Thanks, we appreciate your very nice comment !

Thanks for the nice comment, I(cameraman) started skating because of your videos 6 years ago, on Powerslide kaze Boots 😊 we all need a hero to inspire us to explore new things sometimes.

Thanks a lot !!

Thank you! Very happy to hear, learning to break is key, and very satisfying 😊

Thank you Joris, you should visit :)

Thank you !

Thank you very much Leonard

Thanks a lot!

Thanks BuDu 🙏, ;)

Very happy to hear this, thanks for the nice comment!

Thank you!

Merci beaucoup Cris! On a mis beaucoup d'énergie pour celle-ci :)

Merci Ricardo!

Yes merci beaucoup !!

All these featured riders started slowly, on flatter terrain without cars, and learned to break, and then moved to steeper terrain very gradually over the years :)

Thanks Natan for introducing so many of us to this discipline!

@@downhillwings Natan video next? ;-)

4x110mm wheels

@@downhillwings great thanks

4x110

The camera man is on Iqon CL 10 and the rider is on modified Rollerblade boots.

Yes Merci :)

Thank you ;)

This is in Lausanne, the Olympic capital, and downhill capital ;) (at least for Switzerland)

@@downhillwings Ah, Lausanne in Switzerland. Now I have to visit 😊

@@Maxpayam22 hit us up if you come with your skates 😉

@@downhillwings I'd love to 😍. Maybe in summer ... I hope 😊

@@Maxpayam22 @swissrollerschool on Instagram is a good way to reach the local community there.

Pully-Lausanne

@@downhillwings mais que fait la poliiiiiice au secours des voyous à roulettes!

Yes of course, he can also slide :)

Merci!

Thank you! We document what exists with the less intervention possible and do not promote certain behaviors. Sometimes riders also don't wear protection , which here is the opposite, but we really try and keep our opinion out of the way and document the truth with a certain distance. The only thing we can do ourselves is to be careful to respect the rules, because you are right, as you see the camera never crosses the line.

Yeah well... you're not wrong. Also some people gotta "live a little". So what can you do. The skaters are giving drivers a bit of "expect the unexpected", which is only healthy.

Let's wish it does! Maybe one day the sport can get safer infrastructure.

If enough people did it they'd get used to it. Also the low speeds are making the risk of death pretty miniscule. Compared to American streets which are literally dragstrips.

@@paulblichmann2791 there is always a trade off between security of pedestrians, on the sidewalk, and your own, on the road. Also ideally, communication with drivers is really crucial so that they understand the intentions of the rider. Finally, many small roads are Max 30kmh with no sidewalks, where cars should expect to share the road with inlines and other... (It is in french but can give an idea of the local rules where this was filmed: www.tcs.ch/fr/tests-conseils/conseils/types-de-vehicules/engins-tendance.php)

To each their own style :)