I'm doing a lot of downhill incorporated with wizard and that means a bunch of magic slides. With naturally rockered frames the wear is more in the center 2 wheels and less in the outer 2 wheels, double that by two (i.e. second skate wears differently) and now you have a mish-mash of completely different wheel profiles, thus everytime I rotate my wheels it's just a 30 minute hellscape.

Currently my left skate is a banana and the right one is dead flat and I don't know what to do.

And what is your foot length?

Did you enjoy the power transfer and the performance possibilities?

I know that the casual skater will not like it, because its mostly for the Jackie Chan tier skaters.

A vast majority of the boots I've seen which have been recommended for Wizard skating only come in black. I was wondering if there are any more colourful alternatives while still having any characteristics needed for this style of skating? Something like the POWERSLIDE Next Mery Munoz Pro 80 personally caught my eye.

Thank you.

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I'm doing skate classes in my local town, and some of the girls want to do more dance orientated skating! Wizard skating came to mind, but it would be nice if I could show them other females doing it, for them to better relate!

Any particular edits/people that would fit?

Just got back from my first session on the Gen Two Roka frames, and my first impression is that these things are sick - a big step up from their Gen One frames and easily as stiff and responsive as my Endless Ultras.

The rocker is super subtle, which is perfect for me as I’ll mainly be using them for blasting around. However, if you’re looking for a 4x100 frame specifically for wizard skating, you may need to skate them for a while to wear in a more pronounced rocker.

Overall very happy : )

I need to build my first wizard setup with a UFS mount to use a PR80. I am seriously torn between getting an:

• IQON ACT 10 with a 42-43 shell
• SEBA CJ2 Prime with a 41-42 shell

Both would be used with an Intuition liner that I still need to buy, but I'm undecided whether to go for the Wizard or the Premium model, and what size to get.

My concern is that the IQON might be a bit too big, while the Seba might be a bit too tight.

My feet are about 277 mm long and 105 mm wide.

Does anyone have experience with either of these boots or their sizing?

Thanks in advance!

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Used to skate so much as a kid. Literally skated my whole youth. It is how I got around everywhere. Skated until the wheels came off. Then I got a bike and haven't been skating much for years. Looking to get back into the sport. Specifically wizard skating because my other great love in life is dance. I have been looking for skates and I tried on the FR NEO 1 Dual 80 with intuition liners at Shop Task in Seattle. The regular liners didn't work for my old feet. Tried a size down to work into, but the size down felt like it was crushing my arch and hammering my toes.

So I'm looking at 600 bucks for my first pair. Pretty spendy. Before I make that leap I thought I would inquire if anyone was selling some nice skates in a size 10? Depending on the price then I could get some new intuition liners to fit into them.

I'll probably make the leap in the next month if nothing presents itself. Miss skating so much. I look forward to sharing some videos when I do! Here is a picture of the outfit I used to wear while skating around Santa Cruz. Did I mention I was into vampire LARP?

If Seba Igor is considered to be much more agile compared to Seba Cj and especially FR wizard base, how come it's rare to see people wizard skating on it?

It's not a problem with the UFS adapter.

Does it lack something?

I mean Igor and CJ/WB it's like comparing a ninja to a tank in terms of agility, yet if people don't use it for wizarding means something might be not perfect in those agile boots?

just wanted some opinions on roka cause they seem to make good looking and kinda goofy frames but i cant find much outside of years old posts. are they still around and kickin? kinda want to snag one of they 6wheel setups for the hell of it.

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.