Want to learn how Freeline skates work? Freeline skates are small squares of metal set atop two longboard wheels. The top side of the Freeline Skates have a grip-surface, but no straps. The two individual skates are like a skateboard that has been cut in half.http://www.surfshot.com/Product+News/Freeline+Skates-152367.html Freeline skates require the skater to balance while standing and riding of them. This page links to instructional Freeline Skates videos and videos of Freeline Skaters in action.
Freeline Skates In Action at the Kick Gas Festival
Freeline Inc. was at the Kick Gas Festival in San Diego, California. This video, uploaded to YouTuve in October 2009, shows people demonstrating how to use Freeline skates.
Freeline Skates Instructional Video with the Inventor
The inventor of the Freeline Skates, Ryan Farrelly, explains how to ride Freeline Skates. In the video, Farrelly says that although it may feel awkward at first, keep practicing.
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Freeline Skates were introducted in 2003
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Freeline Skates were developed by Ryan Farrelly for Freeline Sports, Inc.
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Price: Approximately $134.00
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The skates are marked for the right and left foot
