Hello Tiago, I am a fan of your work. What frame (type and size) do you use for your 4 X 76mm rocketed setup? I know you have a smaller skate, if I get the size 41 or 42 HC Evo, what 4 wheel setup would you recommend? I feel 3 wheel 225 frame is too short for me if I like Urban skating. Looking forward seeing your reply or any reply really.

Stan from Melbourne Hi! for these skates I'm using the Pro-R frames in 231mm that I left in their rockered position; and for the wheels; I don't know, depends on your likings; do you like hard wheels? mediums, softs? I personally like medium and hard wheels since I like to slide a bit. for the moment I'm using the Seba street invaders, but I'm thinking on getting some Undercover wheels :)

@@TiagoInlineSkater thanks for the reply Tiago. I have used street invaders and like you I like to slide (at least trying to) I've heard good things about UC wheels which is more long lasting, no personal experience at the moment. Maybe wheel comparison will be a good video topics for the future.

Tiago, I am eyeing the 4x80mm frame and plan to get it eventually. I like the speed of the 3x90, and it deals with the rough ground well, but 4x80 feels better in my drills.

Deez Skates given you have a larger foot I agree the 4x80 will do you well. 4 wheels feel better in my skating to, 3 wheels always felt unnatural.

Thanks, Johro! I’m working on some tutorials right now!

@@DeezSkates looking forward to it!

White Hat Videos Yeah I’m still getting used to the specific light I’m using. I was overexposed a bit and that’s difficult to correct once it’s done. 🤷‍♂️

It really depends on what your current setup is. Sometimes upgrading the frame can help a lot, but with inline skates the boot has a huge bearing on your power transfer. If you’re ready to spend the money and want to upgrade into a Carbon slalom skate I definitely recommend going to something like the Hardcore Evo, Seba High Carbon, Seba iGor, etc.. Plastic skates with liners are always comfortable and if you have the right one you may feel that’s enough, but stiffer carbon boots with the right frame are always going to be more responsive. And personally I’ve had nothing but good experiences with my Evos. They’re very comfortable, in spite of how stiff they are.

I would not go up if the fit is right over a pressure point. This sounds to me like you just need to break in the skates. Heat molding may help with this, combined with time in them. Wear thin socks to minimize rubbing.

@@DeezSkates thank you, man

I have a pair of High Lights that are 42 and a pair of the old Seba FRX that are 41.

The 42 is a perfect fit for me. Most skates I wear a 42, but it was just the hockey skates that sized differently.

@@DeezSkates Thanks for the reply! It helped with my deciding which size to order. Great channel with inspiration and information. I just subbed. Keep up the good work!

Stan from Melbourne I would assume yes? My right foot is 261mm and the length was fine. Problem for me was the width in that foot.

What size boot did you buy and what size twisters did you have? I'm going to make the same purchase but can't decide on size.

PeckoBre hey! Sorry for the late reply. I get all my skates the same size as my shoes, which is uk size 10, eu 44,5. The twisters were the same size as the powerslides. I can feel that the liner less powerslides are narrower and more snug in general, but they give me more control.

@@ShivSilverhawk great, I just ordered the same size as twisters the other day after measuring my feet and comparing to powerslide chart. Now just gotta wait for them to arrive. :)

@@PeckoBre Hello, how was the fit compared to the twister? thank's a lot!

@@ToniStile At first they seemed tighter around toe area but that changed after heat molding. However length wise they might be just slightly longer which gave me heel lift so I need to use booties or thicker socks. Also laces are too short and cheap so get some nice waxed pair for your skates it makes a huge difference. 45 degree buckle is useless in my opinion as with good laces you simply don't need it, unless you want to keep it for style, but in that case just get strap it looks better.

It’s hard to say without being there in person, but one thing to keep in mind is that Powerslide notoriously has more narrow skates than other manufacturers, so it’s possible that going a half size up might solve the problem, but if it makes the skate too long that will present its own problems. IMO, you should be open to the possibility that this Skate’s design will not work for the shape of your foot.

What size shoe are you normally? I’m a US size 9

if 8.5 us size is my feet size, what size would fit me?

@@MattGriffo .

@@hafsaaamer6612 I would go with a EU43 or EU42. I’m thinking EU42 but 43 to be safe. I’m a size 9 in US and I’m definitely a size EU43

Did you change the size?

Hey, Joe! I ordered mine from inline warehouse, but that’s been a year so I’m not sure which models of the Reign skate they have.

Hello Caio, how are the Kaze boots? I am looking to them out. Have you had any fitment issues? Thanks

Jason Ifill the boots are excellent but I really advise to buy the ”trinity stride control” together, because in the shell there are a few spaces to adjust the frame in case you have pronation. I was using 110mm wheels. (Supercruise version). And now I’m using 125mm with torrent wheels because it rains a lot in Ireland haha. With both setup the boots are amazing. Just remember to measure well your fret before buy. In the powerslide Kaze SC page, they have a lot of tips on how to measure your feet.

It was definitely a disappointing experience, but I learned a lot from it.

@@DeezSkates on the upside, you now have perfect fitting Evo pro's

Absolutely! AND I ended up selling the size 41 boots to someone who had the same problem as me with a size 40.

That sucks! So sorry to hear that was your experience!

It may help, but there is no guarantee. My philosophy is that if the skate fits for length, but not width, you cannot go up a size to make it fit because it will then be too long. It’s possible the last this skate is created on if very different from your foot. It’s also possible that you can heat mold to solve the problem. You’ll never know until you try.

Deez Skates hmmm yeah I really hope heat moulding will do the trick. My foot isn’t extremely uncomfortable or in extreme pain when in the boot, but then again I haven’t done a proper session in them. Anyway thanks for you help.

Just wanted to update you: I heatmolded them and they definitely feel better! Still quite tight widthwise but nothing painful, just a snug fit. Really love the skates!

Hi Barry and David, I want to order these skates. I have a narrow feet 257mm long. PS size charts variantes online. So can you look at your 41 label and let me know how many feet length it is? I’m not sure whether to order a 40 or 41. I was told I should order these skates not too big if I want to get nice power transfer, and as they heat mold. Thanks for the help!

@@barryheath882 thanks. Can you please tell me the feet length noted on the label of your 41?

I’ve got more tutorials coming!

@@DeezSkates good, you make excellent tutorials. all the best

Joseph, I ordered these from inlineware.com because all their items come with a return shipping slip so you can return any unused item you don’t want for no extra charge to you. That way any time I order from them I can try on the skates and send them back if they don’t fit, as long as I don’t go use them.

BOPP3D, did you get a replacement? Interested to know how you fit a size 42.

Yup!

Leif Goodwin Left foot 95mm. Right foot 100mm. Width. And the length is 265 left, 261 right. Size 41 is too tight for my right foot and too short for my left in Powerslide skates.

Deez Skates Thanks David, it sounds like the Helios will probably be too narrow or borderline.👍🏻

Leif Goodwin Yes. I was never able to get the Helios to not hurt my right foot. The length on it was okay because of the thin liner, but I eventually stopped using them because I would constantly have to remove them to alleviate the pressure, even after multiple heat moldings and over 100 hours in them.

Deez Skates Did you try stretching the problem area? A heat gun used carefully and a screwdriver handle to press out the shell. (I accept no responsibility for ruined skates ... 🤣)

Haha. I did not try it. I figure if nothing else I can at least sell the boots possibly. Don’t want to ruin them.

I grew up skating as a child and have been learning on my own most of my life. I have had a few different teachers along the way, read books about skating technique, and even learned from other KZfaqrs who make tutorials (even some who have been skating a way shorter time than me ;)

Hi. May i know how long your feets are? Im waiting for arrival of EVO pair, size 43. my feets 27.5 cm both. (im anomaly here lol)

@@manuelortega5035 Hey! I think they will fit you. My foot size is somewhere near 27 cm and the line size is 27.8 cm. You will still have 0.3 cm of space :) (at least theoretically :D)

@@selax9397 Fingers crossed :) Im still waiting for delivery, will refer here for others.

Ok i got EVOs size 43 and they fit perfectly! Tight a bit, very, very little. Not sure about owen yet. I guess its good, as new pair needs and will wears a bit inside. So, if you guys have foot 27.5 cm size 43 is golden!

@@manuelortega5035 Cool man! I think after heat moulding them, you will have no problem :) Also, after you wear them for a while! They way you lace them to get the best performance out of them will come in time (at least in my case).

I’d say the Evo is more adaptable and versatile. The Helios is great for flat ground that’s fairly smooth. Lots of speed and more power transfer, but it doesn’t feel great through the city, imo. I skate my Evos a lot more than the Helios these days.

Hi! do you still have the skates? I'm Interested

@@1985o wow, I forgot about this comment. I sometime actually just bought these last month on eBay.

bolillo222 I am 5’ 8” tall!