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Artistic Inline Skate Frames: PIC vs. Traix
David's Opinion

Artistic inline skater "David" shares her opinions how about how the PIC artistic inline skate frame compares to the Triax frame.

Whether you prefer the PIC or the Triax frame might depend on whether you come from an ice skating background or a traditional quad roller skating background. Based on my conversations with other skaters, quad skaters seem to prefer Triax while ice skaters seem to prefer PIC. I come from an ice skating background, and I'm very happy with my PIC skates.

I've been rollerblading since 1986. Then, it was not uncommon for me to literally be the only rollerblader on the Venice bike path. Originally, I took up inline skating as an adjunct to my ice training, but now it is my primary skating activity. I have indoor and outdoor pairs of skates. My indoor skates are PIC skates. These roller skates are amazingly like ice skates. I can do a waltz, salchow, loop, flip, lutz, toe loop, and axel in these skates, as well as a one foot spin equal to what I can do on ice. If you are an ice skater, you should check these out.

David is a Southern California skater who enjoys ice skating and inline skating both indoors and out.
Email: Mail2DSA@aol.com
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