Freeline Drift Skates with 70 mm Wheels with ABEC-7 Bearings (Black), Purple

Been watching loads of youtube clips on this, brought these as a starter kit to see if I can pick it up. Took be a solid week to get the hang of balancing and moving around. Really well built since I have been throwing and skidding with them however I feel the wheels are not good quality due they not rounded so makes the pumping movement harder to achieve. Just ordered myself a pair of JMKs which are pros and they are so much better quality and well worth the extra money but these skates are so good if you just want to test out the sport.

A great challenge for anyone in search of weird and wonderful ways to get around!Don't be surprised if you have loads of people asking if they can try them.They do take a pretty long time to get used to, I've just bought my second pair, as I foolishly left mine at a skate park, never to be seen again. Ordered Saturday, 10am with free delivery, estimated arrival - Tuesday to Friday.Delivered Sunday 3:15pm - a very pleasant surprise.The build quality is solid, grip is super and the bearings are good.Overall, I highly recommend these to anyone looking for a challenge - these are much trickier than ripsticks.

Very good value for money and the product itself is a fantastic cheap substitute from the official Free Line brand. However, if you use these too often and in typical British weather, the grips are more than likely to become obsolete after a few months and the bearing can wear out fast.The main problem I had was delivery as I selected Standard Delivery and it took 9 days. I guess black Friday is busier than i thought :(

looks amazing when done well, but a tricky product to use, which explains why Ive never seen anyone else doing this! Product itself is good quality and long lasting.

One wheel on each skate has a bad bearing!! The wheel doesn't spin freely.

Can't believe the quality considering the price. They're great.

Freeline skates are the best. I really recommend purchasing your first freeline skates from Ridge.We have 6 Freeliners in my team and we all started out on Ridge Freelines.Unfortunately, when going down some stairs my freelines snapped. This is very unusual as no faults with other Ridge Drift Freeline Skates.I'm now able to freeline for a few minutes continuously, after much hard work, but now training has had to stop. :(

Have you mastered skateboarding and want to try something even more ridiculously difficult? Get on it! =) Well made, good price... they have surprisingly decent wheels and bearings, but my god, they are not easy to use! Fun to try though, and if you can master them, I salute you! (y)