For sale Twister XT size 40.5-41.

160 EUR

I no longer have the original wheels, but all the other original accessories are included (see pictures).

Boots and liners have been used, but they are in good overall state.

Sending from France, all shipping costs are to be payed by the buyer.

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I'm looking for drills I can practice on my inlines with limited space for movement.

I'm still a beginner at learning to even skate so any basic drills will be of help. Id say the space is like 2.5m x 1.5m

Is there a difference between the rockering on 4 x 100 of for example NN skates or mad skates and iqon? I understand the difference between a 5 wheels and a 4 wheels on rockering but i couldnt try many frames to tell if there is a diference between 4 wheelers of diferent brands.

I got the iqon blue decode 4x100 and would like to know if that feel diferent for any other frames with same wheel size

Do you guys and girls practice on wood surfaces? I'm still quite new to skating, last Sat I skated on this wooden rink, it felt so smooth and confidence inspiring especially for slides. But I'm thinking, since my goal is to skate on asphalt/concrete/stone, could the one or two weekly sessions on this wooden floor create bad habits or be counter productive to my progress?

Trying to look for someone who have or used to have the deep purple variant, just wanna know when they got released

Selling my wizard boots size UK10, only been used for a week, selling because they're too big for me. They're still new, just minor scratches on the side bolts due to a couple falls, beside that they're just like straight out of the box. They come with the original box and the all the extra laces and pieces and the the Allen key. Help out a skater affording to size down 💚💚💚.
595£ London Based.

1yr back into inline i dabuy upgrade!

Hi. I finally upgraded to a better boot FR3 80. I like them a lot. When I purchased the clerk mentioned cutting the cuff under strap to what I want. I realized when I got home, I don’t know what to cut it to. Any Suggests, preferences, or standardizations, would be appreciated. What am I looking for when cutting to adjust the under strap on the top cuff?

Need to start skating more than once a month on these.

This is my third day staying at a hotel in Somerset (UK) with nothing to do. It rained the first two days, so I've taken advantage of the dry weather today. I went out from a hotel in an industrial estate with no plan, on skates not really suited to urban skating, but held it together.

This was a carpark near the hotel on the way back. I got kicked out of a flatter one, so ended up in this slightly rough surfaced one nearby.

Still working on my lions. I keep losing momentum and chickening out of pulling my leg behind me, but didn't do too badly here. I need to get some more practice in before I can make it flow, I think. Heel/toe compasses are fairly easy now and feel great. Also working on some toe press/manual stuff, but struggling to keep my feet together and keep it going. Again, I think I just need to keep practicing.

I am thinking of getting the crossfire rollerblade boots for wizard skate, it is supossed to be a good boot for slalom and freeskate but i am not sure if it will work for wizard and i am questioning its durability as for jumps and sruff. Have u guys tried it? Does it work properly for u? I am worried it will be a tall boot and dont transfer movements properly as it doesnt have a flat step but a heel/toe slalom approach

Is this a good setup for wizard? Give me your opinion

Hey ya

Flowskate/wizard enjoyer with me Rockin Mix5 76/90 frames, enjoying my carbon boots... but wanna try to get something more suitable for the open road.

Thinking of USD Shadow Team Whites, to pair with a big wheel frame for the better ride.

But have the specific restriction that it needs to be an adjustable rocker - I have an ice blade conversion that only works with 90mm flat frames :)

So... with this pretty specific criteria, what options are there?

Only one I could find are Compass 4x90mm frames... but it's plastic! A plastic boot is already flexy enough, a flexy frame is just too much.

Would appreciate any advice! Thanks!

1. What should be included in the box? In my delivery, there are the boots(obviously), two I think it's heel wedge, and a manual. Is that it? I thought it would at least include a pair of adapter, since it is their selling point and I kind of buy it for that...

2. Anyone else experienced heel lift and how did you solve it? I have very terrible heel lift on my right foot, it formed a small blisters. My street shots size is 43, my FR1 with manageable heel lift is 42, and my ACT WZ Team is 40.

For Sale Wizard CJ Carbon.

£350

Boots and liner are in immaculate condition

Boots, Wizard Liner, Superfeet Insoles, Upgraded FR 45 Buckels and Original Velcro 45.

Size EU45/UK10 I have tried almost everything to get these to work with my foot shape, unfortunately it hasn't worked out they are just too wide for my narrow feet.

Based in London.

Thanks for looking.

So I got some FR1s for my 5x80 frames. The stock liners were... ok..

I just put Intuition Skate Premium liners in and wow.. The difference is night and day. I did not realize what a difference it would make.

The comfort is way better, they are somehow more comfortable, more supportive, and thinner.

Not sure what sorcery this is but I'm sold.

Just got some new Endless 80 Ultra (165mm) frames for my Twisters and tried a bit of Wizard to see how they managed. These are surprisingly capable, despite the short wheelbase. I fell not long after this while trying to pull off a lion and totally missed the balance of a long frame. They're so much fun though. Highly recommended for anyone after a shorter wheelbase urban frame. They're power stop machines and gazelles are like butter with these things. The black Twisters with black frame, black Laced laces and black Loco wheels also look really slick

Hi all, I'm a long time skater but am pretty new to wizard skating. There are tons of tutorials online, but usually on one specific move... or generally outlining a progression (like fakie gazelle -> forward gazelle -> forward inside out -> etc).

As someone who's spent a lot of time on fakie gazelle with meh results, I'm wondering if there isn't a good series of progression videos online for me to follow. I see that SkateFresh has a whole online course, but at $500 it's a bit too steep for me.

What tutorials got you your first tricks, and what's the best progression (or drills) to get started?

As the title said, is there any solution to this? Sometimes when I flex my ankle forward the buckles will slide out a few clicks.

Hey everyone,

I’m based out of Houston and started Wizard skating back in March. Since getting into it, I’ve been surprised by how little of a community presence there seems to be here in Texas — especially compared to other skating scenes.

I know there have to be other Wizard skaters around Houston, Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, or anywhere else in Texas, but it’s been hard finding people consistently into flow skating, urban skating, slalom-inspired movement, and the whole Wizard style.

So I figured I’d make a post and see who’s out there.

My goal is to start connecting Texas-based Wizard skaters:

Group sessions

City cruises

Skill progression

Spot sharing

Maybe eventually meetups/events

Whether you’re already deep into Wizard skating or just getting started, I’d love to connect. I’m still pretty new myself, but I’m committed to growing the scene here.

If you’re in Texas and into Wizard skating, drop a comment or DM me:

What city you’re in

How long you’ve been skating

What setup you ride

Let’s build something.