Frames, wheels, and components for aggressive skates: aggressive skates are designed to be utilized for stunts, from grinding down handrails to leaping stair gaps and all in between. These products are commonly used by stunt performers in movies and television shows. Stunts can be used to create excitement in a film or television show. An actor will often use an aggressive skate to perform a trick or stunt. For example, an actor may use the wheel of an aggressive skate to roll back and forth along a floor or wall to create a scene for a movie or television show. There are three main types of aggressive skates: street, inline, and downhill. Street skates are designed for walking on streets and other flat surfaces. They have one large wheel in front and one behind as well as metal edges on the bottom that allow them to climb over objects. Street skates usually come with two sets of wheels, a 7-inch version and a 9-inch version. Inline skates are designed for skating on ice or other smooth surfaces. They have two small wheels at each end and no metal edges on their bottom surface. Downhill skates are designed for skiing or snowboarding down hills. They have four small wheels and a plastic edge on their bottom surface to help them turn.