Tag: LocoSkates (Page 26 of 36)

USD Aeon Skate Review, featuring Nick Lomax | Loco Vlog
from LocoSkates on 20 Dec 2018

Harry gives us a rundown of his thoughts and experiences with the USD Aeon skate while Lomax provides the clips.

Harry and Nick are both using the USD Aeon Nick Lomax skate.

Is This The Best Skate Bag / Camera Bag Ever Made? | Loco Vlog
from LocoSkates on 19 Dec 2018

Available at LocoSkates right about now (link below); Harry takes us through the ins and outs of the new Bladeclub backpack. This backpack is a world first in that it’s a camera bag and a skate carrying backpack combined. Secure skate holders on the sides with a removable, compartmentalised camera section in the base, a tripod holder and most importantly a nod to Bladeclub’s Chinese heritage: a Sriracha sauce holder. Hawt.

Tap that triangle to find out what else this groundbreaking release has to offer.

Top 5 Skates For Kids | LocoSkates Vlog
from LocoSkates on 18 Oct 2018

With so many junior skates on the market it can be hard to know if you’re reaching for the right product for your children.

Here’s our no-fluff Top 5 Kids recreational skates for 2018/2019.

For a more general guide for Junior skates please see our Kids skates buyers guide:

To see the models mentioned in the above video and for our full range of skates visit:
https://www.locoskates.com/kids-skates/c170

Kids Skates Buyers Guide | LocoSkates Vlog
from LocoSkates on 18 Oct 2018

Buying Junior skates can be a bit of a minefield. Jake from Loco guides you through the buying process to help you to buy the most suitable children’s skates and addresses common questions and misconceptions.

For our Top 5 Junior skates of 2018 / 2019 see our video here:

For a full range of Kids skates visit:
https://www.locoskates.com/kids-skates/c170

Katlik V.2 Frame review | Loco Vlog
from LocoSkates on 10 Oct 2018

Jake Reviews the new Kaltik V.2 flat frame. Due out in the coming weeks / months.

As these are prototypes, the max wheel size in the middle is yet to be confirmed. We expect the final product will be able to take 64mm wheels rockered up as long as you are using Frame bolts with a slim head.