Has anyone tried the new Quadlines roller skates?
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I use to quad and jam as a kid....now I do indoor inline speed.  I have seen these and there are other versions as well.  Look on the front page of http://www.skates.com/ and you'll see the few versions of the radical skates.\n\nI've been tempted to try them but just love my speed inlines too much.  The power, the cornering, the ability to turn over 90 degrees on a dime even at full speed......no quad no matter the wheels or set up can mimic that.\n\nthere are even off road quad-inlines......freaky!!!
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Positive, no.\n\nI tried them.  They made me very jittery, and shaky.  I just didn't feel right.  \n\nI wouldn't recommend them.
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i would suggest getting a pair of used skates there going to be cheaper. also your 10 and your still growing most likely next year your going to have to get a new pair
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http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?sofocus=bs&sbrftog=1&from=R10&satitle=inline+skate*+brake*&sacat=-1%26catref%3DC6&bs=Search&fsop=1%26fsoo%3D1&coaction=compare&copagenum=1&coentrypage=search&fgtp=&sargn=-1%26saslc%3D2&sadis=200&fpos=15210&sacqyop=ge&sacqy=&ftrt=1&ftrv=1&saprclo=&saprchi=
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I have one. I was one of the first to get one when they came out. I believe it increased my game. You can tell its working right when you put it on because its not used to your body. I wear it all of the time. I truly believe it works. That's just my opinion. (The first time I wore it, I broke 70 for the first time. 69) It was amazing.
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I have a pair from Isaac Mizrahi for Target.  They were like 30 bucks or so.
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If you want quality skates (skates for jumps and spins) you'll have to spend a little money. Finding a good used pair is key. Ebay has a good selection at times and iceskatingworld.com has a classified section.
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i love almost. they have good decks for street and tech. most of their decks range from 7.5 to 7.8 in width. and their new resin 8 decks have a ton of pop and are really strong for when you hit up el toro (haha). but if you actually do a lot of gaps, then i would say zero. they are nice and wide so you can land easier and have a ton of concave.
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Heelys rock! I have them but they were a birthday gift... Sorry cant help you there... But, my friend said that she saw lots of them at MC Sports and other sport stores...
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try this:\n\nhttp://local.yahoo.com/results?stx=roller%20skates&csz=San%20Francisco+CA+&toggle=1&qry=roller+skates++San+Francisco&
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The flexpoint seems to not do it for me.  like it will bend for me, and i swing fast too.\n\nThe 03 looks interesting.  i see it cupping and putting more bite on the ball
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Here is one I learned and it works great.  \n\nAbout 5 eyelets from the top run the lace through that eyelet twice.   When you tie your skates the double-laced eyelet will tighten and not loosen up.  \n\nIt makes the skate snug without having to cut the circulation off to your feet.\n\nTry it... it works.\n\n\n_
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It's all about personal preference.  There are actually three different set up types on inline skates:\n\n1. Flat Rocker - All four wheels on each skate are the same size so that all wheels are touching the ground.  People like this set up because it gives them the ability to go faster.  One of the downfalls though, is that with the bigger wheels in the center people tend to stick on certain grinds that use the center of the frame.\n\n2. Anti Rocker - This set up also has four wheels on each skate, however the two outer wheels are larger and softer than the two inner wheels.  This helps alleviate the issue of sticking which is faced in riding flat, however also takes away speed since only two wheels on each skate are touching the ground.\n\n3. Freestyle - This is a relatively new set up where skaters ride with only the two outer wheels.  This gives much more room in the center of the frame for certain tricks like royales, and farfs.  Again, you tend to go a bit slower without four wheels, but this set up does give a lot more grind space and allows for easier switch ups from trick to trick.\n\nIf you look at all of the pros, you will find a mix of  all these set up types.  It seems that Freestyle is pretty popular right now since several frame companies are manufacturing Freestyle specific frames (Able, Ground Control, Xsjado).  Who knows, maybe there will be a fourth set up some time soon.\n\nNo matter what is popular, it's all about what you are most comfortable with and what you like to skate.
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I have not had any experience with them
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funny you should say, I really thought I was the only one left, having bought them as my first real set and have never bothered to change. Mine have stiff trutemper shafts and play great, though I dont. They are not easy clubs to play, but can be played very well (my lesson pro did and loved them) and provide a lot of control if you're good, so I am told. I have grown to love them
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there ok\n\ni used to have them but i was not too happy with them\ni have the new lebrons which are really cumfy so i would recommend those before the uptempos
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Pretty good.  I go with my speedskating buddies.  But, if you're asking how you actually do it, you just have to practice.  Make sure you have really strong ankles if you're using any kind of skate other than hard hockey skates.