What is the difference between outdoor and indoor skates? The only real difference is the wheels. The outdoor skates have softer wheels. The softer wheels outdoors will help you grip better as well as go over the cracks in the sidewalk and small pebbles and
What are the difference between indoor and outdoor wheels? You will need a "softer" wheel for outdoor skating and a "harder" wheel for indoor skating. A softer wheel will give you a better roll on the non-smooth surfaces such as sidewalks and streets. A soft
What are the different parts of a roller skate? A Roller Skate is made up of a few different parts, all of which are important for the skate. Below are some simple definitions for some of the most popular parts of the roller skate and inline skate.
What does durometer mean on the wheel? Each wheel is assigned a number called a "durometer". The lower the durometer the softer the wheel. The higher the durometer the harder or firmer the wheel. When outdoor skating you should use a wheel
What skates are recommended for those with narrow feet? We have several great skates that are recommended for a narrow foot the Labeda -STS-Pro , and the Labeda Acco-Pro . Any one of our skates made by Labeda run narrow.
What are the smallest size and the biggest size skates you carry? Some of the smallest skates we carry are the Pacer Charger Skates they start off in a size 10J. Dominion Esprit starts in a size 8J. We also carry Zippy Starter Skate they are adjustable and come in 7
What type of skate should I purchase? Inline skates (all wheels in a row of the skate frame) are for individuals who like to do the following:
Inline Speed Skates (larger wheels with a longer frame)
Inline Recreational Skates (shorter
What is a typical inline wheel size and hardness? A typical inline wheel diameters are from 70-110 mm, with larger wheels enhancing speed and smaller wheels being designed more for maneuverability.
Softer wheels are good for outdoor use and provide
