Inline Skates for Men Women, 3 Wheel Roller Skates Blades for Male Female, High Performance Fitness Inline Speed Racing Skates for Adult and Unisex

Hi everyone! I had previously written a review based on my experience last time and the seller reached out to me which was pretty cool. I was surprised when I was told in message that my review was read and decisions were made to improve on the wheels which is what I had issues with last time. My review was used to improve the skates and I was sent a pair of skates to try them out again, and I gotta admit that the skates are even more amazing now. The image I uploaded is to show the scale of my mens size 9 skates next to a standard American Sharpie permanent marker. What I like about these skates is how comfortable and padded they are. With other skates I get ankle pain after a short period of using them, but with these skates I do not suffer from ankle pain or foot pain at all. The latches hold my ankle and foot securely, and the shoe lace mechanism allows me to tie them as tight as I like to. The hard-boot is very comfortable/protective and the removable liner is a big plus for both comfort and cleanliness. You can literally adjust any part of the liner and boot tightness and have these skates fit perfectly on your feet/ankle. Also, I do not have to wear super thick socks with these for comfort, so basic cotton socks of regular thickness work great with these. With other skates, I have to wear thick socks or two pairs of socks to prevent pain, with these I do not and I really appreciate that. I see other reviewers saying that the latches don't hold and snap loose, but that's not the case with my experience. I can get these skates as tight as I need to and they stay like that my entire 2+ hour skate sessions. Also, I live in a hot and humid state here in the US and these skates keep my feet fresh compared to other skates I have worn which is a huge plus for me. The stock wheels and bearings on these skates are great and super smooth. As with any skates, later down the line when your wheels and bearings start to wear down and need replacement, these skates offer a solid platform beyond the life of the wheels and bearings. What I mean by this is that the super sturdy aluminum frame, comfortable liner, and sturdy boot can be continuously used as you replace the wheels and bearings throughout the life of the skates. A huge plus with the aluminum frame on these skates is that you can adjust the angle that the wheels/frame are pointing. You don't see this on any other skates at this price point and for anyone curious as to why this is a big deal, the reason for this being a great feature is that the skate frame/wheels can be adjusted to suit your personal preference on how your feet are naturally pointing. If your feet point inward or outward, you can adjust the frame to match that so that you have a more natural foot angle as you skate which in turn reduces pain and fatigue while skating. I've used/owned K2 and Rollerblade skates, and none of the ones I had had this feature and now I understand why I was experiencing pain when I ride those. Being able to adjust the angle of the wheels makes that pain go away, and for that I am super thankful that these skates offer that. These skates come with the skate tools needed to make those adjustments mentioned above and also to rotate your wheels. Wheel rotation is important with ANY and ALL skates, so having this tool given to you shows that the seller cares and knows about skating. You can find guides or instructions online on how to rotate wheels to make the process simple and easy to do. And finally, (yes my review is getting a little lengthy lol) the style and look of these skates are phenomenal. I really like the red and black color scheme that these skates have. They look amazing, and they catch the eyes of other skaters, bicyclists, skateboarders, joggers, and park goes every time I ride past them. So yes, I am super thankful that my review was used to improve these skates and I'm glad the seller reached out to me. I appreciate the thorough and amazing customer service, and I have finally found my new daily tri-wheel skates. Thank you!

I love these skates!! I live in an RV full time, and sometimes I park in shopping plaza parking lots, especially freshly paved one's, over night; and I can rip through the huge, open lots when it's dark and late out, and totally empty!! It is one of the best times ever, and especially on these bad boys! They fly, and the 110 mm 3WD experience is something that has to be experienced to feel how fun it is! They were extremely affordable for the value! I'm buying the same brand for my wife! They are so comfortable, and give that extra support. I'm 33, but have bad arthritis and joint pain, so it hurts so bad to try to jog. In these skates, I can tare up the pavement of a parking lot on the fast Abec-9 bearings, and speed around for 2 straight hours, and burn more calories than I used to back when I could run for the same amount of time!!! But, with none of the pain. I love the comfort, the machine washable boot, the style, the straps, wheels, etc... What more can I say? Actually, a lot!! These skates rock 🪨🪨 and roll 🥐🥐!! No matter what level you are, you can jam out to your favorite music 🎵🎶 in these skates, going fast! There's nothing like going fast!! Buy these!! I researched for almost 100 hours over a 7 day week, before locking onto these. Don't waste your time reading so many reviews reviews, that you miss out on skating!! I wish I had found them sooner!! So happy with my purchase!! Great product. Great company. 👍👍💯💯💯 Skate 🛼⛸️ on, my brothers and sisters!!

Quality Professional Skates my 17 yr old avid skater loves them

Great skates! They roll well on the road so you can go over bumps and small rocks and a tiny bit of sand and still be okay. Sizing is WEIRD, so -1 star for that alone. I bought 4 pairs trying to find the right size: mens 7.5, mens 8.5 x 2 pairs, and mens 9. I'm a US men's 9 in shoes. Both of the men's 8.5 pairs and the men's 9 were all three the **exact same size**, to the mm! They felt the same too. I tried them all on extensively. So, whether you buy an 8.5 or a 9 makes no difference--it's the same size inner cloth boot and same size plastic outer shell. The 7.5 was definitely smaller--felt like a US men's 8 or so. I could get my foot into it but it was too tight for me. The 8.5 and 9 feel about right for a US men's size 9. The inner cloth boot has a label sewn on which shoes **3 sizes**. That's confusing. I think it's because the inner boot can be used for any of those 3 sizes. So, **nowhere** on the skate does it actually say its real size! In the photos I've posted, I hand-wrote in pencil the size on the tag. That didn't come there. In my photos i have the skates lined up from left to right: size 7.5, 8.5, 9. Again, the size 8.5 and 9 are the **exact same size**. The 7.5 is smaller. I'm a US men's size 9 in shoes. The size 8.5 mens skate fit me perfectly. The skate size 9 was the exact same. The 7.5 was too tight but my foot could fit in it.

Ordered these Jeuwith skates as a quick replacement for my VNLA speed skates on which one of the ratchet straps broke. They quickly arrived the next day and out of the box, I lubed the bearings. They were comfortable and the boots didn’t really need a break in period. I think the inner boot insert allows for a half size variation. Took them out to feel how they ride and I felt I needed to adjust the plate more to the inside. The skates come with the tools you need to make any adjustments; a hex key and a T-hex key with longer reach. At one point, I felt I had them dialed in. I used a silver marker to mark where the ratchet straps were comfortable on my feet. The reason I ordered these quickly was because I was going to participate in the 24 Hour Rollers Race at LeMans Raceway in France as part of a leisure relay team. Once I went on the lap to familiarize myself with the asphalt course, it felt like I adjusted my plate too far inside. It only took a minute to make an adjustment, then I was ready for the race. After my second lap, my son was struggling with his skates and I suggested he try mine on his next lap. He was wearing a pair of roller hockey skates. He liked these better, so we arranged our race order so that there was someone between us in order to wear the same pair on our individual laps. Between us, we put in 32 laps on this 4km+ course. The 110mm wheels started showing wear mid race; not enough for us to rotate them, but noticeable. One of the wheels developed a noise from what sounded like grit in the ABEC9 bearings. Between laps, we still were fine tuning the placement of the plate on the boots and felt we had it at the end. After some investigating, I learned some companies do their own ABEC ratings. Not saying that this was done on these skates, but the bearings didn’t feel like ABEC9 bearings. The difference between companies could be arbitrary. I’m also wondering if the 85a durometer wheels were a little too soft for this asphalt course. Later in the race, started to notice some painful pressure on the inside of my left ankle bone. I tried adjusting the tongue of the left boot to relieve the pressure, but didn’t work. It was excruciating getting to the relay zone, but once I was rolling on the course, it seemed to go away. My son didn’t have this problem with these skates. In the end, I let him keep these skates in France. If I do this type of race again, I will start here again.

These skates are amazing! I was looking for an upgrade from my standard sized roller blades. This was definitely everything I was looking for and more! the wheels are great quality and the ride is incredibly smooth. The boot is sturdy and made out of heavy-duty material. Overall they are comfortable to ride in. They do get up to speed and maintain their speed very well. I can even do my tricks on these triskates. The blade is centered on the boot so your foot doesn't tip and your ankles wont be rubbed raw. The wheels are much bigger but they don't really cause me to be less stable while skating. As someone who skates almost every single day- I feel that these skates will be worth while and last me. Every penny that was paid was worth it. These are just as good as popular name-brand triskates but for half the price. I definitely recommend the purchase if you are looking for an upgrade.

Do not buy these skates! We bought a pair for my son but he waited to wear them. After wearing 3x, the ratchet latch broke. We ordered him another of the same pair and they broke after just 2 wearings! He’s sad and frustrated and we are too. We are past the return window so can’t get a refund. He likes these skates but they obviously aren’t well made so save your money! We had to cut one of them off his foot at the skating rink!

I’ve skated my whole life in one form or another but after being sidelined from hockey I decided to pick up a pair of inline skates to stay active until I can return to the ice. I typically wear a 10.5 men’s dress shoe or 11 in sneakers & have a slightly narrow foot. I bought the 10-11 skates. They’re slightly looser than I prefer but I’m used to wearing ice skates where your toe barely touches the front of the skates. I probably have .5” to 1” of space in the toe box. With such big wheels it takes effort to maneuver do the extra room is not good. The build quality was great for the price & feel like the design & hardware work nice. The only knock would be that the boot flexes more than I’d prefer but that’s to be expected for a plastic construction, especially at this price point. Now, let’s examine how the skates perform. The way the boot and frame flexes makes it a little harder to control at times but they’re still very manageable. I was surprised how fast I could get going with only a few strides. Growing up I had both low profile speed skates & regular recreational one’s; these are a great hybrid of the two. The big wheels help you get up to speed but also prevent tight turns. I haven’t quite got the hang of braking yet but put a lot of the blame to me being out of practice skating on concrete & the wheels being extra grippy since they’re new. The big wheels excelled on bumpy spots & rough patches of pavement. The long frame also requires a longer stride so you’ll need a path wider than your standard side walk. The skates were comfortable enough on my first attempt which included 30 minutes of skating. I wouldn’t recommend for a new skater, but highly recommend them for anyone looking to cover some distance and has decent experience skating. Others might want to pick a more standard frame/wheel configuration to start. I’m sure you could find better skates on the market, but it would be hard to at this price point (~$120). Enjoy!