Has anyone attempted to go into a toe manual or when skating backwards, and you put you directional foot on its toe. the foot that goes up on its toes wobbles uncontrollably hard. I've asked a couple people at my rink has this ever happened, and no one knew or could remember. What is this called if ther is a name for it; how could i stop it, and why does it happen.

As you may know from my previous posts, my new skate setup includes wifa boot, powerdyne Arius plate, roll line Giotto 57mm wheels and beagle bearings. I took them out to a rink yesterday and so far I’m digging them. They are slightly lighter than previous skates (stock Chaya Melrose premiums with rollerbones teams wheels and Riedell 265’s with Powerdyne pro reactor plates), and a much slimmer profile. I noticed a slight change in agility but I think that has a lot to do with slimmer wheels as the Arius plate. I could pivot, pivot & land into manuals, and spin more easily. I’m excited to see where these skates take me. Short clip of transitions/pivots: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DJ7aLwayPA8/?igsh=Zm0wOG5ja21rcDN4

Quite happy with the amount of progress I've made with my spin. More revolutions and more speed compared to my video 3 months ago. Tips/pointers are welcome. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DInZXw6TJ9H/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

First night down. Four more to go 😮‍💨🥰 Almost paid the wood tax but overall was successful 😂

I'm creating a roller skate buyers guide and I'm curious what questions do you guys have around buying roller skates, equipment, parts, and accessories? It could be as simple as what is a good first pair of skates or as high-level as when do I know if it's the right time for me to upgrade to custom top-tier pair of roller skates. Lay it all out because I want this to be a comprehensive guide for beginners and advanced skaters alike.