can we use these skates on roads as wheels are made of plastic?
1428701
Yes, but of course road conditions will make the wheels deteriorate faster and the skate is bumpier than rubber wheels.
1428702
Hello! I think you can,as long as the road will not be TOO hot ,your child will be ok. Also,be careful with level 3,it's really slippery! I hope this will be helpful to know.
1428703
Not likely. We have only allowed our daughter on the sidewalk but our street is textured and these skates may do ok as they are made well but for a child learning to skate they would not be very sturdy for them in a street. Hope this helps:-)
1949443
I think they will because the tires are a rubbery plastic. It will be hard to push on that type of surface it's hard on smooth pavement. The little tykes or fisher price, mot sure of name brand, all plastic car with push handle would work much better. Hope that helps.
90640
The only difference really is supposed to be the material the wheels are made of. Now, they don't say what they are made of, but most outdoor skates are urethane wheels, and they do fine on any surface, they are tougher is all. Wipe them off before going in the rink so any gravel, etc doesn't scratch the rink floor!
1047179
I don't think so. They are nice. It may be a bit hard to slide because these wheels have strong grip. Think they are perfect though!
938225
I don't know about roller rinks, but my grandson uses his skates on concrete, blacktop, and brick walkways.
552648
The wheels are a hard urethane. I haven't used it on asphalt but I would imagine it would be fine as long as the asphalt wasn't in bad shape.
166024
Yes, the skates can be worn outside. They are fun for kids with having the light up feature but the lights eventually stop working. Overall still a nice buy.
179244
Absolutely! My kids both used these skates. They are well made and can be used indoors or outdoors!
328468
No. rear wheels are skateboard wheels and truck. Pavement is what this is meant for.
11411
You can use the wheels on these skates outdoors on smooth asphalt or concrete however, once they are used outdoors, most skating rinks do not allow them to be used on the wood flooring afterwards.
289267
They can be, I would not recommend this brand. They are a cheaper skate. Spend the extra money and buy something like better
267164
the wheels are silicon based so outdoor wear should not be a problem. just remeber that gravel and stones will embedded in the wheel so be sure to clean off. also be sure and wipe off the boot if it gets wet.. my daughter used her's in the driveway(concrete) and garage..
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! :-)
781399
They are rubber around a hard metal metal where the bearings are. There are not the cheap plastic wheels you see on cheap kids' skates.
641171
I have always had the wheels on the sidewalk. I suppose you could put them on the grassy side but would be not as smooth of a surface.
432153
Not well. Wheels are plastic with no grip. Sidewalk and inside the house work great.
552647
I think they are hard plastic. I used it on my concrete driveway, but if you have any cracks in your asphalt you would want one with larger wheels.