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You dont need jmk skates, just the patented wheels .. you don't need the wheels either though. Regular flat skateboard wheels is how these started.That being said, these skates are pretty good. They come with straps which is extremely difficult to find since jmk doesn't support the idea of using straps (they tell people not to because it's dangerous)I'd like to dispell that misinformation, there is a community of freeskaters who use straps, mainly bowl skaters, you can hop into any ramp and do crazy tricks with straps,Straps ARE harder to use than strapless. They require you to make 0 mistakes or you will slam pretty easily with straps.The skates themselves are pretty good though, the wheels are hilariously soft, as soon as possible you should try to get better wheels,That being said, these wheels are easier for beginners since they have a flat bottom to balance on. Once you start learning to pump I suggest switching to better wheels, when you do you'll get a boost in skill, since the skates will be easier to ride.I know, I know, I explained a lot, but a lot of people get frustrated and quit. They are very difficult, but give it an hour of practice for atleast 2 weeks before you quit,It takes someone a couple days to two weeks to learn to ride these.

Great product but very sad it doesn't come with strap's like it shows 😒

They are so well made but not so easy to use. Not a quick transition for me anyway. But really cool to look at and a new skill to work on.

I love these but they're super hard to learn. I usually catch on to everything when learning something new but these are the one thing that challenged my ass

Straps didn’t come with the free skates.

Ease of use

Nearly impossible, when I wanted to do a return it was going to cost me over 200.00

Very difficult to learn to ride, but there is no doubt that they are high quality. I've been trying for hours and am still unable to propel myself but that's just a skill issue