Thank you

Thank you 😀

lol damn didn't realize I took that long. Will keep it shorter next time.

Thank you

@@AnsweritsMom I mean... it is her channel? She can talk about herself if she wants lol

God bless you

Thx :D

hahah sorry Im not the best at KZfaq!!! hopefully I get better

good words of advice!

let me know what you think of them please!

Yah you can def switch up the wheels!! i actually like other wheels on impalas. not a big fan of theirs but I like the rose gold wheels more than the other ones on the silver holographic wheels. happy to help!

Great idea I have the impala holographic quad skates I love them I havnt skated in years but once I put these impala on I was moving and grooving love them There sooo pretty and glammmm I might later purchase the moxi I don't have much free time so my skates are stilling brand new I've had them for about 3mos

thank you!!! I think I will do more every once in a while based on what I think makes sense. Thanks for the feedback!!

i havent tried that one but I bet thats a great first buy too! Thank u!

yah if you arent even sure if you will stick around with skating I think impalas are a good choice! Trust me.. if you stick around you will want more than one pair anyway in case you end up wanting a diff pair.

happy it helped!

you def can!!! just be careful for sure. Did you have your guards on??

Francesca Felix I did but managed to sprain a finger still 😬 I need to learn falling on my butt instead!

@Zuzanna Reszetko - I hope you keep up with skating. You are NOT too old! I am 41 and enjoying skating again since COVID and although I am very careful about where I skate and what I do because I work an active job in healthcare and can’t afford any broken bones, I am having a great time and don’t feel like I shouldn’t be skating. Don’t get discouraged!

Rochelle Murrell aww thank you, definitely not giving up anytime soon. More power to us 💪💪

@@zuzannareszetko7514 39 here and just picked skating back up after almost 30 years. Almost stop when I fell and bruised my palms and wrist but Nope we got this 💪🏾

yes watch all their IG stories and keep up on local posts and im sure you will find it! The trick is to stay tuned and not miss those announcements because the skates go fast! Good luck!!

I just bought my daughter a black pair of evolve suede skates (crazy skates). I bought them on the 3rd of october and received them today. The website is crazyskates.com. she loves them. Probably her fav pair out of the 6 she has. They even came with a nice black faux leather skate box with satin bag for storage. Crazy skates have many difft skate looks

oh no! but yay for new skates!

Return those impalas! They’ll last only like 3 months tops

@@veronicaromero1139 mine have lasted me two years.

@@MsFrankyv really??! I just ordered some Impalas and I'm afraid they won't last, I'm a new skater, I've only skated twice in my life, so would you recommend them?

@@leslieespinoza3541 i would watch this full video... thats what this video is about. it may help you decide if you want to keep them or not

I just bought some impalas the other day ! They're only £95 !

thankk you!! haha yea i almost forgot! glad i helped out !

honestly they are fine for beginners in my opinion!

Hello!! I would kindly like to ask whether your Impalas were from a good batch or not. I ordered a pair and I’m expecting it, I hope it doesn’t fall apart!

@@pertempus Im currently expecting mine too, but ill let you know when I get them :)

Idk bc my friend got blue and yellow impala skates and they have lasted her 2 years and she still uses em

i feel like I am not knowledgeable enough on plates... I got the powerdyne reactor pro just because i wanted my jacks to be the best for skate parks and wanted the best... but I'm pretty sure those arent necessary. I just read they were lightweight and agile and pretty sturdy.

are the impalas good quality, cuz im thinking of getting one

@@alissyn._. They’re good for beginners. They’re a little bit stiff and they definitely aren’t for skateparks but they’re really good for the price.

ooo nice! I hear those are great! i have friends that have them and they love them. Happy skating!

yay which did you get?

@@MsFrankyv i ordered the rainbow riders, I’m still a beginner and I’m not able to afford the others lmao

@@barryb3074 heyy how are the rainbow riders??

@@pineappy8166 they haven’t come in yet, I reckon it’s going to take a while

@@barryb3074 aww that sucks hopefully you get what you get them soon and when u do tell us your opinion about them!

I would get the moxi ones!

@@MsFrankyv thank you!! are the maxi gummy outdoor compatible with the impalas boot ?

I practiced in the beginning maybe 2-3 times a week but I travelled a lot so sometimes I had to take a week or two off. I would say it wasn't until Covid hit that I was able to really skate like 4-6 times a week

hi! personally as a roller skater myself i would say find ones you like price wise, reviews, and how they look, and if you don't like the feel of the wheels you can change the wheels out

I think its the material! IM not exactly sure but thats what I was told. They definitely feel different

Thanks!

Elle M lmaooooo i misread this as upgrading from jacks to impalas and literally just sat here like what the fuck man

i heard that you should get size 57 or 62. 65 are good for trail skating and just rolling around. 57 or 62 are better for dance and just rolling. and many people enjoy the 57s.

@@johnallan4075 so the smaller the wheel the better it is for dancing, skate parks or rinks typically. The larger ones are better for outdoors and more rugged terrains.

I checked them out, all of the skates are currently sold out

Moxi lollys can come with nylon/plastic plates which are lighter than the Impala metal plate :) I don’t know if there is any difference in weight between the boots of moxis and Impalas.

@@moniquesutton7066 thank you for the reply but I purchased moonlight skates and received them recently haha, there is a noticeable weight difference in the boot although they both have metal plates :) but it’s still worth it because now i get comfort and flexibility that i didn’t have in my impalas

They are from my friend who just started her skate accessory business!!! find her on IG : instagram.com/peoples.skate/

De nada!!! gracias por apoyar :) Si las marawas son lo mejor la verdad y yo pienso que son el mejor impala tmb. El jack es increible !!! te va encantar pero no se si es algo que necesitas.

Those are the ones I got! 57mm for my impalas. :)

@@MsFrankyv amazing thank you

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which wheels? the radar?

@@MsFrankyv yes please. I Ordered them actually in 57mm and now waiting for them after reading smaller wheels are better for tricks, plus it is similar to the impala original wheel size

@@Clem1619 yah i got the 57! those are great!

@@MsFrankyv Alright thanks!

I have no idea because I got mine wayyyy before covid. Things are so different now. Hope you got yours already!

if you have wide feet you can get custom Moxi's with different widths so you could ask how wide they are and if you need wider you can get a custom wider size. Hope this helps :)

If you are looking for less expensive version than costume skates, Moxi's has new skates called Rainbow Rider, they specifically said it is wider.

Def true to size for me!

hoping i can answer your question. you can get custom width moxi skates, i don’t know about impalas. also, the boot doesn’t matter much for indoor/outdoor skating. it’s the wheels you want to focus on. harder wheels for indoors, softer wheels for outdoors, and in between for skateparks. if you search up wheel hardness, you can usually find a guide.

I second what she said! I dont think impalas are the best for wider feet because they have ZERO give. Moxis are leather so at least they will mold to your foot I heard that suregrips are great for wider feet also btw and everyone I know that has them LOVES them.

I believe moonlightrollers are pretty good for wider feet, and they look amazing. The quality is similar to moxis I believe.

how did it goes so far?

@@HarekaTysiri love them been skating about 7 times in them so far no problems whatsoever I love them

I haven both loly and jack they are both man sized and jack is way tighter then loly

i went down a full size in my jacks. So im normally a size 8 in shoe and got a 7 in jacks.

Riedell is actaully moxis "parent" brand so their skates are good quality

@@kamalihicks8279 I ended up with the sure grips. The boot is comfy but I need to adjust the trucks and get diff wheels

@@kamalihicks8279 Thats good to know.. thank you

I dont update it too often but yes!

shoot im not sure what they are called but they were basic black ones. if that helps haha

But had you bought them first you would be ahead.. but maybe always wondered ..

Look up videos on how to tie your skates. Sometimes a different lace and tie style can alleviate toe pain. Unless the toe pain is literally from your toes smashing into the front of the skates?

@@Ivy-ne9zw I get this I haven't tried anything but it hurts so much I can't skate it doesn't feel like there's any padding my balls on the inner tops of my feet absolutely kill hopefully something can help make them more comfortable

@@jamieduffy4190 how many pairs of socks are you wearing with them? Also you could maybe try putting a bunion cushion/pad on the toes that hurt? I'm sorry your feet are hurting you so much :(

@@Ivy-ne9zw if I wear 2 there tight all round so I just wear 1 pair atm and I didn't know you could for your toes!? I'll have to give it a go for sure thankyou

Just posted one recently!

They are really good for beginners! They have outdoor wheels, adjustable toe stops, they cruise really smooth, and are wider on the toe area so if you have wider feet those would help. But they do not do good for rough skating or skate park use.

@@jessicasokol899 but good starters?

I've been looking to buy these too. But when I read reviews and KZfaq videos, everyone says they are REAALLLYY stiff !!!!

Yes they are better

they're brands :)

@@limitlesskate ok :) thanks for responding. Ive heard that impala's need Impala Toe Guards because others do not fit. Is that your experience?

@@franciskearney3206 I'm not too sure.. I have the same rose gold ones as in this video.. and I haven't put toe guards on them (oops!) I know certain brands carry more than one size toe guard so maybe look at that?

@@franciskearney3206 that is my experience!!! if you hit up the girl that made mine.. she has the measurements to my impalas! She made them special for me instagram.com/peoples.skate/

powerdyne reactor pro

I got mine in October! I think they're really good and I'm just a beginner. I was really glad that Moxi came out with a more affordable skate because I trust their brand more than Impala. I just use them for cruising in the street and I'm trying to learn tricks like transitioning from forward to backward skating and spins. I did switch out my wheels to Radar Energy 78a 62 mm wheels for outdoor use though as the hybrid stock wheels are better for indoors. I added some toe guards as well. Overall, I'd recommend them if you're just starting out! They're great. :] Make sure the check the size chart on the website to get the right size!

I just got them and I HATE them! They are made in China, I should have researched them more before hand because I was really disappointed in how bulky and impossible to move in they are. The stoppers are really small and place in a strange spot so I have to practically stand in pointe position to get them to engage. My ankles are super bruised because they are sooooo stiff and actually dig into my leg when I try to glide. Also the wheels are really soft so your have to work HARD to get any speed.

@@RG-mo9yr have you tried loosening the trucks? My beach bunnies were rather stiff until I loosened them

@@RG-mo9yr does being made in america make them better? i dont get the whole made in china thing aside from being underpaid. what makes america manufacturing better?

The stopper? You can change them, buy some extra wheels for indoor and outdoor skating too :))

I’m pretty sure they have a size chart you could look at, I’m also a size 7 or 7.5 and I’d be a six.

size down one size in moxis!

Im a size 8.5 the chart says i should be a 7 does that sound right.

My impalas are a size 8 and moxis size 7. I went down one full size in my moxis from my actual shoe size!

@@MsFrankyv Oooppsssss I hope the Moxies will not be to small ... I ordered on 6 because I used to have some inline skates for men size 6 so I follow that example that boots were made based on men sizes 🙏🏼

@@lalily444 uh oh!!! well if anything you can exchange or easily sell online!

Hello hows your moxi ? And does it fit you? Im planning to buy moxi beach bunny , and im 7.5 in US women. They say i should choose 6 but im afraid itll be too small. I have my moxi rainbow rider and got the size 7 ( and its big but still usable ) this comment is like 3yrs ago but i hope you are still around and hope you can answer me. Thanks❤

@@SkyeTrinity01 Hi !! 6 was too small so I exchanged for a 7 but they are the swede nes. The Beach Bunny are like the rainbow material so I will recommend to buy the same size. I hope this will help ;-)

the radar energy im talking about here are not.

shoot im not sure because i havent tried other skates but I think moxi is probably better than impala for you off the bat because they have real leather so it will mold to your foot. The impala is plastic so it has ZERO give. Hope that helps a bit!

@@MsFrankyv OK, thank you! Which Moxies do you think would be best?

@@katieradillo5310 it depends on what you need! I kinda talk about why i got the jack boot in this video verses the lolly. I dont think they differ in width really

The new Moxi rainbow rollers are their broadest skate yet

SUREGRIP BOARDWALKS!!!! Nice and wide; coming from your bunion queen (;

the powerdyn reactor pro

What she had on her Moxis is called a "toe jam" I think, and those are better for dance skating! If you want the agility to dance or do certain tricks, you either need an adjustable toe stop you can shorten, or a toe jam. Impalas don't have adjustable toe stops, which is why I think hers were either removed or she had toe jams I think?? Hope this helps!

Jam plugs. Toe stops get in the way when dancing.

@@nomadichomebody4230 thanks! Yeah I always wondered how they are so flexible on skates No toe stops, makes sense!

@Ghost Nightngale Okay thank you so much!!!!💖

@@gryphondormakeupgryphondor4926 Up because if they're a little big the worst case scenario wear thicker socks or fuzzy socks.

i wear rollerblade bladegear for knees and elbows but also just got dbx for wrists and love those... amazon or dicks stporting goods

@@MsFrankyv thanks girl ❤️

Moxi skates has an affordable boot called the rainbow rider. I’d recommend getting those. They are the same price as the impalas & they have an adjustable toe stop.

@@lilbean1632 are the rainbow riders good? I thought about getting them but iam not really sure

@@taliakirchhoff6877 I just received mine and I’m in love with them, not only are they beautiful but they fit and feel like they’ll have good support. I’m a newbie but I haven’t fallen on them yet & that’s saying a lot bc I’m a baby deer on my feet.

@@lilbean1632 I'm a women size 9. Would you say to get a 9 or 8?

They not the same price as impalas in Australia the impala $150aud moxi rainbow riders double $299aud

haha i actually get that. I dont like that either. Maybe you could always get like boot cover? Have you seen those?

Do you remember book Sox? Boot covers remind me of them- too bad ya can’t cover a shoe with brown paper bag hahahahaha

@@phishlipsable lol i dont . !! not im going to google.

Omg yesssss! I thought I was the only one that felt that way 😭😭😂.

Funny you say that. That is actually what I like about them. The different design in the back. It is fun!!! Riedell who makes Moxi Jack boots has one style just like it but without that design in ths back. Look up Riedell 336 model

when youre stuck between 2 sizes its always recomended to size up

Jack boots is more for ramps and tricks. Lolly is more for dancing

to my understanding: for dance skating, you need ankle mobility. the lolly doesn’t have much ankle support, so the lolly is better for dance skating. for park skating, you need ankle support. the jack boot is designed for park skating, so it has a lot of ankle support. that ankle support prevents you from having the mobility you need for dance skating. i’m sure you can still dance skate with the jack boot, it would just be harder than with a skate with a softer heel area.

i think i should specify that i wasn’t referring to dance skating that involves tricks like jumps (maybe i’m thinking more about jam skating?), because you’d need ankle support for that

@@potato.pancake to clarify on styles most people that get into ‘DANCE’ skating are doing RHYTHM skating which requires a pretty flexible ankle boot not a stiff ankle, or some just lace to the notch if there and leave top untied. (The problem here is many people think this is JAM skating, which us very diff & usually uses a low boot and flat heel skate - think breakdancing style its very challenging & most are not doing this, though they may be attending a ‘SKATE JAM/skate session’ thats just a hangout lol) I highly suggest to watch the video ‘Jam vs Rhythym’ skating it explains the inner vs outter rink tricks, the flex boots vs flat low skates & also the history & ingluence of location styles. Now the stiff boots are yes for ARTISTIC skating which can involve dancing aspects as well but think an ice skate routine, its in a rink with Jumps & spins etc this tequiring a firm supportive ankle! (note watch the ad video for Jackson mystiques its a beautiful ARTISTIC routine) IME & IMO ARTISTIC skaters need more strength & discipline & often take classes vs watch videos to learn.

I have Jack's, leopard, and lolly's. I jb in all three indoors......... Jack's are my fav. I don't know where y'all are getting your info. I've had them since 2018

damn! yah ive heard horror stories. sorry you got a bad batch! what year did you get those impalas? im wondering if it was like a certain year that was worse

@@MsFrankyv I got them last april, so around 8 months ago

@@MsFrankyv I don't know if it makes sense, but maybe it has something to do with having narrow feet. Because thightening the laces could maybe cause the back of the heel to lift a bit. My feet are pretty long and narrow, so maybe that's part of the cause aswell.

@@MsFrankyv I had the pink/yellow ones btw

@@anne-maikehaag8676 i could see that. but who knows!

How long have you had yours? I’m just assuming you have a pair.

I think so too, I have them.

is it like that for both holographic or just marawa rose gold one ?

@@glsm2090 The Marawa too. As far as I know it's the same material.

Moxi came out with $99 beginner skates called the Rainbow Riders! I got them as my first pair and the boot is stiff and offers pretty good support for the ankles! It's a good beginner skate from a really trustworthy brand too. Hope this helps in your search!

@@jhaelinbautista8551 but we can use them outdoor/streets?

Girl we in the same boat although so excited lol

@@luuaraqn I read up on those they're not the cutest but yeah they're for the outdoors

@@abigailh4337 even if you have wide feet?

They just stocked up on impalas !!

sid a I just found some candi girl skates at urban outfitters. They ship feb 10

If you have a Zumiez near you - go into the store and order them they can ship a pair specifically for you I just did it today for some Impala’s! Completely free shipping I paid 100.84$

Probably both

Good lighting too

iPhone 13!

None of moxi have plastic wheels they're all urethane

the impalas have a hybrid wheel (not as soft as gummy wheels but not super hard so they're good for inside and outside). Neither have plastic

Te vas a caer mucho!! es parte de. Sigue y vas a ver con tiempo te vas a caer menos y menos !

@@MsFrankyv Hola oye te puedo preguntar algo por Soy nunca en esto me compre unos impala y no se si Sean Buenos queria unos moxi però estan agotados y ahora no si devolver Los impala por miedo a q no sean buenos y esperar q hayan moxis... Q me recomiendas

YES as long as you put 8mm bearings in them so it fits on the Impala 8mm axle (as opposed to rare 7mm axles). just use stock bearings unless you wanna upgrade (i suggest $25-$40 on name brands) note: Its only issues w tall wheels 65mm hitting plate (wheel bite) happens commonly w moxi (Reidells?) marvel plates but doable w med+ cushions, extra washer, tighten trucks, & cut mounting bolts off.

what kind of skating videos though? would love any other feedback you have!

@@MsFrankyv I would love to see videos on how to skate backwards, also simple practices for tricks for starters!