Endless Blading Show Episode 9 - Frame Overview

In Episode 9 of the Endless Blading Show we give a comprehensive overview of all Endless frame products. Andrew and Brad discuss the kind of skating each frame was designed for, and the features that make it stand out. If you’ve been wondering which Endless frame is right for you, you won’t want to miss this one.
Retro futuristic intro and outro animation courtesy of Vecteezy.com

[@toeticket]

I like the horizontal view better. It's easy to rotate my cell phone. Rotating my monitor vertically is a pain in the butt.

[@endlessblading]

I appreciate the input. I'll probably do horizontal next time.

[@manuelvallano3071]

all this videos are being amazing info, my fr1 deluxe 2023, endless 100 arriving today!! im hyped, really good job here guys appreciate the effort, keep it up!!

[@endlessblading]

Thanks for all the support!

[@dworksmaintenance]

We really wanted the review of the 4x110 / 3x125

[@josephbadash2471]

I prefer the horizontal format for these videos because I watch on my TV. This may show up as a mobile device in your stats as my TV runs on an Android OS. However, I may be in the minority here. I'll watch either way. Loving my Endless frames!

[@endlessblading]

I appreciate the feedback, Joseph.

[@Ronjon86]

I agree 🙂

[@bramvanmil8754]

I've been riding the Endless 90 for three years now. The quality is so good, they still look Spanish as good as new.
When weather is too bad to skate, I'm often tempted to try something else, but first skate session always brings me back to loving the frames I have. Just feels perfect to me.

[@endlessblading]

Thanks so much for the support! I'm happy to hear they are working so well for you.

[@Sudegink]

Can these frame locks be used on a trinity mounting frame? And if they can, should I use them? Would it make any substantial difference?

[@Rollerbalder]

I love these geeky skate talks. One quick question on the frame locks: as someone who has always just centered my frames, what are the advantages to offsetting them? Is it just a preference thing or can you get more power transfer with an offset frame?

[@endlessblading]

I think offsetting the frames is helpful if you have alignment issues on your boot (carbon boots are notorious for sloppy tolerances since they are handmade), or if you are trying to correct a pronation issue. Perhaps someone with a race background can weigh in with thoughts regarding performance benefits to one’s stride.