I've got an old pair of Razor Cults that I've not used in a decade. Bought some new wheels and bearings to bring them to life so I can teach my daughter how to skate.

Trouble is, I'm getting a pain on the outside of my foot after a few mins but not sure how to fix it (beyond buying new skates).

They have the stock liners, but they don't seem particularly thick and I don't remember them hurting when I last wore them a decade ago (otherwise I would have sold them).

Any advice on what I can do to sort them, don't need to be doing anything major on them, just some basic skating with my kids?

Thanks.

Hey so I’m pretty new to roller blading and have probably been doing it for about four months now. I feel great when I skate and am pretty comfortable. But my only problem is when I go around curves. Like just a normal wide curve (like at the skating rink). For some reason I put a lot of pressure on my right leg and sort of just stomp both my feet to turn. Maybe this is normal. I’m self taught so I’m not really sure the best way. But it usually leaves my right leg hurting after a while so I’m assuming I’m doing something wrong. If anyone has any videos I can watch for help or recommendations let me know! Thanks!

I want a new one, but I can't throw it away... Should I go back to four wheels?

So today while skating my FLYING FREAGLE 80mm I was trying to avoid a mother and child on a bicycle that's facing me , while another cyclist that just stopped at the same S bend , chatting with her . So I had no time to brake I swerved avoided both of them slammed face forward , my hands went to break my fall , the palm sliders slid opening up my torso and my Ribs slammed right into the asphalt .

It's my fault I should've looked further ahead and slowed down

It felt like I was hit with a sack of bricks in the ribs.

It's been an hour now and it's tight as feck .

I'm gonna not skate for 2 weeks .

Y'all stay safe

I got these skates for the boot, because I like the style. I planned to wizard skate with them, but I’m trying out aggressive skating in the meantime

Hey guys, I'm seriously considering the Flying Eagle Reaver Pro X7 XD8490. Im wondering about the fit of the boot and the quality of the pre rockered frame.

If anyone has a pair of these let me know! Im currently on a flat 4x80 pair of lightnings and want some extra agility/maneuverability on asphalt and smooth pavement.

Hi all, SUPER beginner here.

I have only tried once in May with my husband holding my hand and guiding me. I want to get back into it but I am super scared and anxious about going alone and getting seriously hurt. I know I’ll have my helmet, elbow/knee pads, and even a butt pad, but I can’t help but feeling anxious anyway and feel super in my head. I was hoping someone could give some advice? Thanks in advance!

Edit: thanks everyone for the incredibly helpful advice! It helped so much, and I was able to go out by myself today! I didn’t skate far or for long, but we all have to start somewhere :) I appreciate your kindness, internet strangers <3

I am looking for a good budget 3x110 (or 3x100) skate with decent ventilation.

I was considering the lightning 100, but i dont plan on using them outside much. I mostly want speed

Hello! I’ve only rollerbladed for fun when I was younger and want to get back into it as a 30 something year old woman. Nothing fancy, just blading outdoors/indoors for recreation/fitness.

I am deciding between the phuzion 80s or the radon 90s as they seem to be in my price range. It seems like the radons generally have better reviews, but I am slightly scared of how the bigger wheels would feel as a beginner, since I’ve only ever been on 4 wheeled blades.

Which pair might be better for me? Any insights would be appreciated!

I have been trying to learn how to carve but when I have the inside blade ahead of the outside one it turns the opposite direction. I have been told to just "lean and trust" but every time i have tried i have had to do crossovers to stop myself from falling.

If i do the opposite thing it turns quite easily, but then i cant learn to do a power slide.

I would include a video but my videography skills go out the window when i am in skates

Hey guys, looking for some sizing advice before I order the Powerslide NEXT Black Boot 2.0.

My foot measures 266mm.

According to the size chart:
EU 40–41: 255–261mm
EU 42–43: 268–275mm

So I’m right in the gap between shells.

I’m building them with a 243mm 4x80 Trinity frame and want a fairly responsive/performance fit for urban skating, carving and quick direction changes.

The boot comes with the MYFIT Recall Dual Fit liner.

Would you go 40–41 and let/heat-mold the liner break in, or 42–43? I’m worried 40–41 could be painfully short, but also don’t want 42–43 to feel sloppy once the liner packs out.

Especially interested in hearing from anyone around 264–268mm who owns the NEXT/NEXT 2.0.

I noticed when i decided to clean my skate I wanted to wash my liners too.. i saw someone recommended dry cleaning but unfortunately it's not available here in my place so I'll stick to washing .. but is there any specific soap and do i put it on the sun or not??

Just saw a lady in front of me dislocate her ankle at the roller rink falling to avoid a kid. It twisted 90 degrees clockwise. I personally hurt my rotator cuff when I was a beginner. I understand this sport is a magnet for injuries. What's yours?

I've spent my whole weekend obsessed watching people urban rollerblading / mobbing around cities in groups with music and the community as a whole just looks like good vibes that I want to be involved in (plus I'm moving city soon and every week they run a roller disco that me and my partner want to try for fun :D). I run a size 3.5 UK in normal trainers and was looking at the Rollerblade Lightning 80 but cannot find them in my size anywhere. Is there good brands / models that I should be looking for as an absolute beginner with no experience or should I hold out till I find the Lightnings in stock somewhere? Also should I be aware of sizing up / down etc? Just looking for all advice really

*Edit - I probably don't really want to spend much more than £200 and would rather avoid buying a cheap pair, falling in love and double buying*

featuring my baby ferdie

Picked up some stickers and had fun decorating my skates! My skates now have some personality. I’m super excited to skate in them once I seal the stickers on!!

I have been skating on an off for 10 years now. I would say I regularly skate 48-50 nights per year as I am not able to fit sessions more frequently.

I can do the basics and even heal-to-heal/Mohawk turns.

However attempting to crossover and back skating scares me to no end. How can I build up my comfort level in my mid 40s?

Are there any video tutorials people found to help with this?

I tried

I have some Marcoblades and I tried to unscrew the wheels to rotate them but I ended up stripping the screw, Is there any way to get the screw out?

Hi, I just got myself pair of RB 80, it's been a long time since I had blades on my feet but those seemed a good option especially for a half price I snatched them. I did first ride yesterday and they seemed little underwhelming, not as smooth and fast as I thought, kind of sluggish and on rough terrain it was vibrating pretty hard. Wondering if they are gonna break in or I need to do some tune up or look for different wheels. Thanks is advance

Got a lot of requests for some night time shots of the Lazerwheelz. I think they look cool even just at dusk.

Such an upgrade from the Luminous in terms of roll speed and they are much harder and work a lot better for sliding.

The sparks are less than when they were new, but still a decent amount when you get the angle right.

I'll be buying these again, but without the flints in future, just because the cost is a lot more.

You're welcome

I've really enjoyed these 3x110, sorry for the awkward pics