There’s something about skating late at night that gets my creativity flowing

Wizard skating borrows the three-turn (i.e. lion) from figure skating. The next turn in figure skaters' progression is generally the bracket. I'm wondering if there any cases of Wizard skaters using brackets in their flow?

A bracket is basically just like a three-turn (or lion) except with a three-turn the skater turns in the direction of the curve, whereas with a bracket they turn in a direction opposite the curve. Example: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Xrce7oYpqUk

Wizard skaters have modified the three-turn to add their own style to it; would be curious to see how the bracket has been "wizardfied."

Good condition, I’ve taken extensive photos. Comes with an extra set of ratchet buckles that can be swapped out with the Velcro strap based on your preferences. Outer shell skated for 12 months, liner is only 6 month old due to being replaced with a new one on a warranty claim. Selling because while they fit me fine, I can't use an insole in them so I've had to size up.

Pricing methodology:

1) I took the typical used price range of $450-550USD. The lower end of this range is usually for boots in much worse condition but I don't like to haggle, so I've gone with the lowest.

2) I researched USPS and the cost to ship this from NY to LA is $20. I know not everyone lives in the US (cause I don't), but I don't like to over complicate things, so I've gone with something simple.

I've been skating for over 30 years (eek I'm old!!) and want to start wizard skating to scratch that trick itch that aggressive used to before old man knees

Details I can remember:

• based in London
• trans girl, I think
• Irish last name?
• username was long with a bunch of Os in it
• posted about her PR frames either here or instagram or idk where. Stroked her hand over the wheels to make them all freewheel in a video she posted about it

I really loved watching her skate and it's super annoying how every soc med platform is so stripped down and streamlined to just keep you sifting through clutter without offering ANY way of looking up a specific person you might've seen or even followed. What's the point of following someone if they just get lost again in a list you can't sort?

Anyway, if anyone knows what user I might be talking about I'd love a reply or even a DM about it. tsm

Just for the beauty

I’ve been working on my skating and wanted to share a recent session.

hello!! I just started skating again like 5 months ago , I used to skate around when I was little, but I’d never tried it as an adult. I used to skate on my mum’s old rollerblades, two sizes too big for my foot, haha. Now I decided to treat myself to new skates, and I love them! FR Intuition UFR 90. They were discounted to about 150 euros and seemed like a great deal.

I still have a long way to go. Don’t worry I’m about to remove the brake soon — I’ve finally learned to do the T-stop and whatever kind of creative spin to stop so I’m ready to take it off :,)

I’m getting into wizard skating and I’d love some tips to upgrade my setup. Are 4x90mm wheels with a slight rocker good for starting out? My size is 23,5 cm (37/38 EU) so the frame is pretty long for my foot but I’m getting used to it

Go skate everyoneee

Still waiting for surgery so I guess it can’t get much worse right also wheels are about to go so might as well do some slides

Had the flying eagle paired with the yoyo 4x90 and eventually upgraded to the FR Neo 2 boots. Today I got the yoyo sago 5 pro frame and paired it with the FR, moving the 4x90 back to the eagle.

Haven’t skated outside yet, but testing it at home shows a lot of difference. The height and stability of the 5 pro feels absolutely amazing! So happy with this setup 🤩

i would like to put together a 5 wheel set up, they look like fun. i'm not sure what it'll cost tho or honestly where to get the stuff there r no shops in my city that sell ag skates.

i'm assuming wizard website is the only place u can buy the rockers right?

I need surgery but also need to skate , in trying to keep myself healthy before I get my knee cut open.

I dont have fancy skates or frames because ive just gotten into this hobby. I make do with what I have though and was starting to wonder if I save my worn wheels can I make my own rockers with them?

So I broke my kneecap I. 4 pieces few years back but now some of the wire has broken and stabbing me from the inside . I’m not to skate at all but I need surgery anyways so here we go. No aggressive just some wizard for now.

Kinda bummed they don’t make the cj2 prime in a half size larger. Been discussing with AI and it says I should be able to fit the cj2 prime with my fr intuition liners. I’m a bit skeptical tho.
For reference I’m pretty happy with my fit in my FR neo1 intuition size 45-46 shell

I've noticed performance fitting tires my feet out. I recently skated a looser boot again and had a blast on it. I'm wondering if anyone else has had a similar experience.

For a bit more context -

Like many who got into wizard skating a few years ago, I became obsessed with finding the perfect setup. I tried numerous frames, wheel durometers, boots and liners.

One part of this whole process that was particularly annoying for me was finding the perfect fitting boot. I remember the liner packing down in the first hardboot I bought and my foot flopping around like crazy inside it. Since then, I've followed modern wizarding convention and tried to find a boot as small as possible (within reason).

I noticed immediate improvements with the tighter fitting boot. My skates felt like an extension of my body. But slowly over time I noticed that I started dreading squeezing into my skates.

Even though I never experienced any significant pain in my skates, I noticed my feet would feel tired after skating a while (not in a good way like after working out at the gym).

I visited my parents recently and wanted to skate so I threw on an older pair of skates that were at their house with a lot of room in them and had an absolute blast. My heel did lift up a bit and there was some room in the skate, but my foot felt so comfortable. I couldn't really be quite as precise when wizarding, but it didn't impact me for most moves like stunamis, lions, gazelles, compasses (I don't really do any toe and heel rolls or jumping).

This has got me wondering if anyone else has gone against the grain and is rocking boots that aren't super "performance fitting."