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On 7/8/2018 at 4:39 AM, Wicked3Aussie said:Yeah I’m tall, heavy and on the Konixx band wagon as well.
All the top wheels were killing my performance, gave pure +2 a try and it’s been a game changer.
I was like 230 when i decided to try out the Konix +1 and i dont really care for them. They are fast, and I have to give them credit for durability but the grip and stability are not there for me.
As a heavy skater, best wheel i've ever used was the Orange Addictions. They lasted maybe 2.5 - 3 seasons before they chunked out.
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I have NLS3's, bought them this past July.
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Kings sale this coming Saturday. Has anybody been? Is it a circus? Is it even worth it?
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I'm with the bubble wrap folks. I've shipped a bunch of sticks this way and never had a problem. I trace out the shape of the blade on two small pieces of cardboard (cut it out a little bigger then your tracing) and then tape them on the front and back on the blade to protect it. Wrap everything in a couple layers of bubble wrap, tape the crap out of it with shipping tape. I usually put the shipping label on the blade. Done
I really dont think there's any advantage to frankensteining a box together vs just wrapping it. Also, it's surprisingly affordable to ship this way.
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2 hours ago, darkhors said:The Pacioretty (W71) is a deep banana type curve. Deeper than the W03 and not as open. The pictures are a little deceiving but a friend has one and it's more of a deep mid curve than a P92/W03.
thanks, what characteristics would a deeper curve bring?
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Caught a great deal on a QRL, but it's in a W71 which i have no experience with. If i have my choice, I usually go with W03 / Crosby / Ovi.
From the IW description, it just seems like the W71 is maybe a sixteenth deeper in the curve? Otherwise they look pretty similar.
Anyone familiar enough to offer a comparison?
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If the decision was purely based on bang for the buck, I think you'd have a hard time beating the Shifts. Found some on Amazon for well under $300.
The thing that ended up getting me was the fit. I have a narrow heel and RPD's felt a bit wider than my old CA's. Ended up going with Mission's just on fit.
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RPD Shift vs Team (skate). What are the biggest differences? Per the specs, it looks like it's just the quarter material right? Just wondering if that's with the $100 price difference.
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Anything comparable to Addicitions?
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Anything other comparable wheels that are not $14 each? I tried Konix +1's and am not a huge fan so far. Skated on them for a season and they seem less stable / less grip.