CHICAGO Bullet Speed Roller Skate for Men, 62mm Urethane Wheels, ABEC-1 Bearings, Lace-Up Vinyl Boot, Black – Indoor/Outdoor Racing Skates

Easy rolling, great looking

Ordered a Size 1 for my son who wears a youth 12 or 13 and they are way too small! Because of this, I'm extremely annoyed that I'm responsible for return shipping! I'm going to try to fight that. These fit like a Size youth 11!! And they also have a very harsh odor..

The skates were really good they have good grip I went to the best Skateland they were bada bing bada boom they were Absolutely fabulous I am wearing the now and practice

I'm a very experienced skater and my skates are very very expensive, so I'm not writing this review for my 6 year old son who wears a size 1. They fit a little smaller than expected, but are very good skates for younger skaters, plenty solid enough for him and his weight. Enough so that when he grows out of theses I'll buy the next side up, maybe even size 3 too. I have had to adjust them, the wheels are too bound up, the trucks are tightened all the way down, I could see both of those things as problems for someone that buys them. I would not buy these as an adult though, the trucks are thinner than I would want, the strength for an adults weight is suspect, great for children though.Edit: These are definitely not ready to jump in and skate, and they are definitely a good buy for children and definitely would steer clear as an adult skate. I looked closer at the skates and realized they use a spacer between the bearings, not only is is unnecessary but it also helps the bearings not roll properly. For some reason the only picture I have of those is while it's still in the wheel, sorry. It's clear that the wheels were not made with that particular spacer in mind because when you remove them the bearings fit all the way in, something they don't do if you don't remove that spacer. The nuts are tightened so far down that a few of the bearing dust shields are bent, one is so bent that impedes the ability for the bearing to be smooth.So the wheels and toe stops suck, the boot and plate are fine (for children,) the bearings are fine if they didn't crank down on them from the factory, and you remove the spacer, and the tool that came with the skates wouldn't work on the nuts of the skates (so I had to use my own socket set.) For 40 dollars I'm supremely satisfied, skates are expensive and these manage to not be because they need work out of the box.

My seven year old liked the black pair. I got an amazing price on these and they look Great!!! I'll update once she gets into them at the rink.

I ordered 2 pairs of these for my twins in size 1 (blue laces) and size 2 (red laces). Out of the box I was excited for them. I laces them with each child's favorite color laces (72" were recommended, WAY too long). I knew the bearings weren't going to be fantastic, but figured at at least they had an ABEC rating, and my kids are pretty much beginners.If you look at the pics the skates are set up "right foot" in one pic then "wrong foot" in the other. The wheels are HORRIBLY misaligned. Almost like the trucks were twisted and the axles were tilted in the "right foot" pictures. Then the "wrong foot" pictures speak for themselves. All these photos were taken on a level surface with no weight put on the skates.The blue lace pair came with all 8 nuts so cranked down that I couldn't get them to budge even with the tools I use on my good skates. I was afraid the bearings were going to be crushed, thankfully I think the washer/spacer they put on them saved them, only one bearing (in pic) had damage. The red laces pair were easily removed.While skating, the blue pair (unknown to us, till I noticed from a distance) lost a toe stop, they were tight when we left. We thankfully found the stop, did not find the bolt.Overall, for cheap skates, they're not awful, but I absolutely would not buy them unless you are ready for adjustments. Eventually we will be replacing the wheels and bearings to better, less slick wheels and a nicer bearing setup (especially since when they move to their next skates, the wheels and bearings can move with them). We will also be replacing the stops on both skates to prevent anymore mishaps.My kids had fun, and didn't get hurt, and that's what matters, just really consider how much work you're willing to put into the skates out of the box. I'm fortunate to have a friend who is very very good with skates and willing to help me with the adjustments. They still need further adjustment, but we're usable.

Mine broke in 3 weeks and the whole back fell off and I hurt my self DONT BUY TRUST ME

Excelentes patines, pero me gustaría saber si puedo comprar los zapatos por separado de éste modelo de patines