Collection: Beginner Inline Skates

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Heel Brake

All beginner skates have brakes installed at the right side. The brake helps you to slow down and prevents you from falling backwards.

Balanced Set Up

1/2 to 1/3 of the front and the last wheel must extend beyond the boot. This is to make it easier to balance.

Hard Boot Skates

For skaters who are totally new and never done any type of similar sport before.

Hard boot skates helps skaters balance better. They also protect the ankles and prevent skaters from supinating or pronating.

Soft Boot Skates

For skaters with experience in ski-ing, ice skating or any similar type sport.

Soft boot skates provide more comfort to skaters. They are also lighter.

80mm Wheel Size

The best wheel size for beginners with feet size 26.5cm and below is 80mm with 240-250mm frame length.

90mm Wheel Size

The best wheel size for beginners with feet size 26.5cm and above is 90mm with 265-275mm frame length.

72mm Wheel Size

The best wheel size for children beginners is 72mm.

Velcro Mid Strap

Velcro mid strap is quick and easy to keep your ankles firmly in place while skating.

Buckle Mid Strap

Buckle mid strap is the most effective way to keep your ankles firmly in place while skating.

Adjustable Boot

Most kids' skates have a button to adjust the size as the feet grow.

Plastic Frame

Plastic frame are lightweight. It also make the skates easier to control with lesser speed.

Metal Frame

Metal frames are stronger. They are recommended for skaters that weigh 70kg and above. Metal frames help to increase speed and they are more durable.

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