yes haha

I actually said it out loud and was disappointed that it never occurred lol

I even read these comments in his voice pretending I'm trying to think like him xD

Thanks! I'm actually preparing to do competitions ; not slalom but a different discipline that I find really fun! 😊

@@TiagoInlineSkater slide?

@@TiagoInlineSkater what tupe of diciplene?

@@TiagoInlineSkater I am curious!!!

@@TiagoInlineSkater what type of dicipline?**

Can't go wrong with the Seba High and its incredible versatility.

Thanks so much! I heard the High is heavy? Would it be significantly better to get the High Light? @@squeezewax

@@BuGuedes The High is heavy, yes, for a beginner it can be a problem at first, but you will get used to it and eventually forget about it. The High Light is very good too, and less heavy, for a beginner that's a plus. Either way you can't go wrong with both. If you have the money you can go for the High Ligh V2 (more comfy, prettier and less wide that the first version). But again, you will be happy either with the High or the High Light.

Thank you thank you thank you so much for the advice! I am really starting now and this can all be really confusing... If I can ask you one last thing, I found the Flying Eagle Drift Carbon for the same price, is that one better or worse? I am so confused, sorry for so many questions...@@squeezewax

@@BuGuedes No problem (it's squeezewax again through my working place account). The Drift Carbon skate is designed as a slalom skate with the possibility to be used for freeskate. But because it was designed for slalom, the padding inside the boot is quite slim, which makes it less comfortable for long distances freeskate sessions. Plus there is no shock absorber and no insole (so more reactive but less comfy). The other thing with this skate is that the boot has a low cut, so the lateral ankle support is very light. The Seba High/High Light, in the contrary, has a high boot, so good support. The overall (carbon, slim padding, no insole, no shock absorber, low cut boot) makes the Drift a great slalom skate and a nice freeskate skate for advanced skaters only. I think you will not have fun with this skate because you will simply not be able to control it. The High/ High Light V2 are skates for average/good/advanced skaters, so it may already take some time before you master them, and maybe at first you will be disappointed, but you will have the possibility to master them, and then you will really enjoy them. This is not the same thing with the Drifts.

MASH all in one 1 because I don't have the level to compete against them in slalom xD 2- I love to film! photography is my job, and I'm transitioning to Video! so the more I film, the better it is ! :)

Yeah ! Thnks for reply 💗

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Fine Line haha! I don't have the level to compete against them! but I was training at camera moves during sports events :) ( smooth zooms, pans etc :) )

@@TiagoInlineSkater you will get there eventually :)

Same here LOL