Skate Men's Kinetic 78 Inline Skates

These rollerblades are the coolest on the market in my opinion. I haven't rollerbladed in a while and when I went rollerblading for 8 miles I got tired fast and my feet started to hurt a lot in these, but I can't say its the blades' fault, probably just not meant to rollerblade that long. So can't really speak for the comfort of these, but I used to roller blade at an indoor rink every week for about 3 hours and didn't get my feet tired like this. It feels just as tiring as ice skates. Also these are kind of out of style at least in the New England area so blading in a crowded area might make you feel inferior but again its not the blades' fault! But if you're looking to blade with style, look no further.

Last pair I owned was 20+ years ago and it is amazing how far these have come. These ride very smooth and roll great. Yes there is effort involved, but rolling resistance seems very low on these. I've ridden these every other night since I bought them and can't be happier. For a <$100 skate, these greatly exceeded my expectations and I'd buy them again (looking at buying pairs for my kids now).

It's so hard to find black inline skates since the sport isn't as popular, but I'm so happy I found these. For the price and the style, these are great. Comfortable, but they are definitely starter skates as the stock wheels seems pretty average. Size-wise, I'm usually a women's 8 or 8.5 and these leave just enough space for wiggle room. I would recommend these for anyone who wants to skate leisurely.

These skates are well built and the stock bearings you get are not bad at all. If you were ever a skater growing up and want to get back into skating then I highly recommend these skates. They feel great so you won't be regretting your purchase of having to upgrade. They work great for indoor or outdoor skating.10/10 would skate on these.

I am a first time skater and these seem to be of good quality. I have size 10.5 feet, occasionally I buy an 11. I got size 11 based on all of the size recommendations I saw in the reviews. When I put them on, I noticed that they were very snug, which I thought was appropriate when you have wheels strapped to your feet and have ankles to worry about, but after riding 3-4 times for an hour each time, I concluded that they were in fact way too small and were squeezing my toes. I wore the thinnest socks I had and still had feet going numb and toes smashed up against the inside of the shoe. I am now thinking of getting an 11.5 or a 12. Also, people talk about how light they are. What? Maybe other inline skates are like bricks or something, but I never felt that "light" was an adjective you could use to describe these. Heavy and tiring, but fun. Lastly, the blade position seems to make me need to go knock-kneed or put more weight on the inside of my feet to balance and move well. I can't necessarily blame the shoe for that--maybe my bones are out of alignment--but it is definitely something that really affects my ride.

Okay I love these rollerblades. I'm a girl and I got a small boy size and they fit extremely comfortable they give nice flex so you don't feel like you are wearing casts. I use those pretty much every single weekend. They roll smooth and you deff get what you're paying for.

Do not buy them, the "technology" they use to lace is weak and it breaks and you will need to wait like two months to get a new kit. I got mune and now broke again. The dial wheel broke the plastic in the boot where is attached, now I am with them to see if they will receive the entire boot back.

they are difficult to move in... very restricting to "curve" like movement lol