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Skate/Skate Accessory Reviews
Ok, I'm going to post skate reviews and skate info. There will also be skate accessory reviews.
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Khuti 2001 A.K.A. 5K
Alright, I think this is a decent skate for beginners. This was my first pair of skates, and I enjoyed them while they lasted. Ok, these skate are comfortable, but not much ankle support. They came with Dennis Blake Senate wheels, I think. They are very durable from my perspective from falling alot. The soul plates are the biggest I have ever seen, and you won't believe the size either. The bearings are abec 5, but the bearings aren't durable. The frames can't be changed, because they are connected to the boot, unless you do something that voids the warranty. Also the bolts and axels aren't strong, but that isn't too bad. Also the skate is very heavy, they grind real slow, and the plate wears down fast on curbs. All-in-all, the skate is good for beginners. |
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Elliot 2's
Well, the Elliot 2's are a pretty good skates, from originally having the Khutis. They aren't very fashionable, not that it matters, but the toe of the boot makes the skates look and feel like steel toed boots with wheels. They are very durable none-the-less, considering I get my skates torn up easily. I wouldn't need to customize them,considering they come with ground control frames, abec 5 bearings, Jon Elliot wheels, and double laces. They grind very good. Right now, alot of people at the skatepark I go to have used my skates and liked them, Chris LeComp, Jackie, and Jack Stripling. They grind pretty fast without grind plates, but the h-block took me along time to get used to. All-in-all, this is a good, skate, so why not get it? |
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More to come, e-mail all reviews to fruit_booter_4_life@yahoo.com, with the subject as reviews. |
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