HOW DO FRAMES IMPACT INLINE SKATE PERFORMANCE

HOW DO FRAMES IMPACT INLINE SKATE PERFORMANCE

In this video I answer the questions - What are the frames on inline skates and how do frames impact the maneuverability and stability of a skate?

The factors that impact performance are base length, effective contact, height and rocker.

Welcome to the Shop Task Youtube channel. Shop Task is your neighbourhood inline skating shop. We have locations in Calgary, Vancouver, Seattle and Toronto. Our goal is to make inline skating more popular.

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Shaun

[pixelpaws-ai]

Thank you, Shaun. Great tutorial as always! Hope everything is fine, and look forward to your returnning.

[ch-uxco]

I just discovered this site a few days ago and have been binging ever since. Great technical info, exhilarating skating videos and a charming host. Bravo.

[godismeme]

Perfect explanation, I love my Wizards I skate them everyday.

[danieln.]

Wow. This got awfully technical. I honestly did t know that much was involved. Thanks Shaun for getting us in the know.

[jalmarverbraak]

iam very new to inline skating and i saw this video. I had to change wheels on my skates so i thought let's try only two wheels(front and back) altough I don't feel much difference usually i really felt this difference. The skates really just want to follow the line they where put in. Thanks for the great explanation and keep up the good work.

[dirkvandevelde]

Hey Shaun. Can I create a rocker with 76 and 72mm wheels on a straight frame ? BTW love your vids. Hope to get to your place once.

[RavensEagle]

Would love to have more videos about understanding how different parts in your skates change how they handle.

And which is more preferred for what type of skating.

This was great video.
Would love a playlist for these types of videos

[ColinThia]

Thanks Shaun! Informative! Especially the effective contact and rockered relationship! Keep it up! :)

[Fitzis]

Hi Shaun. Good to see you! First of all thank you for your videos. Watching from Italy I have to say: I'm so happy you're not American! A video like this would have been soooo confusing with their feet, inches, quarter inches and so on.. I usually give up trying to understand, ahah.

Again, thank you!

[swingstylez]

You're a star. Thanks for this :)

[What_If_We_Tried]

You are an excellent teacher. Thank you...

[shroomzys]

Dude, that idea at the end for 60mm wheels on the seba frame is awesome, I think I'll try it out.

Great video, really informative. Keep up the great work :)

[LordStanley]

Thank you very very much for explaining frames. This is exactly what I needed. Perfect!

[amitkumar]

Thanks for explaining in detail. I have been following your channel from a longer period . It's an amazing experience to learn from your videos. Recently I bought seba high light v2, and when i was checking the distributor list on the box, I was surprised to find your shop for the Canada region. Keep it up....!!

[anthonyfong]

Thank you. That was an excellent video. You answered some of the queries that I had. Keep up your great work.

[PbandJayT]

My go to channel on YouTube whenever I need excellent, clear explanations about anything skate related. AND easily one of my favorite skaters on all of YouTube. Your vids are much appreciated, tyvm!

[GonzaloAAyala]

Now I get more clear about frames, but .... how can I improve my maneuverability without losing my speed ?? .... it will work if I use a front rocker set up??? Something like 3x80mm + 76mm ... that will help or not???? .... sorry for my bad English I'm from chile.... nice video.

[BlackCrag]

Great video Shaun 👌 Those Wizard 100s are a thing of beauty! Hope to buy that exact set up this year 🤞

[Frmrspecialist]

Awesome amount of info for a gear but like me! Great video

[GealuGalu]

I think the OOxO frame for three wheels is pretty optimal, it's almost as if it's a rockered setup, you pivot on the last 2 wheels and get a longer frame for stability and speed, while turning easier than a shorter 3 wheel frame.
In theory, at least, I have bladed on anything but 4wheels since these stingray frames.