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

I really can’t say their bad skate I think they are not good for over weight people I had rode roller blades since 2003 the first 5 minutes on this skate I almost broke my ankle and almost ripped my knee tissue at the same time I have it a chance in concrete and almost broke both of my ankles I took them off immediately it’s no support that’s why I say it might not be for people that’s over weight smoke skate though just not for me

I have been rollerblading since 1995. My last pair of rollerblades purchased in 2007(k2 Alexis, women’s 9.5). I put them on to go for my first skate of the year and the strap broke. After doing minimal research I bought Rollerblade Zetrablade. I ordered 8 male (10 womens) and my toes hit the end of the toe box. I usually wear women’s 9-9.5 and have a narrow foot. The soles of these are hard and have less padding than my 16yr old skates. Not sure how my experience is so different than everyone else’s :/

I gave this five stars because I cant give a highly educated review as Ive never worn other skates before. As a beginner I have had a five star experience over all. What I can talk about is my experience with them as a beginner. To start, I ordered them in my shoe size and they fit how experienced skaters say they should fit. I use to skate board so I know bearings. These ones arent great in regards to spin time,, but this is nice as a beginner. Having a set of more resistant bearings is helpful in controlling speed. The soft wheels are helpful for shock absorption. I skate in parking lots currently and my muscles arent use to the divits in the pavement yet. If you dont know about wheel hardness, soft wheels wear down faster but give more comfort and grip. Wheels are easy to swap out and bearings are easy to replace also. I needed budget skates that would still be safe to wear and learn on. Ive spent over 10 hours researching other blades and watching pros discus their preferred skates. These touch on a lot of the key needs they brought up. I have over 20 hours on these and rotated the wheels once. Once I have the money I know I will upgrade but I dont feel in a rush to do so. I am enjoying these skate and look forward to improving on them.

These are fantastic! Good balance, comfortable, and feel sturdy.

Well worth the money! Great purchase and my son loves them! Very high quality! Totally recommend! Five stars!

I love these. Before these, I had bought a $60, adjustable pair on Amazon. The difference between the too is night in day. These are much more comfortable and provide a lot greater sense of nimbleness and stability. 10/10 recommend.

My son loves them. He wears them all over campus (college) and says they are very comfortable and good quality for what he needs. He also likes the way they look. Simple. Masculine and they have the upper support he needs.

Too tight for my feet

I ordered a mens skate as I have wide feet and was hoping they would run wider than womens. Well... they dont. The balls of my feet were pinched so tight I couldnt feel my foot to balance and move in the skates. Dont buy these unless you have very narrow feet or like having numb balls... of your feet ;)

Overall I like these rollerblades, however I liked my old [early 1990s] Rollerblade Lightning rollerblades better... because they had more ankle support, were more comfortable, and the buckle worked much better. With these Zetrablade rollerblades I have to spend a long time trying to get the top buckle to push in the slot so I can tighten the top of the rollerblades tight around my leg for full support; I think the buckle is thinner plastic than on the Lightning model, and the buckle on the Zetrablade fits into the slot and goes behind the plastic of the outer boot, whereas on the Lightning rollerblades the bucket fits into the slot and stays on the outside of the boot plastic so you dont have to fight to push it through the slot; When you push the Zetrablade buckle through the slot, because the plastic is thinner it bends instead of goes into the slot. When I am finally able to get the top buckle tight enough then it hurts my leg because the padding isnt as comfortable as on my old Rollerblade Lightning rollerblades [those were really comfortable]. I also seemed to have more stability with my old Lightning rollerblades, something to do with the wheel size [the wheels are shorter on the Lightning model] and perhaps the wheels are in a different location on the Zetrablade rollerblades making them feel in the wrong position, not giving me as much stability as I had with the Lightning model. I wish theyd make the Lightning model again; Id buy those instead. Overall I am happy with the Zetrablade because they look nice and have a nice low price [as the Lightning model]. I took really good care of my Lightning rollerblades, they were almost new looking, but because I bought them in the early 1990s [over 25 years old] the plastic must have gotten brittle because when I tightened the upper buckle the boot plastic broke from the stress of the buckle pulling tight; I threw them away; I loved those Rollerblade Lightning rollerblades; I like the Zetrablades.