20 Best 3 Wheel Inline Skates (2022 Updated)

I love these skates. They’re super comfortable and easy to clean because the sole comes out of the actual skate. They’re also SO CUTE. They color way is adorable. I love all of Impala’s skates because every color way is awesome, but this one was my fave.

I also ordered online and Tilly’s was really great with shipping. It came pretty fast and nothing was damaged. If you’re thinking about getting these skates, do it! Review Sweepstakes.

My inline skates arrived very quickly and they are even more beautiful in person then in the picture! They are very comfortable and I’m so happy that I was able to snatch them with such a big discount! BUT please, pay attention to the SIZE! I didn’t read the comments and ordered my normal eu size and they turned out to be too small ( or rather just right but not really comfortable to wear) And especially if you have wider feet and ankles… and many other people have the same problem.

long story short, I quickly ordered size bigger and they are perfect!.

These are my first pair of skates and I’m very happy with them. If you’re worried about sizing, Bayside offers assistance with returning and finding the right size. From my experience they are definitely true to size! My skates felt as tight as my Docs when I broke them in.

I haven’t skated much with them yet, but they are really sturdy and smooth to skate around with.

You may as well take 110$ and just light it on fire. These skates feel extremely cheaply constructed, are increadibly uncomfortable, the wheels showed wear after one use, the right skate upper was not properly alligned with the bottom portion of the skate making the skate uncomfortably angle inward.

I use inlines to efficiently excercise my dog. I have a pair of second hand twenty year old Roller Derby blades that I currently am having trouble finding a brake replacement. I thought why not buy a new pair? I bought these today and used them only once.

I will attempt to return tomorrow. If no return is excepted they will be donated or thrown in the garbage. Roller Blade should be ashamed of attempting to sell such garbage.

Bought these to replace ancient, excellent Rollerblade EVO 07 skates as the left upper cuff finally separated from the lower shell. I am 60 years old and skate about 1,500 miles a year (our city has miles and miles of 8-foot wide concrete bike paths.

) The Macroblade skates seem like they will work out well for me. Because I prefer 85A over the stock 82A on concrete, I transferred my old wheels to the new frames, which are aluminum, not molded plastic like the old skates.

They claim the metal frame offers better “power transfer. ” While I am still breaking these in, I think I can feel what they mean: I do think I am skating a bit faster but no timings yet during break-in.

They fit and ride differently than the old skates. Better leverage if you lean forward a bit more than I was used to. The old skates were US size 9 men’s and the new ones are the same, good fit. However, whereas the tighter the better with the old skates, I got foot pain just above my left arch almost immediately with the new skates.

I had them cinched way down, and I had to loosen them up a lot. And I mean a lot. The solution was to barely put any tension on the laces at all, and keep the Velcro strap very loose so the foot can articulate.

Upper ratchet is set very loose, too, but the skates are stable; seems these shells rotate much more in motion than the older ones, and require more play. Today was my second day on the new skates and my feet were OK after 40 mins, a little pain in my right foot but I think that’s just due to break-in.

My full route is just over an hour so I will continue to work up to that as I break these in gradually.

I ordered both the regular Zetrablade and Zetrablade Elite. I went with the regular Zetrablade because it has more of a secure fit and support due to the boot material it is made with, it is more sturdy compared to the Zetrablade Elite.

The Zetrablade Elite’s boot material though is much more breathable but it feels so flimsy and I personally don’t fell safe using it. When choosing an inline skate, you want your foot to be in a snug fitting skate when less movement; for safety and injury prevention.

So I went with the regular Zetrablade and returned the Zetrablade Elite. Hope this helps you with your buying decisions. God bless!.

Size: I wear a size 12 in Nike running shoes, but 11. 5 in every other brand (Adidas, Jordan’s, Brooks, etc). Bought size 12 and returned them for size 11. 5 – much better. I might have even been able to wear a size 11, but I already wore the skates outside.

Easy-of-use: I haven’t inlined in over 15 years and although there was a slight equilibrium issue at first, within 15 minutes I was off to the races. I don’t use the break, so I’m still learning how to T-stop/ power stop with these big wheels.

My pregnant wife has the same model just in woman’s pink/purple. Comfort: Not sure if it’s just because I haven’t inlined in so long and my feet have gotten soft, but I’ll definitely be investing in skate socks and better insole padding.

Overall: Great skates! I rolled over sticks, rocks, and road cracks like a champ. If my 5 month pregnant wife can do it, anyone can. Including me lol. Should anything happen down the road I’ll come back and update this review.

My feet measured 273mm which seemed to suggest maybe the 9. 5, but they were too small and my toes hit the end. Switched to size 10 and they fit much better. Due to seasonal smoke in the area I don’t have a lot of miles on them yet (only about 5 so far) but these skates seem comfortable and reasonably fast.

I chose the 90s because I wanted larger wheels, but I didn’t want to get into triskates, I wanted something better for small bumps than my old Rollerblade CoolBlades (from 1994/95?) with worn out 76mm wheels, and these are a noticable improvement.

The pull-string laces and velcro overlap in a weird way at the ankle (you have to tighten the pull string first), and there is an elastic loop on the skate tongue you can stuff the string into so it isn’t flopping around.

Time will tell if the velcro ankle strap is a good idea or not.

I haven’t skated in about 6 years and never on 3 wheels or wheels above 80 size. My skill level prior to stopping was aggressive often skating 3 hours per day but I didn’t do tricks. I found these Rollerblades much more comfortable than older generations.

Its easy to get to speed and seem to roll easier into the wind. Other than that I find the transition to the bigger wheels pretty smooth. I’ve never used a brake so I didn’t attach the one that came in the box, T stop is just as simple with the large wheels.

I like the look, they feel rugged, I am a 10. 5 US and they only had 11, they are true to size so a bit large on me. I am going to stick some insoles in them and they will be fine. The lacing system doesn’t seem to work very well but the Velcro and ratchet strap are good enough.

Overall I would say it’s a decent skate for fitness and so far one of the most comfortable Rollerblades I have tried.

The Rollerblade Twister XT skates are very comfortable and the marked size of the skate was accurate. The skates provide good balance and stability. My first pair of real skates was the original Rollerblade Lightning (around 1990), and the Twister XT model brought back memories of that great skate.

The comfort of the liner in this new Twister is great. I have been skating with boots that fit quite differently for the past few years, and I after wearing the new Twisters I am going to ditch my older skates.

I liked the feel of the Twister XT so well, I am going to pick up the Twister 110 as well. It has the same boot design with a slightly larger wheel.

Getting and maintaining speed is effortless with these wheels and bearrings. Also own Macroblade 110s and these are miles above those in just about every way. Super comfortable boot and I got a perfect fit.

Lots of reviews about them running small and a rough break in period – not for me. I measured my foot in CM then added an extra 1. 5 CM (to go up a size as recommended) and its a perfect fit. Granted i do have a narrow foot BUT I wear a 13 in sneakers and bought the 12.

5 skate. No regrets!.

I am an avid urban skater and was thrilled to see REI started stocking these – I bought a set of RB 80s a few years back which are identical skates aside from having different wheels than what the RB Cruiser comes with.

Overall, I really like these skates and think they punch higher than their price tag suggests. Here is my perspective after using them for the past few years: Pros: -The hard shell means great durability and much firmer ankle support than a soft boot fitness skate -These are great for casual use AND more intensive urban freeskating if you are interested in learning more demanding skills and moves -The frames (metal piece that attaches wheels to the boot) are very sturdy and lightweight compared to those on fitness skates -Frames can be replaced with other 165mm mount frames if you want to try longer frames, larger wheels, or even convert to a three wheel triskate setup -Replaceable parts include frames, axles, wheels, lower buckles, and the padded liner making these a more highly repairable and modifiable skate compared to soft boot options -The widest hard shell skate on the market: Liners are more average width, but thinner aftermarket liners really help for wide feet.

-One piece axles make it far easier to rotate your wheels than with the two piece axles on most soft boot fitness skates Cons: -The rigid plastic shell can make fitment tricky: They will likely be less comfortable vs.

a soft boot skate: Comfort is an unfortunate tradeoff for increased support – sports tape or ankle padding can be helpful! -They may be a bit too wide for skaters with narrow feet -If you have big feet like me (size 12-14 US), the frames can be a bit short for your foot size meaning falls are a bit more likely if you lean too far forward or back As for overall fit: I have size 13 US mens feet, and found the size 13 liner was a little too tight for comfort.

I would likely order a size 14 in the future OR plan to replace the liners with aftermarket ones (This is what I ended up doing – intuition V2 liners are a great but pricey option for wide feet). The liner is also narrower fitting than the plastic shell of the skate which is a bit limiting for wider feet if you don’t plan to replace them.

The plastic shell itself causes some rubbing on my inner ankle and one of my arches due to flat feet. I apply some sports tape to both these spots to prevent blisters which works very well.

I wanted to try a rigid boot inline skate to improve control and durability over the entry-level soft boot models I have used. I typically skate 1-2 times per week during the spring, summer, and fall and favor outdoors (trails and roads) for fitness.

The padding inside is generous on the tongue and cuff–the top ratchet strap is easy to adjust but the lower one is tedious and the release requires depressing a small plastic tab underneath the buckle which is rather difficult to operate–nearly impossible with any gloves or wrist guards on.

I think the build quality is good for a $140-170 model–the wheels are quiet and bearings are smooth–I tried them out on a clean level indoor track but didn’t get the chance to try them outdoors. I’m returning them due to the fit–the length and toe area are perfect for my feet but after 60 minutes I developed pressure blisters on the inside of the arch of both feet.

I adjusted the lower strap and checked my socks to ensure they weren’t bunched up but it’s the width of the boot midsole that was causing the issue–if these were offered in a regular and wide width I think it would alleviate the issue.

I’m returning these to REI solely due to the fit issue. They’re smooth and very good quality but would recommend any other customers find a store to try them on before buying to ensure the width works for you as a rigid boot is much less adaptable than a soft boot.

Super fast shipping! Got it in a day or two. I was looking for a good quality rollerblades for outdoor uses. This are smooth on trails, and gives you speed with durability. Highly recommend. Little pricey compared to other brands, but it has good qualities that it makes them worth it.

Great ankle support, not a huge fan on brakes (not really super effective) but besides that LOVE.

These skates are comfortable and fast! The staff did a great job with the exchange process when I needed a new size! Positive experience overall. #sweepstakes

great skates, very comfy & true to size (if hesitating between 2 sizes I’d take the smaller one). I’d say best for intermediate+, rather than a beginer. I’m very impressed with how quickly they were shipped to the UK and with no additional fees!.

I ordered some Powerslide next core 110s. I already had the Swell 110s and I wanted to try out a more aggressive boot. They are sized 42-43 EU and they are definitely closer to 42 than 43. Keep in mind when ordering urban skates, the boot will pack out (just like ski boots) and it will fit like a glove after just a few weeks of skating.

I have taken out the myfit insoles for a little extra space while I wear it in a little. I had the same issue with my Swells and now they fit more comfortable than my regular shoes! The wheels on these are 88a so that may be a little harder than most folks are accustomed to for the streets.

I feel plenty of grip when edging on all 3 wheels. Shipping was delayed only 1 week and these skates apparently came all the way from Spain (to Tennessee)! Total time from ordering to delivery was 18 days.

When the estimated shipping was delayed, I contacted Xtremeinn and they replied within an hour. I was afraid it would be stuck at “in transit from warehouse” or whatever for a long time but sure enough I received DHL tracking after the one week delay and my package got here 3 days before expected.

I will order from here again if I am looking for yet another set of skates! Happy rollin’ guys!.

Extremely pleased with the product. I used to ride a lot as a kid but since my feet grew it was almost impossible to find a pair of skates that fit me. I wear size 14 US and these in 48/49 size fit me perfect! Boots are comfortable and very supportive.

Buckles feel sturdy, wheels and bearings are very good for city or fitness riding, plus they look great. Option to put up to 90mm wheels on bigger size skates is also great. For the 175 EUR these are incredible in general, but especially for people with big feet who don’t have much options.

Highly recommended!.

The best skates ever bought. Fits perfectly, I am size UK 9 but went for 9. 5/10 and that fits great. As I have got high arch athletic feet, feels roomy. Would have gotten away with size 9 but comfort is amazing in these boots after heat moulding the liners.

So if you have high arc feet and not wide go with normal shoe size. Had 2 cut the top adjustable cuffs right to the minimum line to get it snug around my shins. Wheels are fast, have been riding past 2 weeks but want more durability therefore going to replace with gyro f2r when they arrive from skatepro, already ordered them this week.

Thank you skatepro for prompt delivery.

I can’t thank the team at Bayside Blades enough. I previously had another pair of rollerblades and was very disappointed when I wore them again on the road and footpath. They were uncomfortable, hard to manoeuvre and extremely unpleasant.

I called Bayside Blades and spoke with Matt, told him what I was after, explained what blades I previously had and what I wanted instead. Matt was very helpful, kind and knowledgeable. He assisted me to measure my foot, helped me to pick a new set of blades and sent them out to me in Sydney! After receiving my blades, I called again and spoke with Matt about my concerns regarding falling and being uneasy on my feet with a new and faster set of wheels.

Matt guided me to get some safety gear and again, helped me through the process. Now with my safety gear and new wheels, I’m very very pleased. Thank you Bayside Blades! I won’t be shopping anywhere else.

Please pass on my regards to Matt.

Cons: Heavy skating Maneuverability isn’t that great, making some curves is very difficult Wheels are that hard you feel it on stone roads Benefits: Shoe fitting and looks One size bigger Brake Four shoe closures Better to ride on bad asphalt roads A nice skate for a bit of skating.

I don’t prefer it for long distance skating, because of the heavy skates.

Bought these for my wife and she absolutely loves them! She says they are the most comfortable set of inline skates she has ever owned.

Grandson (7) loves these skates. They are a bit tight, but he was so thrilled with them he thinks they will conform to his foot. His shoe size was in the middle of the range so it should be good. The best part was how quickly I received them for his birthday in light of the Covid-19 situation.

They arrived on time and early enough in the day that he could put them on and start to learn how to skate, Really made his day as he couldn’t have a party. Thank you for the great service.

I purchased these skates for my 7 year old. Skates were fantastic but unfortunately had a change of mind on keeping these. Maybe another few years I will order them again and definitely will use Skate Pro and reccomend this company for their great customer service.

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Our 3. 5 year-old daughter has loved the skates. We’ve had her skate on the carpet, then on the wood floors with a plastic kiddie shopping cart, then on rubber tiles and concrete outside. She’s had them for 1.

5 weeks and they’re scratching up on the pavement as expected. They’re a little more expensive than I would’ve liked, but they’re great quality, and should last a while and function great. Definitely worth the money.

They fit well and are a great ride. Very breathable and they fit well. My only complaints are the wheels they come with aren’t super grippy and the ankle strap is thin and kinda flimsy which makes it difficult to get it as tight as you want.

I bought these about a month ago and I absolutely love them! They are so comfy and super nice. I would 10/10 recommend these. They aren’t much differant then 4 wheeled inline skates, intact I like them much better, you take bumps much easier because of the difference in wheel size.

Bought these a couple of months ago to go roller blading with my dog who has ceaseless energy. I like the large three wheels opposed to the typical roller blades with 4 wheels. I like the lightness of them.

No real concerns or complaints.

To adults with small feet, considering purchasing these skates: From researching the differences in skates, women tend to have lower calves than men, so women’s skates are made to sit lower in the back.

My wife has small feet, so she bought these, but they dug into her calves so horribly she ended up buying an additional pair of the “Rollerblade Women’s Macroblade 80 Inline Skates” which she LOVES. One last comment on these skates: They are adjustable so they fit a variety of sizes (which is such a cool feature!) but if you plan to use these every day, they can become very uncomfortable specifically because of this feature.

That area where the skates adjust caused my wife to have pain in her arch and a pretty bad blister. All in all, I think these skates are decent, but absolutely only appropriate for semi-regular use for their target audience, which is boys.

These are the best budget Inline Skates I have bought so far! I’m an adult (womans 6. 5 Wide) a youth 4 fits really well. (My little toe is slightly tight but I think it’ll be fine when the boot breaks in after some wear) Skates are soft thick material around the toe/top of the foot/ankle, and hard plastic on the sole/heel/back of the ankle.

They have plenty of cushion, arch support, and ankle stability. Nothing digs in painfully and my foot doesn’t slip around inside. These are easy enough to get on and off, and can be laced tight or loose based on personal preference.

The blade chassis is straight on the boot so you can use both inside and outside edges. Also feel sturdy enough to do simple jumps. (I’m sure they would be good for more advanced stuff, but I haven’t gotten there yet.

Not sure about grinding though) the wheels are easy to change out, and I love the versatility of the 3 or 4 wheel chassis. Mine came with 4 72mm 80a outdoor wheels. (They are harder than indoor wheels, so if you plan on doing a lot of rink skating I would change them out) I can’t tell what bearings they came with, but I think they are abec 5.

Haven’t tried 3 wheels or rockered yet, but I’m sure it will do well. The chassis are thick plastic instead of metal and can not be removed from the boot. I’m sure this was to keep them from being too heavy.

As a children’s mid range budget skate, these are well worth the money. Overall I am very happy to use these until I save up for a more advanced pair.

Ever since I started working from home during the coronavirus lockdown, I’ve realized how sedentary I am all day. Rollerblades seemed to great way to exercise more, plus I get to relive all the fun times I had as a kid in 90s.

I searched everywhere for women’s rollerblades, but every brand seemed to be sold out (everyone clearly had the same genius idea that I had!). These are technically “junior” rollerblades, but because this pair goes up to size 8, I can fit these! If you are an adult and are unsure whether you will fit, remember that people often size DOWN when buying rollerblades.

I am a size 7. 5 (or sometimes 8) in women’s sizes for regular street shoes, but on this pair of rollerblades, I use the size 6 setting — they fit perfect! I took them for a spin on my block as soon as I got home — very good fit, good bindings, smooth wheels — everything was awesome and even my very skeptical husband was impressed!.

Love these skates! Well worth the $$$. Cannot say a single bad thing about them. I use them on my local bike trail and I have been able to comfortably carve down hills as if I were on skis! Such a comfortable and smooth ride, as well as ~quiet~ on the trail.

Going up hills is always hard on rollerblades but these negate lots of the absurd difficulty and make them doable and a fun challenge. The wheels are large but not huge so they clear bumps and twigs well and hold up at higher speeds without losing any sense of control.

The clear difference was when I went riding with my friend who just bought some impala skates. They’re cute and aesthetically pleasing but the 72mm wheels just could not keep up on any part of the trail, she was dripping and I didn’t even break a sweat after ~2 miles with some average hills.

Most reviews said to buy a size up and I personally hate that (just make a size the size you say it is 🙄). I normally wear a men’s size 12 shoe and bought a 12. 5 they fit super comfortably. Thanks to Peterglenn I was not at all worried about the possibility of sending them back for a different size, just didn’t want to (and didn’t need to! :)) These things have such great bindings your foot is suuuper secure.

I’ve noticed I have a bit of ankle pain from the lower binding being too tight (my fault). It helps to loosen that while tightening the higher one for more ankle security as my fat foot is already secure in the boot.

I love the look of the hard shell boot and removable liner. The Orange and blue is so clean I have gotten multiple compliments from people in passing. My current record on them is 13 miles in 1. 5 hours after a few weeks of having them.

Can’t wait to get even more comfortable in them break them in more and hopefully clear the full 30 mile trail. Also I’ve gone about 50 miles in these so far on decently smooth pavement with some rough spots here and there and the supreme wheels are still in incredible shape.

I used to have Rollerblade and they were durable to last for a couple of years of daily use so I went again for the same brand. This time the size was very misleading bexause I usually wear 38 and when I ordered size 40 the skates were too small.

The fit was well and stable. I found the skates to roll very smoothly as well even if I tried them once. I think the quality of the skates is very high and they are worth the money compared to what other offers are on the market.

As a skater with several decades experience I was very interested in the speed advantages I’d read about for 3-wheel inline skates, and researched different models. The Maxxum Edge 125’s are a great combination of nice design, quality materials, premium features and components (like laterally adjustable frames, very important with the added speed you can achieve with such large wheels), and those monster 125mm wheels.

I use them for fitness skating and while the larger wheels do take some getting used to – especially during cross-overs – but I continue to make small adjustments to the frame position and they are feeling more and more comfortable each time I go out.

I’m really pleased with these skates. I’ve previously skated four (inline) wheels fitness K2 and this was my first experience in three wheels. Boots hold feet much tighter than K2 which gives more control, but not as soft and comfortable.

That’s I believe by design. Since I bought these skates I skated only once for couple of hours and tested in all possible ways. In compare with four wheelers they are much more manoeuvrable and more dangerous.

The grip with the road is less, so you have to take that into account too! So far I liked my new purchase. The quality is very good, skates are probably even lighter than K2. I like aluminium frame and big wheels! Delivery (to the UK) was within declared time, no customs clearance needed.

I tracked the parcel daily 🙂 Size wise: I bought one size bigger than my normal trainers size and they sit very well.

I have bought a set in size 8 which is a size up than my shoes and the same size as K2 inline skates I have. The overall quality seems fine for casual/fitness rollerblading. The hard boot is too tight in general and the left one is awkward in the ankle area – it hurts my left ankle and I have to wear a protector.

The insole is too thin for my liking but does the job. In general, less comfortable than my K2s. Putting on/taking off these skates is a hard job that takes time and requires some force. If you can spend more, buy more expensive ones.

If you are on a strict budget, as I had set up for myself, buy these. I ride between 3 to 12 mil, on mostly rough tarmac, and in general it is an enjoyable experience. The wheels are large enough to skim over the cracks and fast enough to enjoy the ride.

The skates seem a reasonable choice but the trade-off may be a little annoying and sometimes frustrating.

The skates are good, but need some upgrades to feel great. The liner is a bit on the thin and floppy side. The laces are too short, they are also round which makes it hard to do them up tight. My ankle doesn’t feel as “locked in” as it should.

I changed the liner for the MyFit one in my aggressive skates and changed the laces for CCP waxed hockey laces. The new liner is much better and with the long waxed laces I can pull them tight and wrap them around the ankle cuff for more support.

The skates now feel great. The metal frame offers amazing power transfer and with the big wheels I am flying around my city. They are a bargain at £159. 99, but if I was buying again I think I would spend a bit more money and go for the Rollerblade Twister Edge or the Powerslide Megacruiser.

The service from SkatePro was excellent as usual.

These skates are amazing; they fit perfect even without any heat moulding, they have a nice secure feel to them when all the laces + buckles are done up and its been an enjoyable ride on tarmac, concrete, stone slabs and brick pathways – last two still a bit of bone shaker, but definitely more comfortable then my previous pair of blades! The Powerslide Vi Supercruiser Brakes fit these perfect too, gives like a sturdy stop as well as being good for more showy stuff! Customer service here is also great, had a slight mishap with the parcel (couriers fault not SkatePros), but it was all solved super speedily even though I got in touch with them over the holidays!.

Love them. I’ve now used them approx 10 times and they are really comfortable. I did heat mould the liner a couple of times to get the right feeling. I also needed to heat mould the left boot because of a pressure point.

The wheels on the left were loud when I first got them, but when I heat molded the boot I also took off the wheels and removed and reinstalled all the bearings. Since then, the wheels are quiet.

They seem like good skates, the parts seem to be well made and good quality, bearings are pretty fast and smooth though I only tried them inside my home. The outside plastic does seem to mar very easily.

The Fit feels a little narrow, I had terrible pain in my ankle. I tried sizing up but they were still painful.

Good skates. just wish they weren’t 243mm frames no matter what size. Understand they’re slalom skates as well but jeeze they feel small under me. Gave me crazy pain in my foot arch until I took insole out of liner.

Otherwise, great purchase.

Very nice skates. Size is pefect, I have a 42,5 foot size and ordered the 43 size. Very comfy. Rockable frame is super – it takes 5 mn to do this. They are not very narrow at the front, so I’m wearing an extra pair of socks to get a hugging fit.

Just so you know.

Comfortable premium liner (seen the difference between the FRX and FR3, way better!) Stylish hard boot and laces, great straps and locks, aluminum rockerable frame, very good bearing and wheels! Customizable! These are Sweet!.

My son thinks these are the best rollerblades he has tried. They fit so well, and are so smooth. Very comfortable. The price is great as well. We shopped around a lot and would definitely recommend these.

I will be ordering 2 more pairs for my other son’s. They use them daily in the nice weather and these ones last.

For my daughter these have been a long time favourite of hers. Coming in at around £30 mark. These are extremely good value for your money, wheels are aggressive enough and give good feed back to a child who knows what there doing on inlines.

Chassis being plastic is very flexible and absorbs med / heavy impacts in jumps if you observe the weight categories. My daughter is currently on her fourth pair, lost count of how many wheels and bearings we’ve replaced over her time on these Oxlo inlines, but easily available In store or online and very reasonably priced too.

I should really be buying aggressive inlines for her but they are expensive and to be honest, I don’t feel they’d be as good value in the long run, wished I could post a video to show how much abuse these skates can take on a daly bases but, I guess your just gona have to take our word for it.

If I was to have a complaint, it’s about the Velcro strap at the ankle, stitching is a little weak with time, but again my daughter uses them to destruction so for kids starting out, or those with a year or two experience wanting to skate to a budget, excellent product.

I never bought roller blade for kids therefore I am extremely satisfied with your staff, first and foremost! He saw me confused then approached me and explained the difference shoes that you are selling and had he not suggested to buy the expandable shoe, I would be wasting my money to buy the next size shoe for my kid! Kids grows out their apparels very fast as we all know!.

Got the Tour Code 9 for my son’s 7th birthday and he absolutely loves them. The boots look really nice and are very well made. Adjusting them is really easy, plus the toe isn’t massive like on a lot of adjustable skates.

He has only had them for two weeks but has spent 7 hours a day on them since he got them and has had no complaints about hurting feet or rubbing. They offer support where needed and flexibility where needed.

Brilliant quality! Over all extremely happy with them especially for the price. Buying them from Willie’s was fast, easy and pleasant. Will definitely be shipping here again.

During summer of 2020, roller blades were tough to find due to Covid. Pro hockey life was selling these for way too high gauging the consumer. The boot is flimsy and lacks padding. The toe of the boot will not stay centered.

The wheels wore away on the pavement to the ball bearings in a handful of uses. True the wheels were not designed for pavement but this was not mentioned nor did they even attempt to hold up due to poor quality.

I ordered theses with the intention of not useing them for hockey just to skate around with my little nephew outside on the pavement they work great and are even better the blades are confterable and fit perfect i still need to break them in abit but that will come with time.

You cant beat the price either for quilty and style free shipping and came extremely fast ordered Wensday came that same Friday id recommend this to anyone whos looking for a good quilty pair of skates im haveing a blast rolling around!!!.

I had Bauer XR 800 skates that I had purchased 5-6 years ago. They never quite fit right. Pure hockey used the Bauer scan skate machine and sized my skates appropriately and I was a full size smaller in skates than I thought.

The 3x pro are the most comfortable and snug fitting skates I’ve had in 20 years. They are supposed to be the 2022 equivalent to the xr800 roller and x800 ice boot but I have to say they are seriously upgraded versions of those for sure.

I’ll circle back in a year and update how well they hold up but they are Bauer vapors and they always have lasted 5-10 years for me. I’ll definitely be picking up the ice model in the fall. Also highly recommend super feet, especially if you have flatter feet or or want a snug all around fit.

Nice skate if you fit in the FIT 2 profile from Bauer. Had to go through several heat molding and boot stretching sessions due to being more of the FIT 3 profile. I wish Bauer would offer in all FIT profiles like their Ice equivalents or at least the option for custom orders without having to order an Ice Boot and then remove the holder and add an inline chasis.

If you need more volume in the boot you would probably be better going with a Mission skate or buying a FIT 3 Ice boot and removing the holder and adding the inline chasis of your choice.

This skate has everything a semi-compeitive player needs. It’s immediately comfortable, solid, and has great chasis, wheels, and bearings. I’m really impressed and hardly any break-in period at all. Meanwhile, my friend bought the Vapor X3.

5 and has all kinds of issues with blisters and his feet hurting. Make the upgrade, it will be worth it.

These skates are perfect for the beginners as they can be modified to tri wheel option and back to inline skates as per preference. Great quality product and looks. Worth every penny. Happy mother of a Happy daughter.

As stated previously. Nicely built, quality is very good but we belive that are a bit heavy and stiff. Stiffness maybe to protect kids ankle and keep them tight and firm. We loved the option to keed the last 2 wheels as pair and not in line, it really helps the kid to start skating.

That was an amazing thing.

Nice product, my 6 years kid using it from last 5 week. Excellent product quality wise. You can repair, wheel may be change, format may be change inline to roller format, 3 wheel format, four wheel format for which you require stability kit, may purchase for Decathlon.

My kid last two month enjoying skating simultaneously with quad roller as well as inline skating. First she learned in roller skate of cosco, but believe me quality difference shown in case of Decathlon product.

But remember one think, in rural area their services in terms of delivery is pathetic.