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

It was durable, smooth ride, very comfortable and was able to use it indoors & outdoors .

Im a size 10 in womens in US measurements. I first bought a pair measuring in 26 cm ( my measurements I took following instructions) which came in a size 8 in mens but did not fit. So I went up two sizes in mens to a size 10 mens and it was a perfect fit! So Dont feel discouraged! There has to be a pair that fits! Just make sure to go up 2 sizes honestly.

I purchased these skates because I was just getting into skating and didnt want to spend a lot of money in case I didnt like the sport. The skates are a very good value and quality. They are a little uncomfortable but that may just be my feet, and I cant compare them to other skates since this is my first pair. I skate 12 miles two to three times per week. At the end of 12 miles Im ready to get my feet out of them. I skate on a smooth asphalt trail. The wheels are ready to replace after about 100 miles. I purchased harder compound wheels (80mm, 85A durometer) and high end Oust MOC 9 AIRRR bearings but havent installed them yet. The bearings alone cost almost as much as the skates. Im hoping to bet more speed and durability out of the new wheels and bearings.

Fit is great. Super comfortable. Stock wheels/bearings are horrible - zero roll consistency. Changed out the wheels immediately to the Amazon Best Seller WHEELCOME Inline Skate wheels and its like a whole new set of skates.

I live (RB) RollerBlade skates because they’re wide. Perfect for my feet. I have a pair of hard shell skates that’s comfortable and give you a lot of ankle support for jumps and grinds but they’re heavy. These soft shell skate are fantastic! They’re comfortable and great for wide feet. They do support the ankle for casual skating. Not for jumping because it doesn’t have shock absorbers in the heel area. The wheels are fantastic for beginners because they’re soft wheels at 82A. To make this skate more advanced switch out the bearings and wheels. Don’t listen to the people with bad reviews but this affordable skate if you’re just using it for casual skating meaning no jumps or tricks. Yes wheels wear down if you use them to stop. If they do buy more wheels.

These are oft boots so I know balance will develop with time. Skating is not like riding a bike, but these seem to be perfect for getting into the swing of things. I tied them and latched them tightly without feeling pinched and my first time back out was great. I will update if anything worsens.

My dog pulls me around the neighborhood, and these let him get up to a pretty good speed. Ive been using them for about 6 months and so far they are holding up great! Ive ridden in the rain even, and the bearings somehow managed to not rust and get all nasty like my skateboard, so that was a pleasant surprise. For the price, these are excellent entry level rollerblades!

The complaints about the top buckle is right though, the hing is made of hard plastic which really feels like itd definitely wear down since you need to tighten around your ankle tightly. It even came off while I was riding the skates once. Besides that, it’s pretty standard of a skate. My foot is 26cm long and I got a size 8 to be safe. The shoe is true to size but its a soft shoe so it’d definitely stretch after a few uses, and mines has gotten too big. Ill recommend contacting the company on your exact measures to pick out what size works for you.

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 :/

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.