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

I used to inline skate a lot in the 90s and 2000s.....then I just stopped. I wanted to see if I could still inline skate, so I bought these Rollerblades. First off, I wear a size 14 running shoe so I was nervous these would be too small. These fit perfect....I mean like custom made for my foot! I took the brake off, never liked the heel brake, and went to an indoor skating rink. It took me about 15 minutes and I was good to go! I loved it! These Rollerblades are fantastic....fit amazing, comfortable, roll smooth and just all around perfect. If you wear a size 14 mens....you will be fine with these. *I actually ordered a few size 13 inline skates (various different ones) to try on....these fit the best and were just soooo comfortable.

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 :)

This item is for experienced skaters. The item is very durable - purchased it about 1 year ago and today they are just as new as the day purchased

its been 20 years since I went rollerblading, turns out, im still awesome in them! bang for the buck with this model. I can see myself sporting these for awhile, and im not getting any younger so im gonna ride these bad boys to the ground. it does feel a little loose around my ankles no matter how tight I make them, but chances are I just nteed to wear thicker socks or maybe im just at that age where I should be bracing my ankles. I totally forgot how uncomfortable rolling down a street can get, I recommend buy A89 wheels if you plan to do a lot of street bladding, the stock ones are fine to break in the blades, but investing in new bearing and wheels does make a difference in durability, also the A89 wheels are still very comfortable on streets and sidewalks.

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 :/

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!

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 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.

I’m not a pro skater, just bought these so I could roll around with the kids. I’m older and this is the hardest thing I’ve ever done. The skates are good though. No issues and just make sure to tighten those suckers up and wear pads. Seem sturdy and good quality to me.

Im a beginner and Zetrablade is a great beginner skate cause you dont have to break them in. Wheels are also softer so theyll have better traction, but its obvious they wont last as long as hard wheels. I wear a US womens 7.5 and decided to try a US mens 6. Unfortunately, as soon as I stand up, they pinch my toes. I cant wear the thick wool socks I own with these skates. Id definitely want this brand again, but would probably get a mens 7 next time.