Editor's Pick
Pros
- Real Frames, Not Plastic Rails: The F6S Falcon runs an EGO professional FSK frame in extruded aluminium, rockerable, at 231mm or 243mm depending on size, with aluminium baseplates offering multiple mounting positions — the part that actually decides how a skate carves.
- Specified Down to the Durometer: 76mm or 80mm wheels at 85A, ABEC-7 bearings, moulded shells with removable liners, sizes US 3 to 11 — published properly rather than left vague.
- Free Worldwide Shipping With Duties Covered: Delivery is free internationally, three to eight business days in the US, with the company stating it covers customs duties for most countries, plus a one-year warranty on materials and workmanship.
Cons
- Skates ship without a heel brake, which is standard for urban and freestyle setups — worth budgeting a lesson or a separate brake if you are coming from recreational skates.
- The return window is 14 days and requires them unused, so it is worth doing the sizing homework before the first roll outdoors.
The Verdict
What sets Flying Eagle apart is that the frame is the product: Most skates in this price bracket save money on the frame and spend it on the boot. Flying Eagle does the opposite. The F6S Falcon at $197.98 sits on an EGO professional FSK frame in extruded aluminium — rockerable, 231mm on sizes 36 to 40 and 243mm on 41 to 44 — with aluminium baseplates offering multiple mounting positions, 76mm or 80mm wheels at 85A and ABEC-7 bearings. That is a specification you would normally have to build yourself. The range covers the ladder properly: the FBS Fast Blade at $135 and F5S+ at $169.95 to start, the F4 Raven and X3 Shrike at $179, the F7 Optimum at $249, the F110 marathon setup at $299, the Shrike Pro R5 at $329, the X7 Reaver Pro at $369.48 and the Drift 2 Carbon at $499.99. Shipping is free worldwide with duties covered for most countries, three to eight business days in the US, backed by a one-year warranty on materials and workmanship with wheels, bearings and brake pads treated as consumables. The brand is stocked by Inline Warehouse, ProSkaters Place and Ice Warehouse, which is the useful signal here. It holds 4.1 out of 5 across 51 Trustpilot reviews and replies to every negative one. Buy the F6S and grow into it.
Urban and Freestyle Slalom Skates, Frame First
Flying Eagle makes hard-boot and composite-shell inline skates for adults and children, plus wheels, frames, helmets and protective gear. The range spans urban, freestyle slalom, aggressive and 110mm speed and marathon setups. Adult models run the FBS Fast Blade at $135, the F5S+ and F5S Eclipse at $169.95, the F4 Raven and X3 Shrike 2026 at $179, the F6S Falcon at $197.98, the X5 Shrike Pro at $229, the F7 Optimum at $249, the F110 and F110X at $299, the Shrike Pro R5 at $329, the X7 Reaver Pro at $369.48 and the Drift 2 Carbon at $499.99.
Verified specification on the F6S Falcon: an EGO professional FSK frame in extruded aluminium, rockerable, measuring 231mm on sizes 36 to 40 and 243mm on 41 to 44; wheels at 76mm 85A on the smaller sizes and 80mm 85A on the larger; FE ABEC-7 608RS bearings; a moulded plastic shell with a removable liner; aluminium baseplates with multiple mounting positions; and no heel brake included. Sizes run US 3 to 11, EU 36 to 46.
Shipping is free internationally, three to eight business days within the US and seven to fifteen elsewhere, with the company stating it covers customs duties for most countries. Returns run 14 days from delivery on brand new, unused skates in original packaging — scratched plastic, worn wheels or signs of outdoor use are not accepted. Warranty is one year from purchase covering defects in materials and workmanship, excluding wheels, bearings and brake pads as consumables along with accident damage, misuse and cosmetic wear. The brand is also carried by US retailers including Inline Warehouse, ProSkaters Place and Ice Warehouse, and holds 4.1 out of 5 across 51 Trustpilot reviews.
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