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New Skaters: This is a Big Foot Essential
Over the years, I’ve had multiple debilitating spinal surgeries and really let my body go. With clearance from my doctors, and a bunch of balance training in PT and the gym, I decided to pick up inline again. I was so excited to get my skates in the mail. Strapped them on, padded up and immediately I was falling over the front of my skates, falling over the back… And I was like, I know I need to work on my balance and core still, but I don’t remember it being this hard. After a discouraging session in my driveway, I looked at my new skates and realized the stock frames were so small compared to my massive 47 skates. There was like a solid inch of overhang over my front and back wheels. No wonder I was crashing out immediately. I didn’t realize that there is an issue with a lot of skate brands putting stock 80 frames on big skates. I saw one person describe it like trying to “skate in high heels”. Anyway, after some research I found Endless 90 ES mk2. I wasn’t really sure if it was just my lack of balance or if these frames really were designed for bigger feet. The first session with them on my skates, I almost felt like crying. I got that forgotten feeling I had been working towards. I had blamed myself while using the small stock frames, but in the 90 ES truly fit my foot and I was able to balance. To anyone who has big feet and is new to the sport or getting back in after years away, these frames (or the 100s - I'm assuming) are pretty much essential. I have a long way to go, but I don’t feel completely hopeless with the right size frame for my foot. Thanks Endless! You got yourself a life-long customer, for sure.
Travis · 1 day ago
It's an awesome frame. Thanks!
Jose · February 7, 2026
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