Beg. Inter. - designed to help progression and to learn basics
Recreation - comfortable and stiff for newer skaters
Leisurely - new skaters or kids cruising at slower speeds
Low - little to no breathability, good for leisurely skating
If you're looking for a solid pair of comfortable skates then the 5th Element Panther XT Inline Skates are the ones for you. Priced just right with a ton of features to provide you with stellar performance, there's just nothing like these awesome skates at this price point. It boasts a subtle yet cool style and the comforts to match. An Aluminum Chassis is great for power transfer so you won't get fatigued as early and the Soft Boot will keep your feet in good shape. The 82mm wheels will provide some ample speed without the effort and the 82A durometer is perfect for indoor and outdoor skating. Lock yourself in with the laces, strap and buckle and have all the support and stability you need. ABEC 7 Bearings offer precision and speed with each stride. Excellent for the first timers and beginners so you can learn the basics of inline skating at a price that is very wallet-friendly, the 5th Element Panther XT Inline Skates boasts tons of value without compromising fun. Please note the weight limit for these skates is 190 lbs.
Premium Aluminum Chassis - Offers great power transfer reducing fatigue, allowing you to spend more time out on your skates.
Comfortable Soft Boot Construction - Keeps you on your feet longer, the soft boot construction with traditional laces provides a lightweight feel as you roll
Wheel Size and Set Up - 82mm wheels provide enough speed without exerting too much effort, and the 82A durometer allows you to skate both indoors and out.
Stability and Support - Lock in with traditional laces, a buckle and hook and loop strap for three times the ankle support and foot stability that you need.
Can Accommodate Most Skaters - The 5th Element Panther XT Inline Skates have a weight limit of 190 lb.
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Great skate for an excellent price. It is comfortable, and the skating is a real pleasure.
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Good quality.
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Good riding and smooth. I would suggest going a half size or next size up unless you really like a snug fit.cant wait to put some mileage on these skates.
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These are really nice and there fun to ride and thay roll good and have good comfort you will love these
A: 5th Element has only rated these skates to 190lbs, now that doesn't mean that anyone over that weight is going to pancake the skate right out the box but there are likely going to be some performance degradation and some possible heightened wear. I am also a heftier skater and would highly recommend a Rollerblade or K2 model over or around $200 - this is where the frames are going to offer more stability and the boots will offer more support.
Answered : Nov 25, 2020
By : Chris, United States
Q: My teenage son wants inline skates for using at our local skating rink as well as a smooth parking lot. Are these skates great for beginners as well as for these surfaces? Are these soft or hard boots? Should a beginner use soft or hard boots?
A: Yep, these skates are great for everything you mentioned and they have a soft, comfortable and supportive boot that is perfect for all skill levels. If your son is looking to do more freestyle skating and grinding at the skate park, you may want to look at an Urban inline skate. These a built a little differently and are specifically for doing tricks and such.
Answered : Oct 26, 2020
By : Beezy, MI
Q: Is there ANY way to install a brakes on this model? They are useless for my daughter without brakes... :(
A: If you are not satisfied with the initial fit or sizing they can be returned minus the cost of shipping. For full returns information please type Returns into the search bar.
Answered : Jul 16, 2019
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: Are the sizes listed based on women's?? (US for me)
Asked : Jun 17, 2018
By : Ava, Colorado Springs, CO
A: This specific skate (the Panther) is a men's skate and is sized in men's sizing. There is women's specific models in the 5th Element line, the 5th Element Lynx and the 5th Element Stella, which are sized in women's shoe sizes.
Answered : Jun 18, 2018
By : Chris, United States
Q: Can these inline skates skate on rough/bumpy roads?
A: The 82mm wheel is sufficient for most spotty concrete or asphalt but is best off on smoother surfaces. The larger wheeled skates 90mm, 100mm, etc will glide over imperfections in the skating surface a bit easier.
Answered : Mar 26, 2018
By : Chris, United States
Q: I wear a size 11 in shoes will I choose the same size in rollerblades?
A: Yes, most all inline skates including this model can be taken in the same size as your standard shoe size. Some higher end models can be sized down for a more performance fit but most all fitness and recreational skates can be sized same as shoe.
A: Brake can be removed but you would need to replace the long axle with a shorter one which is not provided. You could order one by calling customer service. Typically skaters using a beginner to intermediate skate do not remove the brake.
Answered : Nov 28, 2017
By : Chris, United States
Q: i usually skate on a rough asphalt surface, which damaged the bearings within a couple of uses. what grade bearing would be best suited for my needs?
Asked : May 13, 2017
By : trinilife, trinidad and tobago
A: Rough surfaces shouldn't really damage the bearings but may damage wheels if the surface is really poor. Water is really the most detrimental thing to stay away from. The majority of all bearings are sealed nowadays, we offer great bearings from K2 and Rollerblade which are fairly inexpensive. For moderate speed a SG5, ABEC 5, ILQ 5 will work great, for more smoothness and speed move up to the SG7, ABEC 7 or ILQ 7. The SG, ILG, and ABEC names are just names, the bearing rating #'s are what you want to look for, the higher the number the more precise the bearings.
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