BTFL Pro Roller Skates Women, Kids & Men -Suede Boot- Indoor, Outside, Rink, & Rhythmic Roller Skating. Black, Blue, Gray, Green, Pink, White

For the price, these are an absolute steal. These can be a jam or a newbie aggressive skate. The plate felt sturdy enough that I wasn’t worried about doing low level jumps. You’ll of course need to change out the wheels, the cushions, the bearings, and the laces though! I also added an insole. They are comfy right out of the gate and provide light ankle support. I would not suggest this boot for someone that likes stiff ankle support. The boots give you a nice range of motion for a high top skate. The outdoor wheels were a huge plus. They’re not spectacular but they’re definitely usable outdoor wheels! Very soft. Remember to loosen the nuts or you won’t be rolling at all lol SIZING: The sizing chart didn’t quite work for me. I normally wear a 9 1/2 in street shoe. I’m about 250mm. I first purchased the nine which felt like I had way too much room. I returned for the eight which crammed my toes and was super uncomfortable. I decided to re-purchase the nine, utilize a cushy insole, and where thick socks. I think the only downside to the skate is the sizing. There is a lot of room left at the tip because of how narrow the toebox is. The nine still isn’t quite perfect but it’s better than losing a toenail in the eight.

These skates are GORGEOUS. The boot is very soft in the ankle which isn’t an issue for me but could be for people who need more support. I have a bigger problem, and ironically it’s that after a test ride I’m positive I need a bigger size but bc they’re not in unworn condition I don’t think i I can return them. Hopefully I can stretch them a bit. Also, the model I received is a bit different than what appears if you go directly to their website. Their newer models are outfitted with a rock nylon plate, which is fine. The plates on the skates I received are very “bouncy” and as a heavier skater I’ll probably upgrade them. I got these while waiting on my back ordered Lollies and I’m a little disappointed. Order cautiously and go a full size bigger since these are more women’s sized and EU equivalent. You can always add an insole and socks.

While doing a research for my first skates ,I fell in love with the color combination of these skates and got stuck with them in mind already. After reading many reviews and even tho there are more known brands out there I took a risk and ordered them. Im so happy with my decision. They look awesome! I havent started skating, dont know the quality yet. Only problem was for size 6 skates, the wheels dont turn smoothly. I assume they can be fixed. (My USA shoe size is 6.5 UE is 37 and 9.3 . First ordered 7. They were big. I ordered 6 and they fit like a glove. )

Comfortable, great for beginners, sturdy, and super cute. So happy I bought these.

My BTFL skates came today and Im in love. BTFL did that! AMAZING! I’m a true 11. I went up to a size 12 and it was Perfect for me. Way better than them Impala skates that I return.

These are the most beautiful skates Ive ever bought. They are true to size from the measurements they provide. They are also insanely comfortable on all sides

I was happy that the skates came in larger sizes (I wear a womens 13), but the color choices were limited to the tan and black. Luckily, a $8 bottle of leather dye , some new laces, and a toe protector made these into the cute skates I was looking for! I definitely recommend buying some better bearings and loosening the trucks to actually make some headway as a beginner skater (without unnecessary struggling) . These are the biggest bang for your buck!

Disclaimer: I’m a novice skater. Also, I’ve been skating in my BTFLs for less than a week. These Skates go above and beyond for the price point. This boot is super soft, comfortable and flexible. It’s seems comparable to the Moxi Lolly boot as far as fit and quality. I can’t speak on durability yet. As a person with long legs and poor squatting ability, flexibility in the ankle means being able to bend the legs easily AND keep the torso in an upright position rather than heavily leaning forward. It’s feels safer to me. If you’re feeling unstable, you can always tighten the trucks. Or if you want maximum stability to land jumps or you prefer the skatepark I think a stiff boot is generally recommended. I replaced the plate, trucks and bearings before trying so I can’t speak on those. But the wheels are very decent gummy/outdoor wheels good for cruising and very pretty. The laces are great and I love the large heel tabs that make these so easy to carry. More skates should have them! Cons: You’ll probably need to replace the insoles. They’re paper thin and hard but that’s a very affordable fix. These skates don’t come with a tool which you do need to at least loosen the wheels a little. All in all, these skates are seriously a steal. I can’t afford the price of Moxi Lolly’s or the guilt of real suede Hahahaha UPDATE: Two years later of mostly park skating These skates are still in pretty good shape for all they’ve been through. I will definitely be purchasing the same pair once mine finally give out. The boot is still EXTREMELY comfortable. If you want ankle mobility, these are a dream. The right toe has broken open a little but that’s what happens when you don’t wear toe guards, especially at the skate park. My laces also broke. Not from normal wear or poor quality, but from repeatedly sliding down concrete transitions.

My first pair of skates and I was able to learn new tricks easy with these on.

You need to have your balance tight with these. They are more flexible than the impala’s I purchased. Impalas are great for beginners but not very comfortable