The Macroblade 80 Fitness Inline Skate (071006001A1) is designed for men and ideal for casual skaters looking for an enhanced entry-level skate of higher quality. The secure boot structure, padded liner and an upgraded engineered mesh provide sock-like comfort and lateral support. An aluminum frame improves performance by adding more power transfer and durability. 80mm Performance wheels with SG5 bearings benefit speed as skills advance, upgradable to higher-performance supreme or hydrogen wheels with skater proficiency; brake is standard. Macroblade is an exceptional value for a novice skater.
The Macroblade 80 Fitness Inline Skate (071006001A1) is designed for men and ideal for casual skaters looking for an enhanced entry-level skate of higher quality. The secure boot structure, padded liner and an upgraded engineered mesh provide sock-like comfort and lateral support. An aluminum frame improves performance by adding more power transfer and durability. 80mm Performance wheels with SG5 bearings benefit speed as skills advance, upgradable to higher-performance supreme or hydrogen wheels with skater proficiency; brake is standard. Macroblade is an exceptional value for a novice skater.
The Macroblade 80 Fitness Inline Skate (071006001A1) is designed for men and ideal for casual skaters looking for an enhanced entry-level skate of higher quality. The secure boot structure, padded liner and an upgraded engineered mesh provide sock-like comfort and lateral support. An aluminum frame improves performance by adding more power transfer and durability. 80mm Performance wheels with SG5 bearings benefit speed as skills advance, upgradable to higher-performance supreme or hydrogen wheels with skater proficiency; brake is standard. Macroblade is an exceptional value for a novice skater.
The Macroblade 80 Fitness Inline Skate (071006001A1) is designed for men and ideal for casual skaters looking for an enhanced entry-level skate of higher quality. The secure boot structure, padded liner and an upgraded engineered mesh provide sock-like comfort and lateral support. An aluminum frame improves performance by adding more power transfer and durability. 80mm Performance wheels with SG5 bearings benefit speed as skills advance, upgradable to higher-performance supreme or hydrogen wheels with skater proficiency; brake is standard. Macroblade is an exceptional value for a novice skater.
Last updated at 03/21/2026 16:14:53
Rollerblade Macroblade 80 Mens Inline Skate 21 US10.5
Free delivery between Wed – Fri
originally posted on peterglenn.com
My feet measured 273mm which seemed to suggest maybe the 9.5, but they were too small and my toes hit the end. Switched to size 10 and they fit much better. Due to seasonal smoke in the area I don't have a lot of miles on them yet (only about 5 so far) but these skates seem comfortable and reasonably fast. I chose the 90s because I wanted larger wheels, but I didn't want to get into triskates, I wanted something better for small bumps than my old Rollerblade CoolBlades (from 1994/95?) with worn out 76mm wheels, and these are a noticable improvement. The pull-string laces and velcro overlap in a weird way at the ankle (you have to tighten the pull string first), and there is an elastic loop on the skate tongue you can stuff the string into so it isn't flopping ... MoreMy feet measured 273mm which seemed to suggest maybe the 9.5, but they were too small and my toes hit the end. Switched to size 10 and they fit much better. Due to seasonal smoke in the area I don't have a lot of miles on them yet (only about 5 so far) but these skates seem comfortable and reasonably fast. I chose the 90s because I wanted larger wheels, but I didn't want to get into triskates, I wanted something better for small bumps than my old Rollerblade CoolBlades (from 1994/95?) with worn out 76mm wheels, and these are a noticable improvement. The pull-string laces and velcro overlap in a weird way at the ankle (you have to tighten the pull string first), and there is an elastic loop on the skate tongue you can stuff the string into so it isn't flopping around. Time will tell if the velcro ankle strap is a good idea or not.
originally posted on dickssportinggoods.com
Choose this pair because of the fit and comfort compared to other skates when trying on in orland park il store. So far so good. However, they are fast. Very, fast. i was nervous going on good pavemented hills with these- still am. If speed is your thing these are for you. According to my runtastic app the fastest i went down a hill was 18mph i know it doesnt sound like much but mind you- i wasn trying. i came to a full stop and even tried stopping going side to side to slow down praying theres no street down the hill lol. Overall great skates had em about 2 weeks now. Fun workout. Worth the splurge. And oh these are mens apperently.... Im female just picked my normal size 7.5 but u know 7. Only complaint is the freakin speed my gawd im not even trying and im ... MoreChoose this pair because of the fit and comfort compared to other skates when trying on in orland park il store. So far so good. However, they are fast. Very, fast. i was nervous going on good pavemented hills with these- still am. If speed is your thing these are for you. According to my runtastic app the fastest i went down a hill was 18mph i know it doesnt sound like much but mind you- i wasn trying. i came to a full stop and even tried stopping going side to side to slow down praying theres no street down the hill lol. Overall great skates had em about 2 weeks now. Fun workout. Worth the splurge. And oh these are mens apperently.... Im female just picked my normal size 7.5 but u know 7. Only complaint is the freakin speed my gawd im not even trying and im rolling for ten minutes- only workout i get is uphill lol.
originally posted on peterglenn.com
Bought these to replace ancient, excellent Rollerblade EVO 07 skates as the left upper cuff finally separated from the lower shell. I am 60 years old and skate about 1,500 miles a year (our city has miles and miles of 8-foot wide concrete bike paths.) The Macroblade skates seem like they will work out well for me. Because I prefer 85A over the stock 82A on concrete, I transferred my old wheels to the new frames, which are aluminum, not molded plastic like the old skates. They claim the metal frame offers better "power transfer." While I am still breaking these in, I think I can feel what they mean: I do think I am skating a bit faster but no timings yet during break-in. They fit and ride differently than the old skates. Better leverage if you lean forward a bit more ... MoreBought these to replace ancient, excellent Rollerblade EVO 07 skates as the left upper cuff finally separated from the lower shell. I am 60 years old and skate about 1,500 miles a year (our city has miles and miles of 8-foot wide concrete bike paths.) The Macroblade skates seem like they will work out well for me. Because I prefer 85A over the stock 82A on concrete, I transferred my old wheels to the new frames, which are aluminum, not molded plastic like the old skates. They claim the metal frame offers better "power transfer." While I am still breaking these in, I think I can feel what they mean: I do think I am skating a bit faster but no timings yet during break-in. They fit and ride differently than the old skates. Better leverage if you lean forward a bit more than I was used to. The old skates were US size 9 men's and the new ones are the same, good fit. However, whereas the tighter the better with the old skates, I got foot pain just above my left arch almost immediately with the new skates. I had them cinched way down, and I had to loosen them up a lot. And I mean a lot. The solution was to barely put any tension on the laces at all, and keep the Velcro strap very loose so the foot can articulate. Upper ratchet is set very loose, too, but the skates are stable; seems these shells rotate much more in motion than the older ones, and require more play. Today was my second day on the new skates and my feet were OK after 40 mins, a little pain in my right foot but I think that's just due to break-in. My full route is just over an hour so I will continue to work up to that as I break these in gradually.
| Wheels | RB performance 80mm 82a |
| Bearings | SG5 |
| Brake | fitted on the right skate |
| Closure | Buckle on the cuff with a velcro mid strap |
Rollerblade Macroblade 80 Mens Inline Skate 21 US10.5
Free delivery between Wed – Fri
My feet measured 273mm which seemed to suggest maybe the 9.5, but they were too small and my toes hit the end. Switched to size 10 and they fit much better. Due to seasonal smoke in the area I don't have a lot of miles on them yet (only about 5 so far) but these skates seem comfortable and reasonably fast. I chose the 90s because I wanted larger wheels, but I didn't want to get into triskates, I wanted something better for small bumps than my old Rollerblade CoolBlades (from 1994/95?) with worn out 76mm wheels, and these are a noticable improvement. The pull-string laces and velcro overlap in a weird way at the ankle (you have to tighten the pull string first), and there is an elastic loop on the skate tongue you can stuff the string into so it isn't flopping ... MoreMy feet measured 273mm which seemed to suggest maybe the 9.5, but they were too small and my toes hit the end. Switched to size 10 and they fit much better. Due to seasonal smoke in the area I don't have a lot of miles on them yet (only about 5 so far) but these skates seem comfortable and reasonably fast. I chose the 90s because I wanted larger wheels, but I didn't want to get into triskates, I wanted something better for small bumps than my old Rollerblade CoolBlades (from 1994/95?) with worn out 76mm wheels, and these are a noticable improvement. The pull-string laces and velcro overlap in a weird way at the ankle (you have to tighten the pull string first), and there is an elastic loop on the skate tongue you can stuff the string into so it isn't flopping around. Time will tell if the velcro ankle strap is a good idea or not.
Choose this pair because of the fit and comfort compared to other skates when trying on in orland park il store. So far so good. However, they are fast. Very, fast. i was nervous going on good pavemented hills with these- still am. If speed is your thing these are for you. According to my runtastic app the fastest i went down a hill was 18mph i know it doesnt sound like much but mind you- i wasn trying. i came to a full stop and even tried stopping going side to side to slow down praying theres no street down the hill lol. Overall great skates had em about 2 weeks now. Fun workout. Worth the splurge. And oh these are mens apperently.... Im female just picked my normal size 7.5 but u know 7. Only complaint is the freakin speed my gawd im not even trying and im ... MoreChoose this pair because of the fit and comfort compared to other skates when trying on in orland park il store. So far so good. However, they are fast. Very, fast. i was nervous going on good pavemented hills with these- still am. If speed is your thing these are for you. According to my runtastic app the fastest i went down a hill was 18mph i know it doesnt sound like much but mind you- i wasn trying. i came to a full stop and even tried stopping going side to side to slow down praying theres no street down the hill lol. Overall great skates had em about 2 weeks now. Fun workout. Worth the splurge. And oh these are mens apperently.... Im female just picked my normal size 7.5 but u know 7. Only complaint is the freakin speed my gawd im not even trying and im rolling for ten minutes- only workout i get is uphill lol.
Bought these to replace ancient, excellent Rollerblade EVO 07 skates as the left upper cuff finally separated from the lower shell. I am 60 years old and skate about 1,500 miles a year (our city has miles and miles of 8-foot wide concrete bike paths.) The Macroblade skates seem like they will work out well for me. Because I prefer 85A over the stock 82A on concrete, I transferred my old wheels to the new frames, which are aluminum, not molded plastic like the old skates. They claim the metal frame offers better "power transfer." While I am still breaking these in, I think I can feel what they mean: I do think I am skating a bit faster but no timings yet during break-in. They fit and ride differently than the old skates. Better leverage if you lean forward a bit more ... MoreBought these to replace ancient, excellent Rollerblade EVO 07 skates as the left upper cuff finally separated from the lower shell. I am 60 years old and skate about 1,500 miles a year (our city has miles and miles of 8-foot wide concrete bike paths.) The Macroblade skates seem like they will work out well for me. Because I prefer 85A over the stock 82A on concrete, I transferred my old wheels to the new frames, which are aluminum, not molded plastic like the old skates. They claim the metal frame offers better "power transfer." While I am still breaking these in, I think I can feel what they mean: I do think I am skating a bit faster but no timings yet during break-in. They fit and ride differently than the old skates. Better leverage if you lean forward a bit more than I was used to. The old skates were US size 9 men's and the new ones are the same, good fit. However, whereas the tighter the better with the old skates, I got foot pain just above my left arch almost immediately with the new skates. I had them cinched way down, and I had to loosen them up a lot. And I mean a lot. The solution was to barely put any tension on the laces at all, and keep the Velcro strap very loose so the foot can articulate. Upper ratchet is set very loose, too, but the skates are stable; seems these shells rotate much more in motion than the older ones, and require more play. Today was my second day on the new skates and my feet were OK after 40 mins, a little pain in my right foot but I think that's just due to break-in. My full route is just over an hour so I will continue to work up to that as I break these in gradually.
I bought them after looking at reviews (written and YouTube). I'm sure they are great skates, but as soon as I put them on, they were digging into my calves. They are quite large, so I probably should have just waited until the stores opened so I could have tried them on. I am happy to say that Dick's has extended their return policy, so maybe I'll be able to exchange them for something more appropriate for me. Something with a lower support, like roller skates. They are thin and low (around the ankles). I have no problem with those.
Happy with these, the women's version doesn't have larger sizes. i usually i wear a 10 in asics sneakers and the men's 9 for this skate fits well. ive been using outside on a playground, i haven't tested it on a sidewalk with pits. but it spins well on relatively clean cement and its comfortable..i haven't skated more than an hour at a time. happy with the quality as a recreational user spending time with the kids. since rollerblade isn't producing the skates at all for larger women it would be helpful if they included sizing info in the "men's model" for those of us who don't meet the dainty foot expectations this company holds us to.
So it's January in the Great Plains, so I haven't had a good day yet to use them outside of my hardwood floors. But they definitely feel good and seem well-constructed, as expected. My daughter has taken-up Rollerblading and I was going to skate with her, until my early 90's Cool Blades plastic housing busted. I think I got my life out of them! Looking forward to getting out with these. Oh, and I ordered my shoe size, which is snug but seems right, with the amount of space called for between the tips of my toes and the end of the insert. The measurement chart I've seen (in cm) was off, suggesting a size smaller. Glad I stuck with my shoe size.
I am an experienced skater. This product does not give enough support as the re is too much fabric. The foot shell does not have enough for to hold the foot in place therefore preventing a strong push off and stride. Because of the instability, it is dangerous for turns and other moves. Very challenging on the rougher pavements. The original rollerblade made years ago was perfect. What happened? Wouldn't buy this again.
Was looking for this particular set of Rollerblades in my size. Couldn’t find my size anywhere but this site had them. Placed my order and it was delivered in 3 days. Honestly very happy. Would definitely use this site again.
Super comfortable skates, yet provide adequate support. I'm a size 10 1/2 and ordered size 11, and they fit just fine. I've skated with them twice on asphalt and there is no sign of excessive wear on the wheels. However, will rotate wheels at first sign of wear.
Do not listen to most of the reviews on this site. 90% of people don't have any clue what they are talking about, and the rest give low ratings because Dick's messed up the delivery. Not even related to the skate. Not only is this one of the best skates out there for the price, it's an awesome skate for someone coming into skating for the first time, or coming back after years of not skating anymore. If you use a size measuring chart (do not ever buy a skate based on shoe size, just go find a measuring chart and save yourself the headache) these skates will fit snug and comfortably. I will say, I didn't use stock bearings, I always buy bones bearings for my skates and skateboards. Just great bang for your buck. The wheels on these skates are not too bad, they'll do ... MoreDo not listen to most of the reviews on this site. 90% of people don't have any clue what they are talking about, and the rest give low ratings because Dick's messed up the delivery. Not even related to the skate. Not only is this one of the best skates out there for the price, it's an awesome skate for someone coming into skating for the first time, or coming back after years of not skating anymore. If you use a size measuring chart (do not ever buy a skate based on shoe size, just go find a measuring chart and save yourself the headache) these skates will fit snug and comfortably. I will say, I didn't use stock bearings, I always buy bones bearings for my skates and skateboards. Just great bang for your buck. The wheels on these skates are not too bad, they'll do the job for now but I do plan to replace them eventually. Overall, I am liking them so far. I highly advise checking out some reviews or guides on YouTube before buying a pair of skates. You'll get the best information you need in order to make a decision.
| Wheels | RB performance 80mm 82a |
| Bearings | SG5 |
| Brake | fitted on the right skate |
| Closure | Buckle on the cuff with a velcro mid strap |
