Freeline Skates November 22nd, 2005
In my past I have been known to play a little roller hockey. Core77 reports on these Freeline Skates which look to reproduce the sensation of snowboard carving on concrete. Given that a sideways profile about halves your wind resistance, I reckon these puppies could get some serious speed on.
Helmet and wrist guards are advised…
6 Responses
noob Says:
Dude check out a review and pics of the new freeline skates at http://freeliners.blogspot.com
Nicky Says:
I got a pair for christmas… man, they’re intense. It’s a lot like snowboarding, and you really can pick up speed. I’m still learning for sure, but they’re a blast. Definately recomended.
I’d definately agree with the helmet/wirstguard reccomendation. Or at least some biking gloves or something similar so you don’t shred up your hands in a fall.
Nicky
cafemondo Says:
I love mine so much, superb nifty bits of madness, carving, riding uphill, bombing downhill make these the best gadget out there at the moment.
http://www.freelineskates.co.uk
Severin Says:
Freeline skates rocks! What a great way to have fun and challenge yourself at the same time. And they are the most compact form of transportation!
Check out the Scandinavian user forum at http://www.freeliner.org
Stan Says:
Freeline Skates Rock!!!! There really is nothing out there that compares to it. Get a pair and start carving. Oh and don’ forget the protective stuff. They may be handy in the beginning stages. They’re a challenge no doubt but they are definetaly worth it.
Steve Says:
I’m now selling these Freeline skates in the UK at http://www.ukskate.biz or by phoning 0161-248-5566
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