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Hey, I'm Nadia. Welcome to Inline

Warehouse. Today I'm going to talk to

you about the Flying Eagle X6 Reaver

skates. These are a new Reaver and they

have the same shell, but they have some

nice little parts to them that we wanted

to show you today, like the rockerable

axles on the end of these nice, lovely

frames. But first to talk about the

boot, let's talk about the liner inside

of it. So, it has a nice neoprene toe.

Fancy. And then it has some eyelids up

top so that you can lace into it. But

the top, this little like protector

thing right here is a little bit firmer

than most. It's pretty nice. And then it

has this really nice feeling lining on

the inside. It's very smooth. And then

this will also help keep your foot down.

And then they come with shock absorbers

underneath this inside of the boot that

you can kind of see peeking out through

the sides, which is just going to help

you with those big landings or if you're

riding on rough ground, it's going to

help soften the blow, especially with

these nice aluminum frames. They have

these adjustable cuffs on them so that

you can make them go a little bit

forward, a little bit more back. And

then they have this nice cuff buckle.

And then they also have a ratchet buckle

in the 45° section so that you can cinch

it up and get it right to where you want

it. And then they have some standard

lacing which is nice. These are kind of

unique to this gate. I like how it

looks. It is an interesting feel. And it

does like it is pretty strong. There are

some good ventilation cutouts in here.

We've got some in the front here. We've

got two right here. And then the rest is

pretty much solid. So, that's a pretty

heavy skate. Not weight-wise, but with

the durability, it's going to feel

really good. It's going to really

withstand some stuff, especially with

these curves and edges to it. Gorgeous.

Okay. Down below, they have these

asymmetrical frames that are subtle. And

you might not notice this from your

point of view, but these have two

different wheels on them because this

one is a slightly smaller size than this

one. So, if you get anything above an

EU41, it's going to come with all flat

80 millimeter wheels with those

rockerable axles so that you can put

them up and down. The smaller sizes are

going to come with the 76 mm wheels. So,

all flat again and those rockerable

axles are there as you can raise them

up. But if you look at them objectively

or from a further perspective, you can

see that they do meet the wheels outside

of the heel and toe for each of them.

And they do that intentionally with two

different size frames. So this one's

slightly longer, this one's slightly

shorter. And then that makes it so that

you have a very balanced feel even while

you are rockering them. It's going to

feel really good, especially for your

size range. The core frames are CNC

machined and extruded aluminum, so they

are very strong. Both the boots and the

frames have different mounting so that

you can adjust them laterally and you

can get them exactly where you want. Uh

they also have these Abeck 7 bearings

inside of the wheels for a nice roll.

Overall, they're really nice quality

skate, especially for this price, but

they do have some kind of like fun

looking features to them. And then also

nice feeling things too so that you get

a cool fun ride. If you are a freestyle

skater, if you're slom, you could use

these too. They'd be great for a

beginner slumber and they would also be

great for any skater that just wants to

have fun. If you'd like to learn more,

just comment below or you can visit us

at inlinewarearehouse.com.