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Hey everyone, it's Brian from Inline

Warehouse and today we're going to be

taking a look at the Flying Eagle BKB B6

Hero skates. With so many options in

today's skate market, it's hard to know

if you're always going to be getting a

quality pair of skates or if they're

going to feel great when you get them

right out of the box. Flying Eagle is

here to help solve that problem with

their new line of BKB skates. BKB is a

new sister brand of Flying Eagle that

takes the same performance and quality

of their mainline skates, but refineses

it into a simpler package that doesn't

have as many bells and whistles, so you

can get in a good pair of skates at a

fraction of the cost. The result is a

lineup of skates that makes it easy for

new skaters or anybody looking to try

something new. Makes it easy for them to

get in skates that are built on proven

design and performance. In addition to

the regular lineup of Flying Eagle

skates, we're going to be getting a

whole lineup of BKB skates in here at

Inline Warehouse. The first of which we

have here today, the B6 Hero Skate. The

B6 gives skaters a lightweight yet rigid

hard shell boot that delivers

performance, stability, and control.

That's good if you're trying to build a

skating foundation if you're just

getting into it, but it's also reliable

enough to where it's going to grow with

you as your skills improve and you get

into some of that more technical

skating. So, the shell itself is going

to feature a lot of ventilation. Um, and

that's going to pair with the removable

liners that use a breathable mesh

tongue. So those two things combined,

you're going to get a lot of air flow

and a lot of breathability that helps

keep your feet nice and cool and nice

and comfy when you're doing long

sessions. The liners as well have sort

of a toe guard up top here and a stretch

band across the midfoot. So that's going

to help increase comfort a lot. Moving

on to the closure systems of the skate,

you're going to get these high ankle

cuffs that are going to feature

adjustable ankle buckles. And then you

also get the midfoot 45° strap and the

traditional laces, which makes it all in

all really easy to adjust. And it's

going to help keep your feet locked in

place. So when you're striding out

there, your foot won't be slipping.

Usually skates that have all these

closure systems can be a little tricky

to get on, but I found these ones were

really easy to get on and off my feet.

Just like like that. Underneath the

liner in the skate, you're going to get

some heel shock absorbers, which is

really nice if you're just skating for a

long time. That's going to absorb a lot

of vibration. If you're doing something

like rolling stairs or going off curbs,

too, that's going to keep your feet

feeling nice and fresh. Moving

underneath the skates, you're actually

going to get a set of aluminum frames,

which is really nice to see at a skate

at this price point. That's just going

to give you more rigid performance,

better control, and better energy

transfer out of every stride. You know,

usually on cheaper skates too, you'll

see riveted frame, so you can't really

do much as far as customizing the skates

as your skills grow. But cool thing

about the B6 skates is that uses a

standard 165mm mount. So, as your skills

improve or if you just feel like

customizing your skates, it's really

easy to swap those out and use different

setups on the B6 skates. Moving to the

wheels of the skate, you actually get a

dual wheel setup that gives the skates a

bit of a natural rocker. So, you're

going to get bigger wheels in the middle

sections with 2 millimeter smaller

wheels on the front and back positions

to give it that natural rocker that

gives you a little bit more agility. So,

that's really fun to skate on. Inside

the wheels, you're going to get some

Abeck 7 chrome steel bearings that are

going to help reduce friction and get

the most out of every stride. As far as

sizing goes, the BKB B6 skates are going

to use dual sizing, which means that

each size covers two half sizes. So,

pretty easy to find the right fit in

those. I personally wear a size 12. I

tried on the 11 to 11 and 1/2 and I

thought the fit felt really good in

terms of the length of the boot as well

as the width. So, most skaters should

find the fit of these skates pretty

accommodating. So, all in all, the B6

Hero skates are a really solid entry

point into urban skating. You get that

rigid boot, you get very capable frames

that you can upgrade, uh, all at a price

point that keeps them really accessible.

Now, I did mention earlier that we've

got some more BKB skates on the way. Uh,

we don't have them on hand just yet,

unfortunately, but we do have the B9

Ranger skates coming on its way to

inlinearehouse.com.

So, definitely go check those out. They

come in some sweet colorways with some

good frames at a fraction of the price

with that same Flying Eagle performance.

You can check out both the B6 Hero and

the B9 Ranger skates at

inlinewarearehouse.com. If you got any

questions, feel free to drop a comment

below or shoot us an email to

info@inlinewarehouse.com.

Thanks for watching and keep on rolling.