K2 Sodo -> Seba SX boot -> Wizard NR100 frame. Is this a reasonable way to get into wizarding...

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K2 Sodo -> Seba SX boot -> Wizard NR100 frame. Is this a reasonable way to get into wizarding without spending over a $1000 up front?

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I think I'll like wizarding, but man is it expensive to get started ($1200 for the recommended setup).

Question #1 - If I were to buy the K2 Sodo ($279 - cheap!), which has the R100 frame w/100mm wheels, would it be close enough to the wizard experience to determine if I like the style? Or is it too different?

Question #2 - If the K2 Sodo is close enough, I figure I can buy the NR100 frame and a Seba SX or another UFS boot whenever I'm ready to invest further. Is that right?

Question #3 - Are the rounded? mushroom wheels super important, or are the K2 100mm wheels that come with the Sodo good enough to use and learn wizarding?

edit: I'm currently riding 4x90mm soft boots. I want to get into floor tricks when skating around.

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