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

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 :/

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 :)

I liked this product I bought it for my son and he can’t get out of them. For a long time they hurt his feet yes but it got better so would recommend for begging skating.

Roller skating has recently become a thing in our house.... (thanks Stranger Things). These are very comfortable and it wont take long for them to pay themselves off vs renting the nasty blades at the rink where I have NEVER seen them use the foot spray.......

Ive taken these around the beach, through parks, up streets, and I havent had any issues. You can feel the skate handling cracks and bumps pretty well. After a few months, Id say the wheels are past ready to be changed. They wear down pretty quickly. The boot is comfortable, but it took about a week for me to figure out how to really tighten it to my liking. The plastic ratchet-strap (I dont know what to call it) is unusual and takes some trial and error to tighten it to your comfort. I got the same size skate as my normal shoe size. At first, the skate felt really tight on the toes, but after breaking it in I have no complaints. If anything, it might even be too loose around the width of my foot. Sometimes I have to stop skating and tilt my feet inward just to reposition my feet inside the boot. If you have wider feet, I think this skate will fit really well. Im already in the market for a step up from this skate, but Im glad I started here. For the price, its definitely worth the investment to see if you enjoy inline.

These are a great pair of Rollerblades, I had a pair roughly 20+ years ago and they lasted forever (with the obvious wear and tear and exchanging the old wheels with new ones). Would highly recommend this brand for any beginner. I unfortunately had to return the first pair i just bought due to buying the wrong size (felt a little tight when i put them on, then i realized a size too small 10, required an 11). Regardless of my mistake, I would buy again anytime!

These provide sufficient support and fit well. The skates are top notch.....my skating after not trying in 30 years, not so much.

These could not have been better. The rollerblades themselves are awesome. Great design, super comfortable and they cruise. Took me a minute to get back into it but these are no joke. Peter Glenn was also an amazing company to deal with. They sent earlier than expected and even put a thank you note with a discount on my next purchase. Well, when my other rollerblades got backordered I decided to cancel and use said coupon to go ahead and order a different pair. They called me directly after I ordered through their website to verify I made the purchase. Literally had me do an account authorization. Like...dang. I like that kind of security and customer service. Couldnt be happier.

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

I am relatively new to roller blading. I used to go as a kid but it has been years since I have been on skates. These are way more comfortable than I thought they would be. The stock wheels are 82A, so they are a little bit on the soft side. However, the softness worked out perfectly for me because I dont want to go too fast yet. Once I get a little better, I will probably switch to 84A wheels. The stock wheels may wear down relatively fast, but the skates themselves are extremely worth it to buy due to the comfort and sleek look. If you buy these just consider that you might need to replace the wheels within a couple months if you skate regularly.