ROCES Men's Pic Tif Outdoor Breathable Fitness Comfort 4 80mm Wheels Racing Inline Skates with Memory Buckle, Easy Entry Boots, Glass Fiber Reinforced Shell & Aluminum Frame

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These work well, are comfortable, but not great if you're looking for more ankle support.

A little tall but worth the buy. One or 1/2 size up.

I was an advanced aggressive inline skater in my 20's. 20 years later, I was looking for a comfy and fresh pair of inline skates I could use while teaching my kid to skate. These mostly fit the bill, but would not recommend them to their intended target (beginner skaters).If you are a beginner, and don't want to spend too much, look for rigid boots (meaning, the whole boot is made of plastic), they offer much more support to your ankles helping you gain develop better form.Also look for skates that don't have much space between wheels and boot sole, with gives you lower mass center and better stability.If you are already a good skater, and want something cheap and soft to play with, these are just fine, but I suspect spending a bit more, you could find something less worm.Following is a more detailed review.These are nothing like other (admittedly more expensive) Roces models, and are similar to most cheap, made-in-China (I.E., they are made in China), soft-boot inline skates.The ankle is quite flexy and doesn't offer lots of support.The boot is relatively comfortable, as any soft-boot, but it's also quite warm. In fact, the air grills in the front are just for show; they don't actually allow any air inside.I have narrow feet, and they are true to size for me, but I suspect someone with larger feet would have to size up. The sole is quite stiff, which is easily fixable, adding a thin sport insole.The frame is made of aluminum. Pros: more durable, more responsive. Cons: heavier, transmits more vibrations from road's roughness.The shape of the frame puts almost one inch between the boot and the top of the wheels. Pros: you can lean more on turns and slides before scraping the boot. Cons: less stability.The bearings are just average, not the slowest, but definitely not particularly fast (But they are ABEC-5! you will say. Well, the ABEC index is meaningless for skates, and these are clearly cheap bearings).The wheels are soft (to be expected since they are rated 82A). Pros: good grip, better shock absorption. Cons: won't last long. Sort of con: they will quickly develop a "chisel" profile if you pronate while skating, which is bad since it makes you pronate even more, but it's also good because it will make you notice you pronate and push you to learn better form.

Very unstable skates your ankle is not supported at all and he flexes back and fourth while you are attempt to skate. Very comfortable just not practical to skate with. No Support on your ankles.

Llegó antes del tiempo estimado y los patines son exactamente como en la foto. Totalmente recomendado 💯

Not well made. The Chassis flexes and bends as your skating. Very dangerous would not buy. Returned mine and so far being charged an 80% restocking fee. No restocking fee listed on the page. Would go else where to get skates.

Have tried different brandsRoces is always the best. Comfortable, reliable, good design