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Them 901 – 8 Things You Should Know
from Wheel Scene on 26 Aug 2025

In this video I discuss eight aspects of the Them 901 skate which may be of interest to you if you are considering buying this skate. These include observations I have made about the latest model from Them Skates and changes I have made in order to make the skate work better for me. Hopefully this video will help you decide whether or not this skate is for you and give you some ideas about how to dial in your setup.Intro 0:00Liner and what it means for fit 0:31Shape and length of shell 1:43Issues with stock wheels 3:26New Them frames 4:46Lacing system 6:19Flex 8:09Soul plate 10:00The look of the skate 12:08Backstory behind the 901 13:29Is this a budget skate? 14:54Difference between 909 and 901 15:55Referenced in this video:Dawncast Episode 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lJ9NfPUbrA&t=4153sIf you want to watch more videos like this, join the Wheel Scene Patreon here:https://www.patreon.com/c/wheelscene

When you control, alt, delete your back
from Wheel Scene on 22 Aug 2025

Them 901 Initial Thoughts & First Session
from Wheel Scene on 21 Aug 2025

My Them 901 pre-order has arrived! I take a look at the skate, discussing the new features, sizing, issues I have had with Them Skates in the past, and recommendations for anyone who owns the Them 901 or 909, or anyone who is thinking about buying either Them Skates model. I also break the skate in at a couple of street spots and stack some clips, as well as a couple of slams…as usual. If you want to see more videos like this, join the Wheel Scene Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/c/wheelsceneCamera: https://www.insta360.com/sal/x5?utm_term=INRCINO

Hillbombing the Glasgow Clyde Tunnel. #inlineskating #rollerblading
from Wheel Scene on 19 Aug 2025

Hillbombing the Clyde Tunnel in Glasgow – Blind Turns, Sketchy Ground and High Crash Risk
from Wheel Scene on 17 Aug 2025

For this video, I went on an adventure through the Clyde Tunnel footpath in Glasgow to see how fast I could get from one end to the other and the top speed I could achieve while flying down the cold, dark tunnels. Unfortunately, because it was so far beneath ground, the Strava app on my phone stopped working and didn’t record the time it took or the highest speed, but it still ended up being quite eventful. I ended up having a couple of interactions with pedestrians, flew round some blind turns to get the heart rate going and had some pretty scary speed wobble moments. I thought freeskating might be a little safer than aggressive skating, but it turns out I’ve found a way to make it equally as dangerous. Skates: Echo 90mm freeskatesCamera: https://www.insta360.com/sal/x5?utm_term=INRCINOIf you want to see more videos like this, join the Wheel Scene Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/c/wheelscene