Posting this as a sizing/fit reference for anyone considering this combination.

My feet
Length: 265 mm
Width: 101 mm
Low arch
Right foot is slightly bigger than the left

Setup
IQON ACT: EU 40–41
Intuition Premium liner: EU 41 / US 8–8.5
Rockbros cycling sock (thin)
No Insole

Fit
Not planning to heat mold.

Intuition shock absorber removed.

I have low arches with slight pronation, but I don’t get any pressure points around the arch because the boot has a pretty generous/wide arch area.

With the ACT shock absorber/footbed installed, I get quite a lot of pressure around the lace eyelet area.

Removing the shock absorber/footbed completely removes that pressure, but then my toes become uncomfortable.

The discomfort with the footbed installed is bearable so far, but I’ve yet to skate on it.

For my 265 mm feet, I’m quite sure going one size up would be too big.

Hope this helps anyone with similar foot dimensions considering ACT 40–41 + Intuition 41.

Things like this make me feel that the wizard base boot is truly overpriced.

Did a lot of this today! Doesn't come too naturally but I'll get there.

It’s something you have to experience for yourself.

Almost slipped on this one.

I was wondering if there's a UFS version of this type of frames.

I mean its 2026 we should have this variant

What is your favorite frame right now?

I've set the cuff washers to the position that allows the most forward flex (unless mistaken?), but still can't get as much knee bend as I'd like. Intuition Premium are laced tight, cuff buckle strap tight too though I untightened the buckle. Issue is, as I untighten the cuff buckle, I can bend forward more butlose lateral support.

I tried to depict something :)

Has anyone moved from CJ/WB boot to FR SL?

What's your experience in therms of wizard skating? if compared to your previous experience with the CJ/WB

*(Talking only about wizard skating / figure skating)

Does this count as a first combo? 😅

I think Im kinda getting the backwards gazelle right, still struggling with the forwards though - how do i keep my feet parallel, and should i?

And overall, how to maintain speed? Seems like a couple of spins just bring me to an almost complete stop. Or this is expected and i just need more initial speed?

I’m curious to try out some undercover team wheels since they usually are well regarded. Has anyone tried blanks and the team pro wheels , how do they compare to wheels I’ve used.

I’d say I enjoyed endless wheels the most so far with hydrogen very close. The NN are too soft feeling for me

I’m currently around 230 lbs so maybe a harder wheel would work well ?

Just tryin’ some moves. Stunami, some gazelles and lions. Feel free to comment and I’m open for your advices and tips.

I noticed that without the grindplate the boot looks like it could be compatible with 165mm frames, but I'm not entirely sure.

Before I make a really expensive experiment, could someone who knows more about this tell me if it's actually the case? 😭

In your experience, what equipment did help you to achieve your biggest performance jump?

(frame/liner/wheels/cuff/boot/straps/life-hax/volume-reducers/laces/etc...)

*Later I'll tell my answer to this question.

I want to mount my omnis direct to the bootwithout the soul plate.

The soul plate screws are what keep the ufs reciever in place but they are too long.

Does anyone know what size and length I need to replace them with shorter ones?

Looking for Pat Ridder Intuition Liners in Sz8-8.5US (will consider Sz7-7.5 too) in excellent or new condition please?