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Inline Artistic Discussions about artistic skating on inline figure skates. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jun 2016
Posts: 2
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Hello everyone!
![]() I know this will have been asked before, so apologies, but I figured (no pun intended) that things will have changed since then. I am a beginning ice skater who is looking to practise off the ice on artistic inlines, but I would also be interested in taking up artistic inline as a separate sport. I am currently working between Skate UK levels three and four (which seems to be somewhere between USFSA's Adult 2 and Adult 3 grades) so am really not that far in, however I don't want to spend a lot of money an inline frame that potentially I then outgrow in a year and a half. I'd be very grateful if any of you would be able to tell me from experience what difference the PIC 'Professional' frames (994 and P-73) makes over the 'Performer' frames (894 and P-53). Is it just the build quality and weight or is there a difference in the shape of the frame? Also, in your opinions are three wheels better than four? Of course, right now I'm a beginner ![]() Also, any other advice you have would be greatly appreciated! Thanks a lot |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jun 2016
Posts: 2
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Quick update, just got off the phone with the Pic people, apaprently there's no difference between the frames, would be nice if the site mentioned that, the Professional outfit is the same as the Performer, but with the ball Pic instead of the cylindrical one, and the Geneva wheels installed. So one can buy the performer outfit and fit a ball Pic and vice versa.
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pic, pics, snow white, snow whites |
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