Rollerblade Zetrablade Mens Adult Fitness Inline Skate, Black and Silver, Performance Inline Skates

I am 57 and picked these blades up to get some excercise other than running... I am a novice roller blader. They roll nice, fit well, comfortable. I am normally size 11-11.5 so I went with size 12 - good choice! Size 11 would have been too tight. The brake stop on right boot doesnt stop you very well. At best, it attempts to slow you down. You will need to learn how to slow/stop hockey style. Well see how the wheels hold up on durability. Thus far, quality blades for $100.

This skate is trash unless you are going to skate on perfect blacktop paths without a single crack or pebble in your way. The Wheels/bearing are awful with terrible roll and no shock absorption. Youll feel every rock and bump. Well Ill just get new wheels/bearings .... Okay well thats $80 on top of the purchase of these skates!!! So why not add that $80 or $100 and get a better skate!!! . Like I said, these are fine for a casual once a year roll around the local walking path or whatever.... But if you are looking to skate, I dunno, down a SIDEWALK... forget these. Absolutely no way. . The soft boot is a nice comfortable boot. I personally have found I like a firmer boot for better power transfer. . These are good for beginners but arent exactly beginner prices.... If you want a good pair of fitness, race or hockey inline skates.... do more research, find which ones are in line with your needs, and buy a quality skate. These are a cheap afterthought from RollerBlade. . Youll quickly outgrow them and either need to spend $80 on new/better wheels OR be like me and realize you need a better skate all together and pay a proper $250-300 on a skate that will last you a decade. . I bought these in 2019... its 2021(barely) and Ive used them twice due to the lack of comfort and impact absorption. . Since I dislike these so much, I should give a suggestion on what you SHOULD get.... Well, I found I like a solid, heavier boot, and like a fast roll so I am leaning towards a hockey inline skate. . Plus I have a few friends that play roller hockey so Im actually looking at the bauer RSX ($220) a solid boot with good rolling speed. MAYBE the bauer Vapor X2.7R but well see, tough to make a call on $350 skates from the internet. . Im no moneybags, but I do acknolwedge the fact that paying for a quality product will give quality results opposed to the barebones entry level option. That said, paying $1200 for recreational skating also isnt worth it. Find a balance for your needs and youll go far :)

My kids have been skating for a few months and made me wonder how cool would that be to try it myself. It is so much fun! Well, except the moments when I lose the balance )))) I love the skates - the size is right (I ordered slightly larger, to be on the safe side), very comfortable, skating is smooth. I wish it came with some skating skills included :)

I’m usually a size 7.5 in woman’s shoes, I ordered a 6 and it fits great. This is such a great pair of skates. They’re very study, very comfy, the break come on and off super easy, they tighten really nice, and they roll really smooth. They go pretty fast and I’m also learning some tricks. I’m still a beginner but I want to improve to intermediate and I think this pair of skates will help me get there.

It doesnt have a good clicking/ strapping mechanism as pervious models in the past. Not as good or high quality. Wasnt built to last. Wheels doesnt come in large sizes than 80mm, nor could you install a larger wheel. Comes with Allen key to rotate tires, but bolts are so cheap and rounded that a owner would strip out bolts on first tire rotation.

This will just be a initial review as I just got them and have done a few miles with them. Shipping was timely and they arrived as expected with no issues. First out of the box they were exactly as described and exactly what I expected. I just wanted cheap skates to see if I still enjoyed it because I hadnt skated in years and didnt want to just jump on a several hundred dollar pair. The sizing was a exact fit using my regular shoe size and they tightened up surprisingly well and held their tightness to my foot through the ride. Wheels and bearings seem perfectly fine and they are comfortable to wear. I just rode about two hours right after opening them. Fell once but not their fault lol. Overall they are exactly what I wanted them to be. A good intro skate nothing fancy. I will update this as I add miles to them.

This is my first pair of inlines. I’ve skated quads for years and decided to try something new. They’re fairly comfortable and the rollerblade sizing chart was right on. Measured my foot and they fit nicely. The bearings….. I’m not a fan. Sealed bearings that feel like they have sand in them. Very gritty. The wheels are what you’d expect on low cost skates- not horrible but not great either. Overall, I like them and skate them almost every day. Don’t think you’ll find anything better at this price point.

I cant tell the difference to size up or size down but Im usually a size 10 1/2 or 11. Got these in a 11 and was pretty good for most part. Caused a lot of under foot pain tho so I would only be able to skate for 3 minutes and then would have to take a break.

Wheels are aligned really nice unlike another pair I had tried. You can stand and move without feeling like your wheels are caving in. The wheels have a decent amount of sticky so they hold the floor well. Definitely recommended for sure.

I have used it some times. It is great. The thing I really love is the rear braking gadget can be taken offer easily. I dont really need that.