These beginner in-line skates are ideal for short distances (up to 10 km). They are designed for men and women. Comfortable boot with the level of support and glide that beginners need for discovering the joy of skating.
These beginner in-line skates are ideal for short distances (up to 10 km). They are designed for men and women. Comfortable boot with the level of support and glide that beginners need for discovering the joy of skating.
These beginner in-line skates are ideal for short distances (up to 10 km). They are designed for men and women. Comfortable boot with the level of support and glide that beginners need for discovering the joy of skating.
These beginner in-line skates are ideal for short distances (up to 10 km). They are designed for men and women. Comfortable boot with the level of support and glide that beginners need for discovering the joy of skating.
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I have been itching to try a new sport and to get me a pair of rollerblades and after some advise from the sports advisor in the store, i was recommended for this. My budget was $120 and since i am going to skate once in awhile or when i am free, this was the ideal one for me. It has a comfortable padding and a great padded sole that makes your point A to B with such a breeze! Oh and only i got the skates! With the budget i had, i managed to buy the protection kit and long socks as well! It's a great value for money to me, so i thought i'd share with you guys too!
originally posted on decathlon.in
My kids got some rollerblades and I got those to go with them. After using them 3 times in the park following them (not fast at all), the brake oad is completely worn off, starting to rub on the plastic holder.I contacted Decathlon, but since I bought the skates in a shop, I have to wait for he shop to re-open, which could be months due to Coronavirus lock down.I would expect Decathlon, as a company, to manage this without the shop being open. In the meantime, I can't use my rollerblades with my kids.
originally posted on decathlon.in
Bought these for my son who wanted to try rollerblading. Really impressed with stability build quality. Perfect for a beginner. Delivery was prompt and service great.
I have been itching to try a new sport and to get me a pair of rollerblades and after some advise from the sports advisor in the store, i was recommended for this. My budget was $120 and since i am going to skate once in awhile or when i am free, this was the ideal one for me. It has a comfortable padding and a great padded sole that makes your point A to B with such a breeze! Oh and only i got the skates! With the budget i had, i managed to buy the protection kit and long socks as well! It's a great value for money to me, so i thought i'd share with you guys too!
My kids got some rollerblades and I got those to go with them. After using them 3 times in the park following them (not fast at all), the brake oad is completely worn off, starting to rub on the plastic holder.I contacted Decathlon, but since I bought the skates in a shop, I have to wait for he shop to re-open, which could be months due to Coronavirus lock down.I would expect Decathlon, as a company, to manage this without the shop being open. In the meantime, I can't use my rollerblades with my kids.
Bought these for my son who wanted to try rollerblading. Really impressed with stability build quality. Perfect for a beginner. Delivery was prompt and service great.
I am a 27 yr old guy ,first time trying my hands in inline skates. I have no previous experiences with quads as well. Learnt from scratches in lockdown period from YouTube. The quality is upto mark and can withstand scratches and falls. The brake pads creates a mark where u fall....1 star less because the store in saltlake didn't allow me to wear and check the size before buying and they didn't have all sizes. Got a 9.5 but maybe 8.5 would have been better fit.
It's a good product for this price, does its job well, and best for beginners who have never tried skating in their life.A learner newly introduced to the skating world will easily learn balancing, rolling, turning, jumping, etc on this skates as it has ABEC5 which are bit slow I think.I think it's slow because I myself learned to skate through YT videos and was able to roll smooth and fast within few days after which I wanted to roll with more speed.It's wheels are designed for marbled surface(smooth surface which offers fast rolling) can also be used on road but will move slow and you will feel the need to upgrade the sakte to next model.So I suggest it's better to buy MF500 if you have a flexible budget or else this are also good if your budget is tight.
My son has outgrown his in-line skates and is still learning. This pair we got still serves him well as a training pair, and is performance-wise still good enough for him to use, if he gets more proficient. It is durable enough for the knocks and abuse from learning how to skate.The padding is sufficient and comfortable enough. For the price, I think it is worth it.
My husband has an inline skates that he bought more than 10y ago, price around RM1000. he loves it so much but the lock was broken few months ago. so he bought this FIT100 inline skates to replace his old skates. he's happy with it and say that its worth the money
Quite honestly the worst rollerblade I have used.Little to no support for the ankle, the front of the foot moves around so much.The only thing that sets these apart from the pro versions is the wheel base and bearings.Wouldn't recommend
Recommending to size up - unfortunately these look great but are uncomfortable and are running small. The boot is soft but doesn't hold the foot well making it go sideways. Returning - when it will become available again. Hugely dissapointed!
These skates are extremely light weight and very comfortable. Although, the plastic frames and 76mm wheels are limiting my speed, they are good for now since speeding may not be a good thing for beginners. Despite they fall in to the category of soft boots, actually the boot has very good protections to protected my toes for serveral bumps.After some times of training, I might want to buy a new pair of skates that allow me go faster. I hope that Decathlon will produce 90mm x 4 wheel skates with alumium frames.
