$125 AFFORDABLE AGGRESSIVE SKATES...WATCH THIS BEFORE BUYING

In this video we are testing the Anarchy Revolution 2 Affordable Aggressive Skates. We put them to the test and share thoughts about their performance, fit, comfort and durability.

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[dundanuamatsu]

I'm delighted with this Review! I'm a non-rollerblader Dad who wanted to buy my first ever pair so I can support my daughter in her new hobby, and bought these exact boots from SkatePro. It was only AFTER paying for them that I decided to look up reviews, so now I'm happy with my choice. Next step for me, once they arrive - learn how to rollerblade!

[Fisherman]

I think this video was such good advertising that it literally jump the price to $175. I bought them. Good skates. I have high arches so I was good. Hope there will be 2023 update of cheap
Skates. I want to have a community here in my town of inline skaters

[tedvitale]

I had a similar experience with the bearings in my razor cults. They definitely got better after the second skate with them. I eventually set it up as a flat with some new wheels and bearings and they fly now.

[jerryb]

I think “Dad Skate” for the occasional blade with the kids would be another selling point. Also, your lack of wheel bite might be from that boot grove angle and the general wide width of the soul.

[klainsasser]

this are on my wish list and your video comes just in time no matter if the video it´s from 2 years ago

[skating_with_jacob]

Hey there! First of all, thank you for making these nice and honest reviews 🤙🏻. To answer some questions and give some insight.

Anarchy is a brand owned by Statesideskates in the UK. Stateside is ran by skaters and their designers are skaters too. How do I know? I work for the company and I am a aggressive blader too, since 1997. We never really invested a lot into marketing, and our primary goal is instead to make very affordable skates that do not cost a marketing premium. The skate does indeed have good reviews and listening to your video only gives us more motivation to keep doing what we do 🙏🏻.

I am personally involved in our product development, and your feedback, along with everyone else is duly noted. We already have some ideas on how to upgrade the skate, but it has to be done without making it more expensive. Again, the price point will hopefully allow more people to get into blading, so it all has to make sende in that regard (while still having a good expierence with the skate).

I will continue to follow the channel and comments on these videos. Feel free to text me here or through DM’s if anyone wants to talk or get in touch.

Keep rollin 🤙🏻

[theslowesthare]

An experienced artist can paint with any brush lol. This is really cool, I was really surprised at the flex. Could tell you didn't have to force them over to get your royales, I was expecting them to be like the RBs we had that didn't flex at all. Really cool that you could skate them essentially stock. Great sum up, you didn't leave me with any questions. 👍👍👍👍👍

[Franz_giblet]

Really interesting, I’ve not seen anyone review cheaper skates. Just shows it’s about your skills and not the equipment 👍🏻👍🏻

[chilli-iceolive-abode]

God damn I remember Anarchy skates back in the day getting ripped on by the cool kids. I remember my mate having a pair and he never lived it down, but funnily enough he could skate better then me with my Remz and my other mate with his Deshis... Just shows skates don't really make that big of a difference, it's whose skating them!
Great video 🙌

[aldolega]

The wheels/bearings getting faster is probably grease in the bearings breaking in. Also could be the frame/rocker spacers touching/rubbing on the bearing shields, which is common with cheap products like this as they use softer plastics that deform when you tighten the axles. After a while the bearing shields will bend in and the wheels will spin more freely.

[jasoncalva]

Cheap skates use thicker grease compared to higher end skates that use less viscous oils. The cheaper bearings also can't be cleaned and re-lubricated the same way that nicer bearings can. The mis-alignment is typical of older models like Salomon, K2, and the original Razors backslide plates. It makes royales feel amazing but torques feel terrible. For a beginner these look awesome! I was always concerned about the quality of the plastics being garbage, but you seemed to skate them just fine. Thanks for the content!

[RollersReturn]

Your content production is prolific dude, can’t keep up! This is another great video man, super helpful for those with a lower budget or access only to these sorts of brands. Superb review. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[rickydangler]

Nice. I was lookin for a skate tht wasnt the worst for my son to get introduced to blading before i go out and break the bank on a pair for him lol. I started skating again after 15 year hiatus and im geeked about it.

[Rene_Dillon]

We know its possible to utilize what we need to go skating, even if the corporate people who own this Anarchy brand aint about the sport and just a business, whatever, if these can get anyone to have a foot in our industry and have a new passion for blading, then i support it because eventually it will end up in support to our industry entrepreneurs in the end, i started out in second hand lighting trs and before that some veraflex from target back in the day...still knocking out these videos dude 😎👍....btw who won the 2 skate contest?

[speedyd]

Thank you for this video. My kid just turned 5 and wants to start skating so I'm trying to find me a cheap set of skates so we can go to the park together.

Last pair I had were the K2 Fatty's and Roller lade Troopers back in the late 90s 😂

[choasbringsorder]

Proof that equipment doesn't necessarily make the skater. Great vid, Man.

[InlineStruggle]

I'm shocked that you liked them. I thought for sure you were going to complain about everything. Cool idea. Can't wait for the next one thanks!

[Lemonmouth]

Great review 👍
Was always curious about these.

[WULFMATER]

Great review bud 👌🏼 especially with those comparisons!

[jedeckert]

I haven’t skated in 25 years. I bought my son some transformers for Christmas, so I had to get some skates to teach him. These were the skates I bought last night. 25 years ago I skated with the K2 fatty pros.