How often do you skate? I have a hard time believing you can skate for 8 months without progressing?

Agreed I just bought FR1 80s today but I know I already don't want the frames so it's a waste of money compared to other companies who at least make the frame longer for bigger boots.

For anyone that cares I ordered size 47 and sent them back. I wear a size 12.5 and they were very tight. Not only that but the frame is way too short for that size of boot. I felt like it wanted to fall back and forward way to easily. I ended up going with atomic frames and Rollerblade 110's and can use 4x80 or 4x90 setup and I saved $100! The rollerblades fit much better and the frames fit this size boot proportionality.

wizard frames cost around 500 euros/dollars. Really expensive

@@verdiernoyama9681 They cost 400 btw But that just adds to my point, they are expensive, because it's small companies selling a specialized products. FR Skates already makes frames, why wouldn't they offer a bigger variety of frames? It's not like it's gonna suddenly cost them more to make bigger frames with a slight rocker, so I'm not sure what you're trying to say with you comment. The truth is that these companies are just behind and don't think outside the box. They make the same skates they have made for years.

@@fufu1405 I meant you said basic frames suck compared to frames like Wizard frames etc... however, we cannot make a comparison because these are very expensive high quality frames that not everyone can buy

hi there! do you wear Nike shoes? if so, what size Nike shoes are you and what size did you get these FR 1 80 in?

@@saggeedt9036 I wear 11.5 in Nikes and I got the fr’s in 12. They were a bit snug initially but they are perfect now that they are broken in. If you don’t like them jam up then go a whole size bigger than your shoe size.

@@vhutch11 thanks so much for this! I wear 10s in Nike but 9.5 in most others. Was thinking of just getting a 10 in these skates cause I’m not going to be doing anything crazy except for skating around time, with small jumps here and there. But may need to consider 10.5 now that you said that

@@saggeedt9036 i suggest you to take your foot measure (for example 270mm) instead of shoe size and use that information to choose your correct size. Then look to table measurements in Fr site and choose the size wich match nearly to your foot size. However you shold know that the real size of boot doesn’t change every single size for FR1, so for example 41-42 have the same boot (different liner) and 43-44 a bigger shell. If you, like me, don’t have the opportunity to try them, read a lot about people experience. I’ll gave you my experience with Fr1. I have a 270mm foot and i was looking for a skate as snug as possible. Following Fr table measurements i should buy the 42, but i decided to buy 41, which have a liner 5mm smaller. For me they are perfect, the toe touch barely the front and the skate is responsive. I wanted to try a size smaller, but the 40 boot is 270 mm so they wouldn’t fit for sure. So I’m happy with my skates