😂HAHA!!

hahahah

Lollll

well he is

@Noncehub Imagine doing a 360 just when you where born

nah virtually no 21 year old has a beard like that

coming from the UK

Soo cool! The glasses 80mm😎😁

A real hipster would ride vintage quads. This man is a poseur.

Really depends on the country. In Austria, you can be a bike or pedestrian, but you aren't allowed to ride on the street (without bike lane). In practice, if the street is not busy, you can still break the rules and do it.

In the Netherlands, you are by law a pedestrian who also may use the cycling roads in addition to sidewalks. Like in Austria, if there are no sidewalks or cycling roads available, then you may use the road.

love your vids

@Bryson the Mad Pencil ALSO in the winter

You're heat intolerant

The trick is to freeze a cloth or gel pad something put it in your thigh or tie it at the back of the neck , anywhere that touches your body , the more the better, and I dont know if you will complain now how cold it is to skate at the summer heat. More so get an insulation foil put some frozen gel inside it put it inside the bag incase the former once dries up. or here watch this gadget and see if this solved your problem kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sKdzhsmJ3ZzKaH0.html

@@johnsonsmith799 the gadget is hilarious! I am imagining on wearing one and cruising to work now!

@@carlpeeples7057 sweating is not 'heat intolerance', most people are out of shape for this kind of activity(or even general) and will sweat profusely at the beginning. without training they will probably continue to sweat like this with any continuous activity like rollerblading. if they were having excess breathing issues(not just endurance), then maybe you could consider a real heat intolerance issue.

Iván González Me too but one weird thing is I don't go straight like we usually go by walking and I don't like to remove skates

Harenthiran Siva yes, I also do that......and that's because we enjoy the ride,xd

Iván González whats skates should I use thru the City?

Justin Woods Hi, I prefer a skate that besides being comfortable, are quick to put them on and remove them off...so I can switch them to enter some places. I am now using for commuting the swell 110mm.

Do you skate on pavements or roads? 😊❤ I would love to start roller skating to places! 😁

This is how I commute with rollerblades on a Motorcycle.

faridjabba that’s how I get to work and get around. www.handicapskater.com elaborates on the biomechanics and some of my struggles.

Gyu Joki awesome keep skating bro

Louder I know how you feel. It's exactly the same here in Cardiff. I'm limited in my routes, and I always need to do a 'recce' first, but for some journeys and with some planning it can be done.

Have you tried skates with larger wheels? I have the same issue in the UK it is NOT like the asphalt utopia of Los Angeles or Barcelona lol. Buttt... 110 mm - 125 will pretty much go off road... I can run my 110's over carpark gravel fairly smoothly and swiftly without trip ups although you'll still struggle doing slide stops unless you find rare aforementioned glorious asphalt loool! I'm aiming for some £289 mahoosive Imperial Megacruiser 125s this summer to counter our shitty surfaces...well worth livin' off baked beans for :)

Gloria Moffit Just got myself some 100mm Powerslide Swells, they glide over most rough UK surfaces nicely. Trying half marathon distance this weekend as I need to build my stamina generally. But a commute to work before the summer's over is on the to-do list. Only been skating a year but loving every second of it 😁

It is a good workout to go uphill... then there are danger on the road... but you can dodge and skate around or jump over hole or uneven pavement...

After many falls and hours of learning. I'm more concerned about shop-owners not appreciating my skating through their shop.

once you can skate its not really much of a workout. But it does hit some interesting muscles regardless of how easy it is to do.

@@TrevorHamberger Always depends on how intensive you skate and distance of course.

Martin Wood and no One-ways!

I would go with Seba FRX or FR2 to get started. they're "freeride" skates, which are great for beginning, as well as advancing. 80mm wheels are best to learn on too

buy a pair of mission hockey skates and put outdoor wheels on them. The mission proto V is great

I use Blade runner 78mm 82A and I can go pretty fast unless my wheels are really worn down

faridjabba Manchester, UK... Gravel, pot holes and paving slabs... And that's just on one road. Dont get me started on the cobblestone roads

@@Mrmhibbert I know this is a super old comment dude but i have recently started to rollerblade around the heathon chapel area and i am having a blast(keep in mind that i am an absolute beginner)What wheels size would you raccomend for a 3-4 mile commute toward the city center? Cheers dude

@@XxTengrusxX I personally would use 100mm upwards but since you're a beginner I'd say 110mm should be your max. I wouldn't want you to get hurt. But the bigger wheels easily handle the roads and pavements, especially compared to the smaller wheels

@@Mrmhibbert I want to buy skates since my parents wont let me use my bike and the transpo is too expensive, being a student who still cant have a job, do you think I should try tri skate or the four wheels with bigger wheels(sorry I forgot the name) Ive watched vids where they said tri skates are hard to use, but its good for street, I cant choose what to buy 😣

@@drown1174 tri skates are probably cheaper and easier. But the longer wheel base of 4x100mm in a wizard setup gives you more stable ride. It depends on the distance... I've travelled 4/5 miles on 4x80mm and had no issues except feeling more bumps. But for speed and comfort 3x125mm would be good for bumps and speed

I was skating inline for like 10 hours a day when i was 3 years old. I built up an ability I can never lose

It is the quality as well the material difference in wheel and bearing that change the price... you can start with the RB Cruiser and then upgrade the wheel and Bearing... go for it...

minafouad78 they are Rollerblade Metroblade www.rollerblade.com/products/metroblade-gm/

Harenthiran Siva I am very confused..! Rollerblade or seba or powerslid !.. what do u think ..what the best and the stornger for the free style riding?..

Rollerblade and the model is Metroblade

31 here😎

Ones with wheels bigger than 90mm, preferably over 100mm

Looks like the Rollerblade Metroblade.

No way they are metroblades

This was the Metroblade from some years ago...

Braŭljo Yeah, I have the Tannus tires for cycle commuting, but I still worry about it being stolen to the point where I don’t want to lock it up on the streets. Inline skates can probably be attached to a backpack when not in use.

with skates you can even take wheels off and they'll work. I'd reckon the biggest damage is someone super gluing your bearings

@@databug_ I ride around on bikes that cost like 50 bucks on craigslist when i go places where it might get stolen.

Did you ever find out?

Go for it!!!

Rollerblade

Lmaoooooo

This is the RB Cruiser from Rollerblade

what're you talking about? There's not a single dislike.

kneesovertoesguy. look him up

I bike to work, with the same issue. What I do is make sure I arrive earlier and take a good shower.

Keep the skate short and bring a second shirt. Or, if available, take a shower. It's not a problem in the winter btw., but very similar with bike in the summer. It also helps not skating when it's hottest.

just ride slowly. It's easy to ride calmly when you dont want to sweat. and uh you can change.

Practice...

what exactly will they do?

@@TrevorHamberger Throw you out. But I have noticed that most don't, seems the bad undertaste from aggressive skating in the 90s is gone.

@@Alex-kr7zr its not hard to prove competence, respect and much more. the 90's are long gone.

@@TrevorHamberger Luckily, they forgot about the adolescents trashing public spaces just for earning "respect".