RB Skates Review by Rob Guerrero & Juan Mosqueda
Tuesday, June 16th, 2009Check the 3 videos in HD Streaming.
Thanks Rob G.
Check the 3 videos in HD Streaming.
Thanks Rob G.

JordanVM tested the Create Originals (Press Release). you can check his thoughts on this forum’s post.
About the BHC Core Wheels:
Mark has told me BHC has developed a ‘revolutionary’ new wheel core concept (can be seen in the pictures above if you zoom in ALOT).
I’ve been told alot of companies have tried this before but alot have failed were BHC has succeded.
Marks had the wheels for 6months (christmas time) and has skated ALOT on them and looking at them there isnt one split crack or impurity on the wheel. They truly do look amazing to skate (more).


I wanted to skate the 7 for quite a while now and finally I made up my mind and ordered a pair.
First impressions:
- the cuffs seems to be pretty soft
- I dont like all white skates fresh out of the box
- The skate seems to be quite simple no unnecessary knickknack
- Big negative soulplate
- Skate is pretty light weight [...]
Check the full Usd 7 Skates: Review by Daniel Prell.
w/ a lot of photos!


So there has been a LOT of hype over the new Deshi Carbon skates. So much in fact that I had to try some out for myself.
While doing so myself and Harry Reavley decided to film my first afternoon on the skates to give you an idea of how they roll. I could have happily rambled on in nerdy fashion about small details but instead we decided to make it more fun to watch and let the action do most of the talking.
Big shout out to Harry for coming up with a top level edit and getting it done in a day even if it took me a week to get it on the net! [...]

“3 Wheel Beginnings” from the RN forums wrote a review of the Rollerblade Bladerunner FURY skates.
The skates are not new, i wrote a news about their latest model release on October 27th, 2006 (Link, picture of the post offline).
Well i’m sure a lot of people will comment that those are not real skates, etc. But for 99$, it may be a good deal for beginners.


Being a hard-core GC fan as I am, and its soft material I have never skated Kizer Fluids for a longer time.
Super hard frames work so so at skateparks and copings yet with street skating, especially on ledges they were always slower and felt awkward.
What’s more, after release of FTL frame I thought I would not try Fluids again. However my opinion was changed by the first news about innovative Slimline collection, which can be treated as Kizer`s answer for FTL idea. [...]
Check the full Kizer Slimline: Inmag Review.
Thanks Basza.