What is difference between quad skate and rink skate?
155188
both can be used at roller rinks, but rink skates tend to roll faster due to the thickness of the wheels.
111579
As an long time skater myself, we had the kids blades sharpened, as it is always the best course when using any skates for the first time. It is not necessary to do so, but the kids will skate smoother and easier. Your local rink or sporting goods store should be able to do it quickly and inexpensively. Best regards!
1767500
They are great. My 5 year old is a level 4 ice skater. She skates faster and further than her older brothers. I take her to the University to skate in the summer where the sidewalks are immaculate. Watch for rocks and wood chips. Universities are well maintained so I don't have to worry about that. There is no indoor rink here so I had to go outdoor wheels. Hope that helps. Cherrie
88447
I returned my Starglides and bought regular skates for my daughter. These are flimsy training skates. The "blade" is really a double blade "training wheel". My daughter caught on very quickly with regular blades and she now is a very good skater.
274890
They do have special goalie skates for roller hockey...look into those first, then decide if you think it's worth it to spend the extra cash on goalie design.
316398
When the website referred to "inside" and "outside", they were referring to the 4 wheels that are the "inside" edge of the skate, which don't light up, and the 4 wheels that are along the outside edge DO light up.
1716132
I think the planks are pretty much the same, and the difference is in the instruction booklets. The structures also come with some balls which can be used to run down ramps, etc.
167116
There are only 4 wheels in this pack. I ordered a quantity of 2 in order to get the 8 wheels required for both skates.
985414
Most all skates are a half size larger than shoes, infact at rinks most times you cannont get half sizes. For growing kids though as a rule of thumb I always get a half size larger, you can stuff the front of the shoe for a bit if you need to and get to use them a little longer. I would go ahead and get a size 2.
606747
no, as I recall there's only 4 per package...so 2 skates will mean you have to buy two packages
1094817
Not any difference at all. with this one you could add a curl station and a leg station attachment. Not sure if you could with the other.
1308233
I know of no differences. The look exactly a like and are the same dimension as the ones from Cubie. I bought two from Sunfounder and they both are running software from Cubie.org
897913
Both of my children have a pair of this brand of skates and neither one of them has ever taken them to the rink. They wear them inside the house sometimes but mostly outside on the sidewalks and street. Neighbor kids have worn them so they have gotten a lot of use for the past year! I imagine the wheels would be better if they were rink only but we didn't purchase them for that. We just wanted them to have a good skate and also had something to do OUTSIDE! :-)
267165
No, these are soft rubber wheels for indoor rinks only. Great skates but not for outside.
72999
The difference is the word "kit" .... the one you are questioning about comes as a kit of 2 sticks, all the numbers are the same so virtually they are the same, hope this helped.
72020
Yes, they are only supposed to have one stopper. Most inline skates come with the stopper on the right side but can be moved to the left side if you determine that it's easier to use with the other foot. Stopping with both feet at the same time requires a lot of skill. Most skaters learn to stop with one foot and not the other.
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No, there are no breaks on these. Typically skates meant for hockey or more intense roller blading do not have the break.