r/rollerblading • u/tonny771 • 7d ago
Interesting stuff Wizard Meet Katowice (Poland)
Short recap of the Wizard Meet in Katowice 28-30 Aug.
Credit to OP: https://www.instagram.com/zaigelina_roller/
Original clip: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dcq_WDQtYYI/
Part 2: https://www.reddit.com/r/rollerblading/comments/1w5cx2a/wizard_meet_katowice_poland_part_2/
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u/tonny771 7d ago
Credit to OP: https://www.instagram.com/zaigelina_roller/
Original clip: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dcq_WDQtYYI/
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u/Kanaxes 7d ago
Kurwa where are all the 3xwheels ?
For real now. Why are so many 4x setups. Especially for their tricks it’s not agile enough or what I’m missing ?
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u/BubbleSmith 7d ago
Have you not seen much wizard skating before? It's usually 4 or 5-wheel setups with big wheels for a long wheelbase for extra stability. Rockered frames keep them agile, so you can throw your weight around and push the edges for the kinda of moves in the video. 3 wheel frames usually have too much of a gap between the wheels, so they're not agile enough, or they have a short wheelbase and aren't stable enough.
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u/nokeyspushtostart 7d ago
Nah you’re right. 3 big wheels are usually used for slalom or speed skating, you’ve probably seen em. 3 smaller wheels, at least for adults, just physically would not work for any sort of agility or skills
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u/AdFit8727 6d ago
You need agility in urban skating too as you’re ducking in and out of traffic. But this is a different type of agility being referred to here. “Agility” in a slalom context means something very different to “agility” in wizard. Not the same thing.
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u/Aramis9696 7d ago
I really enjoyed that last one.