Thank you for the comparison. I have heeled skates and just don’t care for them because they have the heel of my foot so high and at such an un natural angle for me. I have planters fasciitis with a med to low arch so I can’t do heeled skates. I used to go bare foot a lot and wear flatter shoes so now I stick to zero drop shoes with custom insoles. Plus I started out on roller blades which are usually flat. All that to say I think I’m going to try flat skates and see how they work for me.

The undefined video that I need since so much time. Love you.

as a beginner, I'm glad to hear that flat boots will have you falling backwards more, bc now I know to hold off on those 😅

Thank you so much for this!! I’ve been meaning to get back into skating and was wondering what type of skates to get, so this was super helpful! 💖

This was really handy thanks!!

This was so helpful thank you!!

I started off with flat skates now I’m trynna be spinning and doing all the extra so ima upgrade to the heels

I tried once the boots and i was just confused about how people skate in those. I always used low cut shoes, and having my ankles blocked just seems weird. I see a lot of people with boots do not tie the boots, so i am curious to try them again and see how having a heel feels. Thanks for the video.

pretty good comparison and explanations. I've been skating for a few months bow, learning on heeled boots. I'm also getting flaneur with vans sneakers pretty soon and people were starting to freak me out about the seemingly impossible transition from heels to flat lol. not sure if your video gave me more confidence, but it definitely explained what aspects I need to look out for!

Those Parkstars have a heel they are just hidden