My old set up was Salmon frames. I love new Endless 80 Frames. They are very stable for all kinds of jumps or clearing obsticle . I am very impressed how well balanced new endless are. Easy to make all of the turns/ transition to the point. Great job Endless blending co. for making/keeping this sport alive !

Yes hello I been send you emails about my shipment that I never got it my shipment was lost !

Good quality product, good stability, agility is less if you come from 2mm tradition rockered, but after few section will get used to it, when I put body weight on forefoot, they are very maneuverable(FR2 boot), the only issue I found is the a wheels axles, they are all screw in from right side of the skate(outer edge on right foot, inner edge on left foot), this is very strange and create inconvinience!

I previously was using rollerblade 3wd 110 frames. I really like these, i got the pink ones they look great. They are very light and high quality. Other people have mentioned the sound they make which is an odd feature but nice. These are the only rockered skates i have tried. The rocker is super mild but they are definetely better for swivelly pivots than my old flat tri setup. Only thing i can complain about is the price but its understandable for a high quality small production niche item like this. Im glad I bought them

I absolutely love these frames. The sound, the ease of maneuvers, the speed, it is great. I bought new skates recently and decided to go all out and get these along side them and boy are they definetly worth it

Excellent frame. Very easy to turn but yet feel very stable when go fast. But too bad I bought one week too early. Found out that they launched new frame with trinity mount just about 2 days after I purchased mine. I had to buy new pair of skate for this. It would be just perfect to get the trinity mount for my original Powerslide Next.

What can I say? High manoeuvrability and stability in one frame. And it looks pretty cool as well.

A little background about myself : 5'11" 195 lb size 44/ 45 skate. My current setup is the FRX with the endless 80s. I'm using 84 mm Wheels with sg7 bearings. My previous set up basic zetra blades and the K2 SoDo. I'm currently loving the setup! While the boot itself adds additional weight, the upgrade weight wise for my usual 80 mm set up is not very noticeable. I still feel extremely agile while adding a much-needed element of stability at higher speeds. This becomes very apparent when skating backwards, jumping, and doing other agility / stability heavy tricks. As somebody who has been skating for many years, I adore the setup! An excellent price point for intermediate skaters, perhaps a higher price point for the beginner. However, if you plan on taking skating serious, have seen mushroom blading and wish to emulate or just looking for a skate that provides maneuverability without sacrificing stability this may be the perfect frame.

I am a novice to intermediate skater just taking it up as a quarantine skill. Skating on the rockers has a steep learning curve. But you eventually instinctively learn to put distribute your weight on the right places and you realize how more maneuverable these frames are. Being able to change up and install 84mm and 100mm wheels on these is also a big perk. I can easily change up from a 4 wheel setup when I am around crowds and need quick maneuverability but I can also switch to a 3 wheel setup when i want to do long distance skating. I'm already thinking of moving uo to the 90-110 frames.

Excellent product Love these frames for the following reasons: Easy wheel removal. I'm a beginning to intermediate skater with about 1 year experience and I skate 1-2 hours about 3-4 times per week. I spend a lot of time trying to learn magic and parallel slides and when it comes time to rotate my wheels the job is much easier due to the solid design of these frames compared to the stock frames with rockerable axles that came with my FR skates. I had all kinds of issues like installing the rockered axles upside down and stripping the hex head caps on these bolts. The endless frames use a standard axle with a deeper hole for the hex tool so that stripping is less likely and the job is much easier since there's no rockerable axle to install upside down by accident. Flexiblilty. It's nice to be able to switch back and forth between hydrogen 84's and 100's. As someone who had no experience on larger wheels I liked the fact that I could try out larger wheels without having to invest in a new set of skates. These things feel and sound solid. Some of the trails I like to skate can get kind of bumpy and these frames handle the bumpy terrain well. They also make a cool hollow metallic sound as well.