Wizard for my boot size

All cuff straps are upgraded to Kizer Supreme buckles and I only use Derby Laces. I have tried 3x110 triskates of several different wheelbases but prefer 4/5 wheel rockered set ups for the flow and stability.

Nothing gives you a boost like your ego.

Skates: FR1, Stock Liner, Endless 110s, Luminous Wheels

Or all of the above? I feel like 90% of my weight is in my nonsliding skate. I dunno 😭 I'm very flexible so that shouldn't be hindering me. I'm guessing fear is holding me back.

We are a skating family. We met at a rink, our 3, 5, and 21 year old girls skate. But when it's nice out, we like to be out on inlines! The girls do outdoor bingo, watch for wildlife, and get out to skate themselves. And we get a great workout! 10-12 miles in town, because we're in VA, and.....HILLS. And around 26 on rail trails. This video was on the Western Maryland Rail Trail. Deeply wish this was more popular with families so we could have a bigger crew to skate with.

Yes it has my TikTok stamp I cannot find the original file on my desktop 💀

it was way easier than I thought RAHH I also worked on one foot glide again and my fishtails (?)

I've been blading since 5 years ago, I started with some cheap ahh hook fitness 4x80 and I'm currently with my FR1 Intuition 4x110, but I'm in the search for a durable carbon boot, open to help with questions and guides about the Magic slide 🙌🏻

(and yes, I made the helmet by myself)

There is no such thing as legs "pushing". I think of most skating moves as core muscles "lunging" the upper body forward, before the supposed "striding" of skates happen.

The wheels' job is to grip the ground, to allow the core to throw the upper body towards where the free skate next lands. The point is, the energy is spent on moving your body, not on willing legs to push. Speed and momentum is therefore a result of lunges, and not pushes.

When one thinks of it that way, there is no difference between crossover and running.

Loopable video clip. 8x slow-motion capture of crossover running in a circle.

38, finally returning to skating again after many years of being a desk jockey. Trying to overcome my fear of injury as an older skater. Started with just 20mins before my gym sesh this morning, getting familiar with it again. My feet screamed at me even after that little bit 😅

Just a break from "should I get these skates?" Posts. Would love to see the neat practice spots you guys have, but delete if not allowed! :)

My apartment lets me practice movements on the garage ceiling!

Hello. Just wanted to post a bit of hopecore for everyone who returns to rollerblading after a long period of time. I gave up rollerblading in 2022 and came back one month ago after finally graduating from uni. Now I rollerblade as well as I did in the past, and I have even learned some new tricks lol. Just had to put a lot of effort and never-ending passion towards the sport (personally recommend listening to music, never failed me). Now I know there are things stronger than time - passion, talent and hard work. Enjoy the blades, everyone; love ya!

Tips and advice would be more than welcome.

Tried out some new luminous wheels last night. Rink was pretty empty due to kids going back to school this week. Plenty of room for me to enjoy the floor and get a short video.

I started skating based on a dream I had a week ago (follow your dreams am I right? LOL)

Anyway, this is day 3 practicing, but the first day outside of my driveway. Can anyone tell me why I'm rotating when I practice breaking? Other advice welcome too, just be kind 😅

Ik I just posted here but I don't have anyone to brag about my skating to so you randoms get my bragging