Moxi Skates - Rainbow Rider - Fun and Fashionable Womens Roller Skates

Very hard to get used to. Have to be worn in since they are made with very thick material. Well made on the other hand. But also very heavy. Found it hard to skate and balance in them. Hopefully I get used to them because they are a beautiful skate and no cheaply made.

Awesome skates

I waited till they were $109 (same price as Moxi site), measured a ton of times to make sure I was getting the right size. Ive been wearing 8/8.5/9 in somethings and was concerned I would get the wrong size. I ultimately went with the size 8 and its a perfect fit! They are so cute and they even came a day early!

The design will make you smile! Glad I got protective gear to go along with it but they didnt have skates like this when I was a kid! Cant wait to use them... The laces are super cute but long and it does take a long time to lace them up and get them on and the polyurethane is very stiff and I hope it will loosen up a bit, but its probably great for beginners as the ankle support is great!

So cute! Great for beginners. After reading reviews I went ahead and bought my regular shoe size 9 anyway. I wear thick socks and wish the skate had 1/2 sizes. My foot doesn’t slip around, but I think just a little less room would help. Idk if a whole size smaller would’ve been better as I wanted to get out there to skate and not return them. I ditched the wheels first thing. The wheels were fine, but I wanted light up wheels. The bearings had to go as well. Even though I loosen the wheel nuts as far as they could go, I still felt as though I couldn’t get enough speed. I also bought longer laces so the boot could be looser, but that might just be me. Took me a few months to break them in as I only go once a week, so they feel a lot better now versus the stiff out of the box feel.

These are the cutest! Gotten so many compliments! The are a bit stiff at first but they are great! Highly recommend!!!

These skates are gorgeous, but a heads up - the boot is hard! I have somewhat wide feet and bought these because the reviews said it has a wider toe bed, which it does, but the boot has no give. I imagine if I would have given them more time, I could have broken them in but I didnt want to go through the pain. I am returning these and am going to try the Moxi Panther Skates alternatively. On a positive note, the Rainbow Riders have nice sticky wheels which would have been nice for long outdoor skate sessions or even an indoor rink.

These skates were great for a month. The wheels were smooth and the cushion on the back of the ankle was great for a beginner who didn’t even own skate socks yet. They’re also really comfortable. I could wear them for hours mo problems. I wore them to the rink and skated for over 2 hours. Feet were fantastic….walking like a normal person is another story. I also immediately bought a 2nd pair of wheels better suited for outside that were a bit wider and softer. I also bought those wheels their own bearings. That helped when I ventured outside. Unfortunately, after 3 weeks the wheels started to grip the ground so tough I couldn’t turn. At all. I would just stop. Nothing had changed from the week before. There wasn’t any squeaking or anything wrong with the bearings, nothing too tight, etc. I cleaned all the gear and cleaned my floor twice and still they would grip the ground so strong turning or transitioning became impossible. In a month, you shouldn’t have to change, clean, or oil anything (especially since I had a complete separate set of bearings and wheels for outside). I ended up returning them for the Lollies. Might as well when a a good toe stop costs $20 so you’re basically already there. The only downside is I ADORE THIS DESIGN. They’re so cute. I would have stayed in them but I’m a bit sour having to purchase new wheels for skates I’ve only used in for 3 weeks.

Be sure to review the size guide. Mine were a perfect fit. Comfortable and super cute. Rolls well on concrete, asphalt…and my living room.

I havent skated in over 20 years. Wanted to pick it back up and bought these since they are a cheaper beginner skate. My first go in my garage, I went straight to the floor. They were too slick for the concrete. I havent used them since, Im going to buy I purchased another $60 pair that I can at least use indoors to regain my balance, then Ill try these outdoors.