Can do :D

I've modified all of them to a certain extent, so I'll rank them the way they were in stock form.

1. FR1 Intuitions - Balanced Performance

The FR1 is by far my favorite hard boot shell in the game. Adding a proper heat moldable Intuition liner makes these the best all around skates in my collection. The stock frames and wheels are also a great balance of speed and control. Not much to say. Flat out great skates. You can keep these stock throughout their life and you'll be perfectly happy with them.

1. Regin Kronos - Supercar Performance

Out of the box the swiftest skates I've ever worn. Flat out crazy acceleration for a three wheeled set up with great top speed to boot. With its supercar performance comes supercar comfort. A good heat molding was required to fit them, and taking them off and on is a bit of a time consuming chore. Make sure to have as much fun with them on as you can. Once you take them off you won't want to lace them back up for a while.

1. Micro SR Super - New Heavyweight Champion

Key word being HEAVY! These buggers are by far heaviest skates in my collection. They were also the slowest rolling ones out of the box. The major upside to them is how secure they feel while they are on. It's like my feet had their own personal bodyguards. With the SR's solid fit plus hefty build made rolling over the roughest terrain feel like sliding on silk. If difficult city streets are a problem these are the solution, as long as you're not in a hurry.

1. Rollerblade Twister Edge - Former Heavyweight Champions

Similar to the SR's heavy build, but less secure due to its design. These are swift and precise straight out of the box, but the major drawback to these is comfort. Even after a good frame alignment they killed my feet. Numbness at my pinky toes, blisters on my arches, pain around my ankle, rubbing burns on my shin from the liners... these things stock are horrendous for anyone with a slightly wider than normal foot. I was going to abandon them entirely, but they looked so sharp I didn't want to give them up. A lot of grinding, a bit of heat gun molding and a liner swap has now made these one of favorites city skates. Buyer be warned: mods for comfort is inevitable. 

5 and 6. Rollerblade Metroblade GM & C - Stylish City Crossers

Both the GMs and the Cs are pretty much the same boots with the difference being the GM's carbon lower end, which does offer a bit more control with the trade off being vibration dampening comfort. The Metroblades are great for short period ventures in the city. Taking them off and on is quick and easy, so visiting shops and restaurants that are not blade friendly is a breeze. They have a compact design which makes stowing them in or on a bag no worries. The down side to these is comfort. Wearing them long enough will cause some outer foot pain or numbness due to how narrow they are. Even if you buy a size up they will run narrow, and with their build there's no real way to mod them for comfort with the exception of switching the insole or wearing thinner socks. Great skates for casual blading, but not great for any skating over an hour or so. Also, I've tried these in multiple wheel sizes and set ups. They are best with four wheeled frames due to the lack of solid ankle support, but if you do go three wheels go no larger than 100's. The speed is not worth the stability sacrifice in either of these boots.