VIBE2 or HUMMER

[hockey22 0]

i got mission RPM's w/ VIBE2's. i saw a post about tour taking your skates and putting the HUMMER on it.

just wondering if you guys think its a good idea.

[gee2626 0]

I've tried both the Vibe chassis and the Hum'er chassis. I found the Vibe chassis to be a little bulky and heavy. Also, I wasn't exactly sure if those "shocks" at the end of the skates did anything.

With the Hum'er chassis, I found an increase in speed and grip. They're not all not light though, due to the all 80mm setup dragging it down. However, I still highly recommend the Hum'er over the Vibe.

[hockey22 0]

word, thanks man

[Heatley_15 0]

Yeah agreed... The vibes kinda suck, if you make a hard turn sometimes the springs catch the floor and cause some spills. Go with the hummer or something else.

[gee2626 0]

Yeah agreed... The vibes kinda suck, if you make a hard turn sometimes the springs catch the floor and cause some spills. Go with the hummer or something else.

Yeah, that happened to me a lot too. I initially thought it was just the wheels losing grip until I noticed springs being all scratched up.

[hockey22 0]

yea like when i would make tight turns or goto stop going very fast i would bust my ass for no reason and never knew why, but now i know.

idk if iam gonna get that HUMMER now, i might buy some D-Limiteds off a guy.

[DaveTheWave 0]

If you want an effect like the Vibe chassis, then get the carbon Bauer Rocker chassis. It's lighter, won't make you lose your edge, and is fully adjustable.