I understand you but if you try these you will see what I mean ;)

They are so dang high and I am afraid of heights. 😂 Yes, I am 🐔

I have same frames. They are casted and great value. Only £33 for a pair but not as rigid as 4x80mm Nexus frames I use on Taus. And you can really feel the difference. The 4x80mm Nexus trinity frames which come with the first Kaze skates are just superb. I was surprised how well that combination (Tau+Nexus+Spinners) dampens the rough surfaces.

Jo wo skatest du denn? Ich würde richtig gerne mal mit anderen bladern riden 😁 bin forever alone hier 😆

So buy them and sell igors :)

I have to save money before buying them :/

Tiago Inline Skater why not asking Powerslide to test them?

he work for "seba" :)

Suwerenny PL lol I don't work for anyone, I just have a tiny partnership with Seba, but I don't skate for them, and I'm free to use whatever Skate/Brand I want :)

Xcalibur Gaming73 or PintoPonyProductions

which skate did u keep, the evo or tau?

olivier fleury which Seba skates?

Ya I have 3 SEBA

olivier fleury Alright, it remains a mystery. Lol

Inline Downhill Vancouver I read toi fast. FR1 2008 HIGH 2008 FR1 2017

The 3x100mm frame je is talking about is only 231mm. On paper, that make a very good candidate to replace the 'classic' 4x80mm 243~247mm freeskate frame. Shorter, more maneuverable, faster, lighter but ~1cm taller and - maybe - less stable at high speed. This is what I am planning to buy as a complement of the supplied 235mm frame. IMHO 3x125cm is a completely different world. It's longer, much taller, probably much faster. Very different beast. My 2 cents.

Great video, great set up can you please let me know the exact set up ? what frame you used for this set up ? I know its a 231, with 100 wheel. but what frame (name / number) ? Thank you .. In process to buy as soon i find out 😃

Andras Fancsali you can set it up with any Trinity frame you want. From a 215mm three wheels to a very long speed skate frame as well as off road frames. :)

170mm?

Suwerenny PL Yep, the most accurate way to size a boot! Everyone plays fast and loose with US, EU, etc sizing.

Inline Downhill Vancouver I guess he was surprised with the number, not the method. Did you mean 270.5mm?

27.5cm or 275mm

Frédéric CUDEIRO Ah! Yeah, I'm dumb. Haha 270mm for sure.

Hello, After long discussions with Powerslide - who provided a lot of useful information, many thanks to Jürgen and Ricardo! - I decided to order both Tau 90 Carbon Trinity and HC Evo Pro Trinity and to let the fit decide. My toes feel better in the Tau. The toe area is larger (as PS said to me). The HC Evo is just crushing my 4th and little toes, as well as my big toe nail. Maybe I need to go a size up? (I am between 43 and 44 and ordered a 43 because I wanted to give it a try first.) I won't heatmold them since i am not sure which pair I will keep… In the Tau, I have a pressure above my heel in the Achile tendon area; It feels like the shell is really wrapping the heel is is narrower above it. The fit is VERY different than the HC Evo. Did someone experienced that? I can't skate them as I am not sure if I'll keep them so I would like to know if it get worse (or not) over time. Thanks!

Frédéric CUDEIRO I have not noted much ankle pain. Also, the Tau is speed foam molding, so rather than doing oven heat molding, it automatically adjusts to your foot over just a few sessions. I skated in my Tau's for about an hour each, after just the third session my heel locks in and it feels like like a glove fit.

I love my Taus too. They are best fitting skates I ever had. I have quite narrow feet and slim lower legs. I did hurt one of my inside ankle in Seba SX and until this was fully healed I could feel the pressure point there in Taus too. Since that injury is fully healed now the Taus are most comfortable yet most supporting skates I ever had. Shame the first version of Taus does not have the front protector as I already managed to scrape the front leather quite a bit by dragging it against pavement when trying the "one foot tuck" when going downhill. I may put some hockey tape there to protect it a bit.

I'm not a beginner to skating and am comfortable in the streets and with traffic etc as Ive used it for transportation for years. Now I'm traveling without my skates and miss them and am looking to get order a pair to take along with me. I'm intrigued by the trinity mount but not sure about the invest ment and starting with the hardcore trinity pro. Do you think it is better to start with the best if able or do you think there are other models that are less of an investment that are worth starting with?

@@fredericcudeiro6614 Where did you order you evos and what did you end up deciding between the two/ I can;t find them in the States!

It depends of where you live. :) Here they have them and they ship to every country in Europe, USA, Mexico and other countries: www.skatepro.uk/121-28418.htm

Hey hey man. I do work with micro but these are stil my fav trinity boots on the market. I have just bought the new model to test the trinity frames I review :) Are they still my fav skates? let me just tell you I have tested a lot of stuff meanwhile.. atilll love these but more used to other skates 🤜🏻🤛🏻

@@RicardoLino Thanks for the response! I will definitely take that into account. Thanks for all you do for the rollerblading community. :)

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I bought these skates, and after heatmolding them, ive skated for 3 hours nonstop and my feet dont get sored or tired. Hope that helps.

ivan padilla absolutely thank you

Remember to check if your caps lock is turned on before typing, if it is, turn it off.

@@OriginalPuro I held the shift key....bitch

XDDD

for me PS triskate trinity is shit, but it's my personal opinion :)

Suwerenny PL Why?

it's just marketing :) in my opinion :D

Suwerenny PL 3 big wheels maybe just that but 4x80mm in trinity feels the best.

MrCruzor You generally want around 83-86a. However, urethane compounds differ and hardness is not the only consideration.

ty man maby you can help me with this I have a question about Reign Triton Trinity skates. i brought these recently. but after 3 weeks of use they still hurt my feet alot. one of my friends said i needed to bake the skates so they can adjust to my feet. but i coud not find any info about these kind of skates if thats possible or not. can you guys give me some more clarification about this ? if it is possible and do i need to dismount the weels befor i do this ?

MrCruzor Fuck yes, you need to remove the wheels! Haha Remove everything. I can't advise if its possible or how to do it; every skate is different. Ask the manufacturer/distributer/retailer if it is possible and then seek official instructions. You can find instructions for other skates at the very least on KZfaq, etc.

ok thanxs yeah already send an email to the maufactry but after a week no reply yet

It’s a different fit..I don’t know exactly why: but some how with my not so healthy feet the days won’t fit me and this do. Foams are different and the carbon construction is completely different.

I will have to try both out before I buy at my local skate shop

You definitely should! I just ordered both because 'fit does matter' and they are very different. I'll keep the pair my feet chose. And my feet and my head apparent tell different stories... DISCLAIMER I only passed the Tau and the HC Evo at home. My feet are...my feet...so what feels good for me might feel awkward to you (or the opposite). I also guess that some breaking in period (or heat molding in the case of the HC Evo) can change everything. On paper, I like the Tau more. I like their look. Especially the 2017 version paired with orange or cyan wheels, which looks just amazing IMHO! (It's a pity PS carbon urban boots are now so grim colorwise…) I like their compression molded carbon shell (that's the engineer inside me!), which should offer lighter and stronger construction. I checked, they are a tad lighter (about 40gr. per boot in size 43, not a huge difference and not sure it is due to the shell….) I like the two vent sunder the boot because I often suffer from temperature and moisture in my skates. (Although PS should definitely provide a cover for riding on rainy days…) But passing the Tau, I experience a big pressure above my heel, in the Achille tendon area. My heel is like wrapped completely (which is good in a way), but above it it presses a lot. Once again I only tried at home and when adopting a more 'skating like position' (bending my knees), the pressure releases...a bit. it's a pity because 'on paper', once again, I like them more. it's also a pity because the toe box is narrower on the HC Evo and just crush my 4th and little toe, as well as my big toe nail. Since I am somewhere between 43 (the size I ordered because they had it in stock) and 44, I will give the 44 a try. (or take the risk to keep the 43 and heat mold it.)

frederic cudero, so you ordered HC evo 43? and tau which size? HC evo fit smaller or larger than tau? And another models which size do you wear normaly?

Suwerenny PL my feet are 276mm (+/-2mm depending on the method and the tool) long, 105 mm (left, leading foot) and 102 mm (right) large. It is slightly on the large side, but only in the metatarsus area. The rest of my feet is normal (maybe even slightly on the narrow side). I have a low instep. That said, for dress shoes I usually wear UK9 which is more or less a 43.1/3. Most are from English brand so with quite large and rounded lasts. I often lack support on the instep. For sneakers, I usually by EU44. For skates, I was between 43 and 44 in PS size chart. Shop had only 43 in stock, so I ordered it. I don't think HC Evo size "smaller" or "bigger" than Tau. They are simply narrower in the toe area. But Tau are narrower in other areas. Plus I have this pressure above the heel. They just have different shapes. I did not regret ordering both to test, the feet have to choose.

Carbon shell with leather over. Very stiff arround the ankle but not plastic over the ball of your foot. It's a bit of a hybrid

www.indiegogo.com/projects/thundrblade-world-s-first-electric-inline-skate#/

They haven't been released. He's still raising money to manufacture them.

I know but how much will they cost?

Lolwut? You posted the link with that answer! 😅

You mean if I order them now I will not get them within a month?

The Tau have Undercover wheels => more expensive The Tau use compression molded carbon, as opposed to wet carbon lay up for the HC Evo. If you look at both, the material looks "matte" on the Tau, as opposed to "shinny" on the HC Evo. That's because of that. I only have very limited knowledge regarding carbon fibber reinforced polymers, but on paper the solution used by the Tau should enable for lighter and stronger material (but certainly at the expense of cost). Regarding the buckling, Tau 2018 has the exact same ratchet buckles as the HC Evo 2018. It is one of the difference between Tau 2017 and Tau 2018.. If you don't like the buckle on the Tau, you can purchase the same as the HC Evo for just a few bucks. :) That said, I just ordered both. I did not skate them at the moment because I am still deciding. But both fit VERY differently. They are very different, the shell is not the same at all. The Tau seem a bit more sophisticated, because of the compression molded carbon, because of other details, but in the end I guess that the feet decide.

How about the fit? Wich of the two would you thinks is wider? compared to seba, powerslide is often to narrow in the toe area for me. (seba igor is fine for me)

Tau 2018 have two ratchet buckles, exactely like the HC Evo 2018. If you get the older model, you can replace the top buckle for about 10 €. Official spare parts are available from your skateshop. Tau use compression molded carbon. This is what the carbon look matte, no shinny like on the HC Evo (less expoxy resin). Compression molded carbon is stronger and lighter. That's also why they are not heat moldable (although it is likely to change next year :) ). Also, the Tau now come with Undercover wheels instead of Spinner wheels. The fit is different also. Tau have the pain free shell. The heel is much more locker in the Tau. The heel also sits lower (which might be an advantage or a disavantage depending on your preference). I hesitated between them, tried both, they are slightly different beast. Despite not being heat moldable, the Tau feel a bit higher end. But the most important thing remains fit IMO and some may prefer one or the other.

The Tau seem marginally wider in the Tau area. But on the other side, heat molding MAY allow to widen a bit the HC Evo. Fit is very different in the heel area.

I have Seba SX and the tau fit much narrow, but not uncomfortably so. It has taken about 5-6 10+ mile rides for the foam to pack out a bit and now they fit like a glove.

Remove shields. Attach bearings to a rod, place in bottle secured with lid. Fill part way with citris cleaner with terpenes and shake vigorously. Remove. Rinse with hot water (yes, water!) And then place in oven at around 350 degrees for 10 minutes; remove retainer, if plastic! Reassemble, one drop of light bearing oil, shields back on. More thorough way: take bearing completely apart and then reassemble.

Inline Downhill Vancouver thanks, helped a lot

Completely agree with that, except the oven. I recommend an hair dryer, but starting with cold air, then switching to hot air. (You need some air flow or some water drops will remain inside the bearings…) I also recommend to make them spin a bit before, as centrifugal force will help to get rid of the remaining water. Just by hand. (Don't put them on your drill, they are not yet lubricated!) They have to be PERFECTLY dry. Then, as for the lub', it depends on where you are riding (lot of contaminants? dust? sand?) and how often you want to clean and lub them. A low viscosity lub' (oil) will offer you more speed, do not retain contaminant as much a thicker one, but as to be added much more often. A thicker lub will be slower, retains contaminants much easier, but requires less maintenance. The shields of your bearings also play a role in this regard. Some are just metal shield and can let contaminant inside (or lub outside). Some are polymer and are leak tight, (almost) not contaminant gets inside, lub stay inside (but still has to be replaced, nothing is perfectly leak tight), but they produce more friction (so less speed).

Frédéric CUDEIRO Yep, spinning them to remove excess water before drying is what I do as well and it speeds up the process. The oven works just fine and takes less work. The hair dryer works just fine too. There is more than one way to skin a cat. Light oil for speeeeeeeeeeeeeeed! Going fast is where it's at.

Thanks guys appreciate the help😁

Seriouslly? Did you really watch the video ? I work with and for Powerslide but this channel is mine and I am free to post whatever I want. Have been testing other skate brands and wouldn’t make such a statement if That would not be my opinion. Anyway. Thanks for your comment 👍🏼