If you have ended up here in search of guidance about choosing your very first pair of aggressive skates, most likely you know something about this sport. Your knowledge may be spotty, you may have some questions — so it would be good to start with the basics, wouldn’t it? Of course, if you’ve already watched multiple edits, did your research on forums etc. and look for a straight recommendation — feel free to skip this section and go directly to skates description.

Clouds Compass Core Create Originals Cymatics . Dead Death Lens Dirt Box . Endless Frames Ennui Epic Eulogy . Faction Famus Fifty-50 Fjallraven Flaneurz Flying Eagle Footprint Fox wax Roka Rollerblade Rollerskate Shop Rookie RSS . Salomon Seba SF Brand SFR Shredweiser Sims Skatelife Sliqx Sola Sonic Standard Stay Rolling Supreme Sure grip Sushi Comments:These skates are coolest!!!!They're lightweight,cheap,durability.When I'm hitting the rails.....cant get anything sweeter on ur feet.Making a choice which model to buy, as in case of all types of skates, should be preceded by answering yourself what are your expectations and preferences. How to set the bar, though, if you have never used aggressive skates before? FR Skates Fracture Future Blade Company . Gawds Go Project Graw Ground Control Gyro . Hyper Hyper Wheels . Illusive Impala Intuition Iqon . Juice . K2 Kaltik Kekoa Kizer Kryptonics Made from high-grade poly-urethane which is durable and able to withstand hard riding. It comes with anatomically shaped foam that adjusts to the contours of your foot over time for a perfect fit. And with some added features developed over time by Roces, you know you are in for a treat. Comments:These blades are awesome. If your in for fast blading and rails these blades are for you. They are light weight and perfect for grabs and spins. Also they are good quality and are very portable. If you want good quality and cheap (in a good way) blades these are the blades for you.

It’s worth to mention two additional things. First — M12 are regarded as relatively slim fit skates. This comes from the fact that the shell itself was designed for many types of skates, including ice skates, and the intention was to provide the closest fit possible as well as the best level of control. The second — there are two versions of this skate; more up to date M12 Lo (described) and more basic M12 UFS, which comes with older style, higher cuff and liner as well as much simpler frame, which is very basic and you can say — outdated. The rest of the parts are the same, though. Which skates to choose? I wish they sold the boot only, as I always recommend swapping out the frames, bearings and wheels. I recommend a frame with a deep groove with these. Something like Kizer fluids or Kaltiks for flat. Roces have recreated the Majestic 12 aggressive inline skates which started it all. Aggressive and street skating started up around the same time as the first release of this model. Tried and tested and a favorite among a lot of the old school skaters. The M12 is sure to deliver whatever any level of skater is looking for in a pair of aggressive inline skates. Comments:Skated these in the late 90's and they haven't changed much since. Still a great aggressive skate and good for beginners to intermediate who don't want to drop a lot of dough. Non clunky simple skates that get the job done. Plus great wheels and bearings that get you rolling right outta the box.

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Comments: A solid skate. I've been skating for 5 years and these have helped a smooth addition of aggressive elements. Another skate coming from USD brand, the innovative project based on the unibody construction— where the frame, soulplates and the shell itself are one, inseparable element. The big advantage of this type of boot is its minimal weight — USD Aeon skates are one of the lightest ones for aggressive skating on the market, making the transition from your old “fitness” skates without having to get used to (usually) heavier aggressive boots. Unibody construction also reduces a good deal of hardware used to keep the skate parts together — gone are screws, washers etc. used to attach the frame and soulplate to the shell, making maintenance that much easier. Due to rigid, one-piece structure of the skate, the energy transfer as well as responsiveness of Aeons are unmatched in category of hardboot aggressive skates. We'll price match any item we sell against any other retailer. Here’s what you need to do to you get the best price: