Comments on: Inline Warehouse VLOG4 - New Rollerblade Point 8 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html All the latest inline aggressive roller news Tue, 02 Dec 2008 13:19:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Remz_For_Life http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94488 Remz_For_Life Wed, 10 Oct 2007 15:38:13 +0000 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94488 The Frame is not going to be durable at all, they built the skate so that theres a groove made into the skate which will make the skate utterlessly uncomfortable, you skate this, it's like having xsjados but worse. Stick a rollerblade up your ass and try that, it's original too. The Frame is not going to be durable at all, they built the skate so that theres a groove made into the skate which will make the skate utterlessly uncomfortable, you skate this, it’s like having xsjados but worse. Stick a rollerblade up your ass and try that, it’s original too.

]]> By: archer http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94454 archer Wed, 10 Oct 2007 03:12:44 +0000 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94454 Remz_For_Life: rems doesnt have anything like this skate at all. Rollerblade invented a whole new kind of anti-rocker frame/skate setup, if you cant see this design is original, you must be retarded or something Remz_For_Life: rems doesnt have anything like this skate at all.

Rollerblade invented a whole new kind of anti-rocker frame/skate setup, if you cant see this design is original, you must be retarded or something

]]> By: tibo http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94431 tibo Tue, 09 Oct 2007 21:46:43 +0000 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94431 rollerblade sucks as you all rollerblade sucks as you all

]]> By: oldman http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94427 oldman Tue, 09 Oct 2007 21:35:45 +0000 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94427 And here is a english source for the frame material http://plastics.dupont.com/myplastics/Mediator?common=5,5664&locale=en_US And here is a english source for the frame material

plastics.dupont.com/myplastics/Mediator?common=5,5664&lo...

]]> By: oldman http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94425 oldman Tue, 09 Oct 2007 21:31:45 +0000 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94425 These skates look good, frame is interesting and is worth a try! The frames are out of zytel and delrin (from Dupont) which are both really durable materials. Link to the sorce (german) http://www.innovations-report.de/html/berichte/messenachrichten/bericht-87110.html These skates look good, frame is interesting and is worth a try!

The frames are out of zytel and delrin (from Dupont) which are both really durable materials.

Link to the sorce (german)

innovations-report.de/html/berichte/messenachrichten/bericht...

]]> By: al dolega http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94421 al dolega Tue, 09 Oct 2007 21:12:34 +0000 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94421 "ur center of gravity will be still low, like using a 56mm wheel" not true at all. the wheelwells aren't 16mm deep! i figure about 5mm at the most. this setup will be pretty low for a 72mm wheel, but not nearly as low as a "normal" aggressive setup. watch the video with tom again, even he admits they're going to be taller. "the proof is that the middle 56m wheels are touching the ground in the same lvl" this doesn't prove anything- the middle wheels are farther from the boot. you could make a frame with a 200mm wheel on the outside that was tall as shit and still have a 56mm in the middle rolling flat with the outer wheels. “ur center of gravity will be still low, like using a 56mm wheel”

not true at all. the wheelwells aren’t 16mm deep! i figure about 5mm at the most. this setup will be pretty low for a 72mm wheel, but not nearly as low as a “normal” aggressive setup. watch the video with tom again, even he admits they’re going to be taller.

“the proof is that the middle 56m wheels are touching the ground in the same lvl”

this doesn’t prove anything- the middle wheels are farther from the boot. you could make a frame with a 200mm wheel on the outside that was tall as shit and still have a 56mm in the middle rolling flat with the outer wheels.

]]> By: Adam http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94400 Adam Tue, 09 Oct 2007 19:05:40 +0000 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94400 i saw the tom hyser's video explaining the boot and guess what? the bolts are rockered up the frame, so ur center of gravity will be still low, like using a 56mm wheel(the proof is that the middle 56m wheels are touching the ground in the same lvl) And yes Scott W. u can grind ledges but using anti-rockers on the middle (: it will be like using a "56mm- Anti - Huge Groooooove - Anti -56mm" but with the rolling speed of a 72mm and the outer wheels wont even catch cuz they are rockered up! :) best frame ever i saw the tom hyser’s video explaining the boot and guess what?

the bolts are rockered up the frame, so ur center of gravity will be still low, like using a 56mm wheel(the proof is that the middle 56m wheels are touching the ground in the same lvl)

And yes Scott W. u can grind ledges but using anti-rockers on the middle (: it will be like using a

“56mm- Anti - Huge Groooooove - Anti -56mm”
but with the rolling speed of a 72mm and the outer wheels wont even catch cuz they are rockered up! :)

best frame ever

]]> By: Remz_For_Life http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94381 Remz_For_Life Tue, 09 Oct 2007 16:06:42 +0000 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94381 And to archer, your a friggen' moron, this skate is not original what-so-ever, it is a mix of Remz, Deshi, and Valo. Just look at it, it's gonna sell to a few amateur skaters, but in all literation, the major marketers for rollerblading such as Remz, Valo, Razor, and such, will be much more successful. Buy a pair of Remz and put away the guilt of a piece of shit skate. And to archer, your a friggen’ moron, this skate is not original what-so-ever, it is a mix of Remz, Deshi, and Valo. Just look at it, it’s gonna sell to a few amateur skaters, but in all literation, the major marketers for rollerblading such as Remz, Valo, Razor, and such, will be much more successful. Buy a pair of Remz and put away the guilt of a piece of shit skate.

]]> By: Remz_For_Life http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94380 Remz_For_Life Tue, 09 Oct 2007 16:03:37 +0000 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94380 Yeah, if rollerblade was focused on the less popular, yet more educated branch of freestyle rollerblading, they might have a chance of getting biggest and having more rollerbladers join the art. Yeah, if rollerblade was focused on the less popular, yet more educated branch of freestyle rollerblading, they might have a chance of getting biggest and having more rollerbladers join the art.

]]> By: Lars http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94368 Lars Tue, 09 Oct 2007 13:08:50 +0000 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94368 Old. I'm not surprised that people only noticed this video now because inlinewarehouse didn't promote it. Rollerblade must stop acting all corporate and shit and get in touch with rollerbladers. It sucks because Rollerblade ain't dedicated to our branch of rollerblading. Make TRS a seperate brand with hardcore rollerblader staff focused solely on rollerblading because Its hard for Rollerblade to keep their attention on us when they gotta worry about the bigger majority of fitness and recreational rollerbladers out there. Ironic isn't it? We call what we do "rollerblading" but Rollerblade ain't the top brand in it. Old. I’m not surprised that people only noticed this video now because inlinewarehouse didn’t promote it.

Rollerblade must stop acting all corporate and shit and get in touch with rollerbladers. It sucks because Rollerblade ain’t dedicated to our branch of rollerblading. Make TRS a seperate brand with hardcore rollerblader staff focused solely on rollerblading because Its hard for Rollerblade to keep their attention on us when they gotta worry about the bigger majority of fitness and recreational rollerbladers out there.

Ironic isn’t it? We call what we do “rollerblading” but Rollerblade ain’t the top brand in it.

]]> By: archer http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94367 archer Tue, 09 Oct 2007 12:58:54 +0000 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94367 josip: ditto! people keep talking about how theres nothing new, how the skate industry lacks innovation, well, this is definitely original! Im gonna get me a pair for sure josip: ditto!

people keep talking about how theres nothing new, how the skate industry lacks innovation, well, this is definitely original!

Im gonna get me a pair for sure

]]> By: wu_eninsh http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94366 wu_eninsh Tue, 09 Oct 2007 12:10:16 +0000 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94366 i love it :) i love it :)

]]> By: josip http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94359 josip Tue, 09 Oct 2007 10:05:28 +0000 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94359 well, i'm thinking of getting those, and i have never in eleven years of skating considered buying rollerblade brand skates. well, i’m thinking of getting those, and i have never in eleven years of skating considered buying rollerblade brand skates.

]]> By: Tru http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94358 Tru Tue, 09 Oct 2007 09:55:42 +0000 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94358 oskar is right Rollerblade screwed over two of the biggest and best names in rollerblading by dropping all the pro team and signing all these am's now fair enough this david sizemore is a beast but he aint no frankie or broskow(old broskow not crackhead broskow) and anyone who drops both of them seriously needs their heads checked oskar is right Rollerblade screwed over two of the biggest and best names in rollerblading by dropping all the pro team and signing all these am’s now fair enough this david sizemore is a beast but he aint no frankie or broskow(old broskow not crackhead broskow) and anyone who drops both of them seriously needs their heads checked

]]> By: al dolega http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94355 al dolega Tue, 09 Oct 2007 09:30:28 +0000 http://www.rollernews.com/inline-warehouse-vlog4-new-rollerblade-point-8_3684.html#comment-94355 everything about the frames look to be UFS-compatible other than the way the wheels stick out of the top of the frame (requiring wheelwells in the boots/midsoles). with a dremel or bench grinder you could pretty easily modify any other skate to work with this frame/wheel setup. as for the height, i'm skeptical. by my estimates this frame/wheel setup will put you at least 8-10mm higher off the ground, which doesn't sound like a lot but definitely is in terms of COG, stability, and stress on the ankle. personally i think they should have kept the same idea, it's one i've wanted to see implemented for years, but done it more moderately. with slightly more aggressive wheelwells, you could fit up to around a 64mm wheel but keep the same ride height and COG as a normal frame with a 58mm wheel. maybe on the Point 9? everything about the frames look to be UFS-compatible other than the way the wheels stick out of the top of the frame (requiring wheelwells in the boots/midsoles). with a dremel or bench grinder you could pretty easily modify any other skate to work with this frame/wheel setup.

as for the height, i’m skeptical. by my estimates this frame/wheel setup will put you at least 8-10mm higher off the ground, which doesn’t sound like a lot but definitely is in terms of COG, stability, and stress on the ankle. personally i think they should have kept the same idea, it’s one i’ve wanted to see implemented for years, but done it more moderately.

with slightly more aggressive wheelwells, you could fit up to around a 64mm wheel but keep the same ride height and COG as a normal frame with a 58mm wheel. maybe on the Point 9?

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