I just got this roll line dance plate with a 3200 boot. I love my setup so much, but I don’t know if my trucks are too loose or too tight. Still learning and messing with this plate. Moral of the story I want to work on my one foot spins, other spins and middle work. How loose do you guys keep your trucks for edge work and etc .

I really need to tap into these. I just so happen to click in early this morning to see what’s up with this awesome community and I see KJ has a class starting soon….and from the looks of the calendar, he has a live session every Wed at this time👀😳❣️❣️❣️

Should you get a new boot when getting new plates? I've always wanted to get the Arius plate but don't know if I can slap em on my existing boot or not. Wouldn't want to finally get the dang thing but then not be able to use it till I can afford a new pair of boots. 😅

Hi all, I’ve gone right back to basics and realised doing forward and backward bubbles I’m not so strong on my left side and the rights doing the majority off the work. Tried to really focus on making sure my left foot was working as hard as the right and found bubbles suddenly really hard. Does anyone have any pointers on what I can do to even things out?

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