Hahaha, if it works, it works!😂 I bet it’s fun to have a skating pal!

I actually got those skates second hand so I’m not sure, sorry! You could try emailing or calling the distributor you bought them from maybe?

Safety gear can get pretty bulky😅 I used to have a bad habit of overpacking but the duffel seems the perfect size for me to take what I need and leave what I don’t at home. I can’t tell you how many times a stash of bandaids have helped in a pinch though! (Figuratively and literally) I’m honestly not sure of the brand of wheels, I bought them off eBay from a store that sells a bunch of different inline and quad wheels.

Me too! By the end of summer, it got to the point where I’d almost always wear jeans to try to prevent it (it didn’t work if I fell onto my arms though😅)

I have size 16, so my wheels are 72mm. I’d recommend probably 85A or something similar to that, anything under 80A will get chewed up by most outdoor surfaces pretty easily. You could try looking at rollerblade retailers, they tend to have a wider selection of sizes and hardnesses. You could also order replacement wheels from the original retailer/manufacturer that you purchased your frames from!

@@Hazook aaah you're so lucky!! Thankyou so much for your reply. I will take a look!

No problem, thank you for watching my videos☺️ Good luck!!!

I have size 16 but it’s dependant on the length of the boot you plan to mount them onto! Check Snow White’s webpage for their sizing chart (some distributors also have copies of the chart on their websites).

@@Hazook thanks!!! great video!

No problem! And thank you :)

It’s hard to put a definite number to when to replace them, but there’s a certain point for both wheels and toe stops that it becomes too worn to use. With wheels, when the profile of the wheel gets too misshapen that rotating the wheel configuration won’t fix it, and with toe stops, when the bottom of the metal bolt gets close to tearing through the rubber (or when you feel that the toe stop isn’t properly working anymore from being misshapen through wear). My first toe stop, I only changed it after it started scratching my floor because the bottom of the bolt came out of the rubber, don’t let it get to that point!😅 Edit; oops I didn’t fully answer your question. With my wheels, this was my first time replacing them this since I got my skates so a little over a year, and with my toe stops, about 6-7 months. It depends on how often I skate though, I don’t really use my inlines in the winter but I’m on them every day in the summer.

@@Hazook thank you so much! I love your videos btw :)

No problem, and thank you! :)