48 YO first time skate buyer here. You answered all my questions. Thank you

great detail description!! most skaters don't understand how important the mount and wheelbase is, it can make or break you...

Ive just changed styles and that means im changing set up knowing my derby set up ia not quite built for ramp and bowl skateing so im going to be buying a new set of skates that is built for it eventually. Now the one thing ive come across is the angel of the kingpins on the trucks being so varied. Ive moved away from softer broader wheels that where my derby wheels to a harder deromiter that is smaller and has a bevile on the edge and that has changed the game in my progression already and slapped on some grind blocks to get me through but im feeling that my more flatter skate is still holding me back so im looking for skates with a bit of a heel for more agility but the axles are worlds apart from plate /brand to plate/ brand and ive looked at the moxies that every review on line tends to be sponsered by and i dont belive the hype as the axles king pin is like straight up and down ? Could you offer some advice to what angle plates are better for the diffent disciplines as ive got 20 degrees on my now venus crazy skates plates with a DBX8 boot that ive been running for about 7 years now but i dont want to be spending big on new plates for the new skakes to find that they are the wrong dog for the wrong job for the agilty needed to do180s in agressive ramp skating while im up a wall.... lol Im willing to spend if i know im getting what ive paid for though. There are no professional skate shops where i live , the local skate rinks " pro shop" is more centered on inlines and ill have to order on line to get anything from them anyways?? As im the only quad skater that ive ever seen at our local skate park, i have no one to ask and no one from derby out my way are big on this technical stuff as most are all about the moxies but their running impalars ?? If you can suggest plates from a Aussie skate company like the bont , crazy skate (ive got now) or chuffed, id like that but i aware that im going to have to get some imported gear as everything is made overseas anyways and thats fine too. I just like to support Aussie businesses as a first choice. Ive tried to talk gear with the guys on skate boards at the skate ramps but they get all blank faced when i ask them about skate trucks so im not sure that much thought goes in to that for them and the knowledge is not transferable. Wheels are but quads are a diffent beast to a board and im finding derby skates are wrong beasts for the bowl.

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Interested in selling your assassins?

Them wheels……….. Bruh…………….from Scott or Bont?