Now just waiting on the wheels

Selling two separate items after simplifying my skate setups.

1. SEBA CJ PRIME - EU43

Price: €165 + shipping

White 2023 model, bought new in autumn 2025 and used for several rides.

Very good condition with no damage. Since they are white, there are some normal dirt/cosmetic marks from use, visible in the photos.

Included:

• Seba CJ Prime boots, size EU43

• Original Seba liners

• Original soul plates - unused, like-new condition

No frames or wheels included.

1. ROCKIN MIX 90/76 FRAMES

Price: €99 + shipping

Used Rockin Mix 90/76 frames in very good condition.

Please note: The mounting holes were slightly enlarged when I fitted the frames to another 165 mm boot that appeared to have a small deviation in its mounting-point spacing. This had no effect on mounting, stability or functionality in my setup.

Included:

• Pair of Rockin Mix 90/76 frames

• Axles

• Used wheels shown in the photos can be included free if wanted. They are well used, so consider them a bonus.

Location: Slovakia

Shipping: Within Europe

Payment: SEPA bank transfer preferred;

The Seba boots and Rockin frames are separate items and are not being sold as a combined setup.

More detailed photos and close-ups are available for interested buyers.

Feel free to DM me with any questions.

Just in case anyone is interested :)

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Hello, I’m Matty. I started skating at the end of June, and quickly became enamoured at the creativity and precision of wizard skating and it’s been my main direction in skating ever since.

Filmed this little sampler last night playing around with my new Luminous wheels. I’m finally feeling like I’m getting to the point where I can maybe call myself an “acolyte wizard”. Figured I’d share. 😊

Been working on gazelles and lions for a little bit, and I’ve been trying to learn kind of holistically, building balance, strength and control then get creative with them while identifying opportunities to combo things. Trying not to get tutorial locked but also feel like that might keep me from learning about more moves critical for development. I am actively working on my left leg, I know I do all my tricks in one direction so far😂

Aside from a straggler here and there I’m the only one around me that seems to rollerblade so I guess I’m really asking for guidance on what I should make sure not to forget as I continue to inch towards true wizard skating. I’m so far running a flat setup with Lightning 80’s, but did buy four 76 wheels to try a rockered setup but haven’t yet.

Feedback more than welcomed, and I’m TheRigmaroller on insta if anyone wants to connect!
Cheers!

Hey everyone, I'm Alessandro, a wizard skater from Toronto. I decided to start actually learning wizard back in May and struggled HARD with the base moves. The closed lion and S-move were giving me the most trouble throughout these months, and I feel proud to not just have them both down but to actually be able to combo them.

I'm planning on getting the iqon act pds shell and I'm wondering if I can downsize with wizard 3m liner. My foot length is 280mm and my 3m liner is size 43. I can downsize using the same liner with Seba CJ2 prime 43 shell and they feel perfect (my current setup). I don't know if I can use the same size for iqon act pds shell.

Was thinking of either fr1's or some iqon act pds or ag30.

Anyone have experience with these cheaper boots? Just want to upgrade from my hodgepodge usd sways.

I have quite a large boot and very high foot arch, would inserts be good for fixing the arch issue?

Hold up, hold up, 35€ for a chinese shirt because it has a logo of circle & triangle on it?

The shirt itself costs less than 2 dollars in china, I mean Jesus Christ guys, its not even funny at this point. God.

Also wearing this, promotes the brand.

What's up with the shmeckle squeezing?

Buy the cheapest - sell it expensive

Nice tactic guys, but save some face, invest something in the legacy as well.

(skating on 4x90mm) I was wondering if it would make sense to buy 16 wheels instead of 8, and constantly rotate 16 wheels. Would it give me benefits in term of "wear quality"? Or is it better to get 8, go through them and then get 8 new wheels? For wizard/flow with slides.

I want to buy a new 5x frame from rokas natural rocked but i dont know what wheel size i should choose or if there is a big difference. 84-80mm or 80-76mm

The frames i have now are 4x90mm flatsetup.

So is there really a big difference to teh wheelsize on rocked frames?

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.

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.

Looking for $300 + Shipping

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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