Bladerunner by Rollerblade Advantage Pro XT Men's Adult Fitness Inline Skate

I picked up rollerblading again after 20 years of not skating. Some may say this is not a good idea to get back on the wheels in my 40’s but I was never good a following directions anyway. I love these skates because I am a large human at 6’2 270 and a size 13 shoe. I bought the size 12 and that is perfect. They fit great and look awesome. They send an Allen wrench but no shorter bolt for when you want to remove the break. I just took it to my local skate shop to get the bolt but I wish Rollerblade would have sent one. All good, I still recommend these skates for all levels.

I loved these skates! I hadn’t skates in over 20 years and once I put these on it all came back naturally! I ordered these and some less expensive adjustable ones. The adjustable ones did not fit vary comfortable, They were very narrow. I have wide feet and they fit well. I weigh 260lbs and use a size 9 1/2 in men’s and ordered a size 9 and they were a big snug but still usable and very stable. They fit my husband well so he is keeping those and I will be Ordering my self a pair in size 10. The $100 plus spent on these skates are well worth it! I would recommend these to any adult wanting to take up skating.

I bought these because I hadn't skated since I was 11 years old, and now that I'm in my 20s, I wanted to start skating again after being recommended a video of someone skating. I was instantly hooked! I had (somehow) forgotten entirely about how much fun I had with skating when I was a kid because I live in a town where absolutely nobody does it, and I decided to pick up a pair of skates. After I did some research and tried on some (not these types) at a store, I decided to browse online and find a nice pair for beginners. I grabbed these skates based upon the reviews and just bought them instantly without a second thought, I was going to skate again! When these arrived, I quickly took them out of the (massive) box that they came in and took them down to a place that had a flat and smooth surface. These things will GLIDE effortlessly when they're on properly paved roads / concrete, but you WILL feel the intense bumps (if you ride slowly) while going across poorly paved roads. The change is immediate between the two types of surfaces, and getting up to speed isn't that much of a challenge either. Balancing on these isn't that hard either, but I'm not as experienced as I once was, and so I am currently in the process of getting back to where I used to be. When I originally started back out using these, the stopper on the right foot initially got in the way as I wasn't used to it, but that quickly went away once I had more practice. It's relatively simple to remove the stopper, but the back wheel may be a little loose when you try to reattach the wheel w/o the stopper. Overall, these are perfect for learning upon, and I will definitely be buying some tri-skates as those seem quite enticing and I feel like (after more practice) I will prefer tri-skates instead of the regular in-line skates. Buy these if you're browsing around and are curious as to what to get as a beginner, or if you are rusty and want to get back into the swing of things. I highly recommend them, and have never had any issues with them so far! I thought that the gravel would've eaten the wheels after a few days of skating on it, but nope! They're still as good as new.

If you already concluded you like inline skating, and it's time to get your first not-a-toy pair of skates, If you want to skate with no pressure, enjoy the court and enjoy the streets, this is the perfect choice for you. Although they look like a bare minimum, these skates perform pretty well, I do mostly street skating and weight 250 lbs, and these guys put up to the test, the wheel size (80mm) is the standard, it does it all well, it's good for rink it's good for street. They are tougher than they look they resist falls pretty well. They look pretty cool too, people notice in them and from time to time they ask about them. You can also get a decent speed from them, however you may need to change the bearings. Why aren't they 5 stars, well, the frame is plastic. It's very resistent and taking in count my weight and the places where I take them, they have resisted decently, however I'll never try to jump on them. Also the original wheels are very soft, they lasted about two rides on the street, so you might need to purchase them with a set of wheels right away. I recommend these for asphalt.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01GOEJGOG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 They rule. If you want to inquire into the world of inline, this is a very nice choice. They have a special place in my heart.

Has great stability and comfort. Since it's not made out of plastic for the most part it fits really snug and you can skate for hours without having to worry about blisters as the material is really soft yet firm. However I would not really reccomend it for beginners as it still shofts a little underneath you, its really miniscule but its enough to throw your balance off if your not used to it. I really reccomend getting yourself a pair if you skate often enough as the comfort is just absolutely amazing.

I believe I have used these six or seven times. They are good fit, and are sturdy. The color also looks nice. Because I only use them sporadically, I haven’t gotten good at it, but I think these are great for learning, and may be good enough for an experienced rollerblader too.

Muy buenos

The good: - The boot is totally strechy material which feels great on the feet - Feels like it's quality made, more than one would expect for the price - Gets the job done. I skated in these for probably 30 hours before i moved on and they work well. The bad: - Almost total lack of support. Makes it very hard to skate properly and not pronate your feet. Specially bad for beginner (like myself) trying to learn to skate correctly. - The wheels are made of cheese. Already after the first session there were chunks missing and they looked like they had been used for ages. You will def have to buy new wheels for these. The outcome: Because I'm a beginner and need the support I have ditched these skates and bought the Rollerblade RB Cruisers, which is their entry level hard boot skate. I love the support i get from those but breaking them in has been painful. My advice would be to skip these and go for hardboot skates instead.