Hey, that's awesome! I'll wait for the update on them after some wheel changes! :)

Don't treat the boot carry straps as anything strong enough to pull the boot on with too. I managed to rip those clean out, the first time I tried putting them on. Guess I'm just too used to ski boots, or climbing boots, or my old bauers I had as a kid. Actually any boot I've ever owned... They were just held in with tiny squares of stitching, though around 1mm of foam material.

Ah dang, sorry to hear you also had issues with the frames 😔 seems a few axle slots are especially soft (or were overtightened/stripped by factory or something). I really really like the frame length of the Neo D 310 so it is bummer! I have a buddy that has the Neo 80 and so far his speed axle slots are fine but he keeps having issues with the rockerable ones (says one specific rocker axle keeps getting stuck and have to hammer it out 😬). Sounds like the Neo D frames have lots of issues unfortunately. I’ve never heard people say these things about their other frames such as R2, 3/4D, etc (and I’ve never had an issue with any other frame by any brand before these)

@@PokeProfWill The frame Loco lent me has similar problems with the rocker axles. This is punishment for me getting a new style skate. 😅 Not sure if I'm glad to see it's not just me or not though.

@@hexagoon395 boo!! It is nice to have confirmation that it is not you that is the problem so i totally get that part lol. Hope it is a very minimal problem on those frames with the rockerable axles problem!

@@PokeProfWill The next time I rotated the wheels, I filmed it and another one went with very little pressure. I've gone for a refund now; Loco Skates have been great through it all.

Going great! Hope you are doing great as well! 🙂 FR1, FR2, and FR3 310s all have different frames but they should be safe! I have had the FR3 and FR2 frames and I prefer the FR2 over the FR3 310. FR1 310 has 230mm 3D frames - great quality frames but really short wheel base (I haven’t owned a pair of these but general consensus is that they are great but real short, often too short for large foot skaters) FR2 310 has 246mm R2 frames - great quality and a better wheel base for urban/trail skates than FR1 frames imo FR3 (and FRX) 310 has 232mm X2 frames - these frames are a little cheaper in quality than 3D or R2s but I have never had issue with them. Again these are really short wheel base like the FR1s so will be maneuverable but sacrifice stability I think the FR2 R2 310 frames are the best out of the four (X2, R2, 3D, NeoD) personally due to the wheel base being maneuverable but stable and really great quality metal like the FR1 frames 😎

I bet they just didn’t test them to the point of needing wheel changes/rotations 😅 I do have the Endless 90s and have tried them on the Neo Duals for about 30-45min. They were a lot of fun as long as you are cool with the increase forward flex of the dual boot 🙂 personally I think they are a lot of fun with the Endless 90s but something about the increase flex with tall wheels feels extra nice to me

​@@PokeProfWillThanks for the reply! Good to hear that FR is communicating well with you about this issue. As a beginner, I've only really tried solid boots so not sure how the dual would affect my stability ahaha. Cheers!

@@diebluesbender7281 i have a few pairs of FR1s and wife skates the FR2s; both of these have been extremely solid skates for us! The FR1 has a slightly better 45 degree strap than FR2 (new models) but the FR2 has a frame that allows you to rocker wheels if you want where FR1 does not. Both are solid though and would make really good first pairs. I recommend measuring your feet and going by the size charts for your first skates rather than go by shoe size to start 🙂

@@PokeProfWill Good to know! , and Neo 2 at the end of the options right? And thanks for your comments!!!

@@diebluesbender7281 I can’t recommend the Neo 2 because of how many issues I had (as well as others) with the frames they come with 😔 I think the Neo 2 dual density shell is a great boot (the Neo2 80 is single density) but the frames are an issue with them

@@PokeProfWill oh man that's sad, and your info is critical for my FR choice, (FR1) thank you for share your experience with us, Hope FR improve the frames, Give this man Tequila shot 🥃 haha, Greetings from Mexico Bro!!!

That blows! Sorry to hear that but thanks for sharing your experience here! Hopefully FR will help you out on a warranty: they told me to go through shop bought at if in US but if in EU I believe you contact FR directly

Hi I'm in the UK I contacted the company I brought the skates from but they just wanted me to send the entire lot back which I don't want to do so I'm hoping if I contact fr directly I can just get a new frame, I brought from slickwillies because they are the only ones that had my size

Just to update that whilst fr was fantastic in regards to sending me out a new pair of frames quite quickly, the same thing happened again when I went to tighten them up, I have informed them that they clearly are having some quality control issues and it could be quite dangerous for someone who isn't aware of this issue and the wheels coming off mid drive, I didn't ask for another replacement but instead I have put some m6 bolts with washers on with a flange nut on the other side, you could also helicoil them if you wanted to just use a single bolt but it would have to be a m6 bolt after helicoilng, I did link fr to your video and they told me that they resolved the issue with you, which I believe ment, they sent you some fr 2 frames which is silly considering the frame length is different and I want 240mm , overall I would say to anyone just pass up on these, these are to replace my fr1 skates but I wouldn't bother to anyone thinking about it , too much hassle

@@DrewMtn man that is crazy! I really hope they address this issue as more people are reporting. I agree about the safety aspect being a serious issue for them (and us); I crashed when a wheel flew off but luckily didn’t take any injuries there other than bruise/scrape. As far as FR resolving the issue with me, I guess could say it was resolved by giving me a pair of R2 frames (I specifically requested them to send me something other than the Neo D frames since I had issues twice already with the Neo Ds). Thanks a bunch for keeping posted on your experience with the skates! The ride height and dual density shell is super nice but pretty risky with the frame quality it seems unfortunately

Hopefully no issues for your frames! 🤞 I have a third video (this one is second) showing that most of the axle slots were okay and all slots on third frame were good. If you do have issues, FR will fix it I am sure. Hope you have fun with them!

It is a shame! However FR has really good customer service and will make it right if have issues with their skates at least!

Correct, only after I changed the wheels did I have any issues (and very shortly after). I could tell the metal from frame was not engaging as well as Endless frames or other FR frames like the 4Ds/V3s do on the very first wheel change unfortunately and have had issues ever since 😔

​​@@PokeProfWillhey Will, do you mean that old FRs 4D and V3 frames had the same issues? I'm saving to purchase an old stock FR1 84 😮 shall I look into something else if that's the case?!

@@Ka17788 I have never had an issue with the V3s or 4Ds (or any other FR frame for that matter besides these Neo D 310 frames). I think FR1 84 is still a very solid choice 👍

@@PokeProfWill ok many thanks 🤗