which roller skates are good? , one with hard plastic outside or others without hard plastic outside?
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I don't like the ones with hard plastic outsides.  They're just not comfortable, especially if you skate for a long time.  My favorite are inline skates.
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Depends on what kind of surfaces you play on. If you live where its ususally hot then pitches get hard and dry, so a pair with short rubber studs are best. If its wet or cold, get a pair with longer metal ones which give you much better grip. Adidas do some really good and well- built cheaper cleats so go for one of their range.
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decks i would go w/ zero or zoo york  wheels-spitfire, bearings-lucky, and for shoes ive had best luck with circas and vans
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Please check out the link below....I'm not sure of the quality of the dresses, tights, etc., but it's a place to start.  I do know they sell quality skates.
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kickflip or a 360 one of the two
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A skate can roll like a 'ball, bearing' in mind that it will only roll in one dimension whilst a ball will roll in two !
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the best roller skates made are by Snyder, cost starts around $300 up to $1100. Bad ones are mostly sold in stores and yard sales. Ask to see the Southeast skate supply catalog at your local rink.
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Hate to break it to ya, but I don't think that I love rollerblading as much as you do. When I was younger I got these totaly awesome rollerblades (well, I guess they were rollerskates,,,but oh well) from the thrift shop. When I got home it was soooo scary for me. But, finially I got the hang of it and got enough courage to go down the huge hill that I live on. Sure, I was on the grass the most of the time..but that doesn't matter. Then, once I got to the flat surface I realized the whenever i tried to break they would squeek really really badly! It kinda was a bummer. So, there I was rollerskating around the neighbor being extra cautious and breaking every few seconds or so, making loud noises! Ha, ha. It was good. \nThen in 5th grade or so I got some different rollerBLADES from a garage sale...not knowing that they lacked padding. So, once I put them on and took a whirl I noticed a lot of blisters on my heels. So, I thne decided to wear about 5 pairs of socks. It was all good. LOL (laugh out loud).\nTata,\nPolarGirl8
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Try Cafe Press last time I checked(2weeks ago) they had a lot of skating\nt's I never finished looking.
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i'm a figure skater.so obviously i have figure skates. but if you really really dont like them. you can try boy's figure skates. Thers not much of a difference between the 2. unless you prefer to switch the hockey skates which probably wont be a good idea.
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I thought i already answered this question? but ok.\n\nFoundation is really good less known brand, and good for experienced skaters\n\nZero was the first pro board i ever skated... they are really good to skate and have good pop\n\nA lot of people have told me that Alien Workshop are really good. I skated it once, and it seemed pretty good, but i wouldnt know 100%. \n\nenjoy
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I do Tootsie Rolls. Then you would turn the papers in for some type of prize If you had the most. I wanted to take my kids there, but I have heard that it has gone downhill. I also loved the big skate. They brought it to my elementary school carnival one year.
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i have been playing roller hockey since 4th grade and i am a senior in high school and i have used missions 90% of the time, they are also what is most common on my area. mission has the biggest assortment and i find that they fit good. if you do get missions get an expensive model because the cheaper models arent up for the job for anyone over 12 years old. i have the helium 550's the olny problem with these skates is that the wheels aren't good. but its not a big deal to replace them after they go bad.
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I don't know if there is a type of inline skate that is called high low, however there is a type of inline skate frame by Ground Control called the hi-lo.  Basically the hi-lo frame is a middle ground between riding anti-rocker (regular sized outside wheels and harder, smaller inside wheels) and riding flat-rocker (all wheels are the same size and hardness).\n\nYou can view the frame and information on it at http://www.gcuprising.com/frames.html.\n\nHope that helps...
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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'd definetly have to say Zero. I have been obbsessed with Zero Skateboards, ever since i started skating. They are soooo easy to get used to, and good for all around skating. \n\nAlien Workshops are good too, I've heard good things, and i've skated them once or twice. they seem almost the same thing as zero, just like different designs...\n\nThe other board i like to use is Foundation. Foundation boards are really good for experienced street skaters, and have reeeaaaalllllyyyy good pop.
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roller skating\nbowling\ngymnastics (Lil Gym)\npark/picnic