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5th Element ST-110 Urban Inline Skates
$149.99
(25% Off MSRP)
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$149.99
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Intermediate - better materials to aid in progression
Urban - built for the city and zipping around busy sidewalks
Fast - faster speed skaters who like a good workout
Low - little to no breathability, good for leisurely skating
The 5th Element ST-110 Urban Inline Skates are made for zipping around city streets with speed and stability. These smooth-rollers are versatile enough for freeskating in any of your favorite skate spots, from sidewalks to trails and beyond. The High Impact Aluminum Frame is lightweight and durable, perfect for those who skate strong and fast. ABEC 7 Bearings keep vibrations to a minimum while increasing the roll speed of your skates. The 3-wheel design and shorter frame length of the ST-110 skates have better control and cornering than your average 110mm fitness skate. With a boot that offers ample support and comfort to your foot and a closure system that is easy and secure, the 5th Element ST-110 Urban Inline Skates will have you ready to hit the city streets with confidence and composure.
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good for the price.
September 20, 2021
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these skates are smooth and definitely oriented towards the intermediate skater. if you don't know how to stop/slowdown these could be dangerous. For me the reason why i give it a 4/5 is because the materials used to lace up your foot could...Read More
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I decided to get back into rollerblading and found my old pair of K2s super unsatisfying and frustrating to use to I decided to try a hard boot and different wheel size.
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December 23, 2020
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My size 9's fit like a 10 so I'd recommend sizing down. Threw some 125mm wheels and some spray paint on these things and they are a blast. They're light and pretty durable, a great "urban" boot. The soles are narrow on the bottom of the boo...Read More
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Q: Can this skates be used on gravel roads? Off roading?
Asked : Oct 18, 2021
By : Richard, Chanhassen
By : Richard, Chanhassen
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A: No, these skates are meant for smooth surface skating.
Answered : Oct 18, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: they currently don't make 110 mm 5th Element wheels what would you personally put on these skates?
Asked : Sep 20, 2021
By : Roberto, london
By : Roberto, london
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A: The K2 Bolt wheels would be a great choice. Durable and has more rebound than the stock 5th element wheels.
Answered : Sep 21, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: What's the smallest wheel you can put on these skates
Asked : Sep 09, 2021
By : Roberto, london
By : Roberto, london
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A: There is no brake so there is no risk of the brake rubbing meaning you could go fairly small. It would seem if you went any smaller than the 90mm size it would be fairly detrimental to the performance as the smaller wheels would be more spaced out than the larger wheels meaning you'd change the turning radius of the skate greatly.
Answered : Sep 10, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: So, let's just say that I am a beginner. I've only worn skates about 10 times, and I've only actually rode them about 6 times and also, I need some training. Since these skates are intermediate, do you believe that they would take more effort to learn in exchange for better training? Also, my main goal is to learn how to do downhill runs. That is a thing to keep in mind.
Asked : Sep 08, 2021
By : Setaoc, New Orleans, Louisiana
By : Setaoc, New Orleans, Louisiana
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A: I don't recommend this skate for a beginner. The large wheels and no brake are not going to be ideal for learning how to skate. A beginner oriented skate like the K2 Kinetic 80 or Rollerblade Zetrablade series would be great examples. Standard 4x80mm wheels and a brake make these great for beginners. You can grow with those models as well to an extent but they are skates you buy to replace later once you get more confident in skating.
Answered : Sep 09, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Does anyone make soft wheels that are the size and type of wheel a inline skate would have. I probably would use these a lot for a skating rink because they feel more natural for me.
Asked : Aug 27, 2021
By : Adam, Georgia
By : Adam, Georgia
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A: Yes, there are wheels available in this size for indoor skating. Most I've seen are considered race wheels just due to the size, they would work fine for any style of indoor skating but are going to be slightly more expensive.
Answered : Aug 30, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Can I treat the plastic portion of the boot with a heat gun for a more customized fit?
Asked : Aug 08, 2021
By : Max, Canton, Mi
By : Max, Canton, Mi
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A: This skate does not support heat customization.
Answered : Aug 09, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Is there a weight limit?
Asked : Jul 27, 2021
By : Adam, Lansing
By : Adam, Lansing
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Q: Just got this today and notice there is not brake. What brake can I purchase for these skates please! Thanks
Asked : Jul 23, 2021
By : Tiff, Florida
By : Tiff, Florida
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A: Currently there is no brake available for this model skate.
Answered : Aug 04, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Was wondering if 100 mm wheels will fit on these skates? Also if so, will the bearings fit the new wheels?
Asked : Apr 16, 2021
By : Tommy, Mineola
By : Tommy, Mineola
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A: Max is 110 but that doesn't mean you can't go down a bit and 100mm would work fine. Bearings are all standard nowadays so you will have no issue with them fitting.
Answered : Apr 16, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: I was looking to buy these skates, and was wondering how the stability on these skates are.
Asked : Apr 08, 2021
By : LimaLima , Helsinki, Finland
By : LimaLima , Helsinki, Finland
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A: It is a hard plastic boot so the stability is pretty great. I started skating on the 3WD design last year and that does take a second to get used to but if you're a seasoned skater you'll be fine. At first it feels a little loose since I was personally used to 4 90mm wheels but once I got used to the shorter frame it reminded me of a roller hockey skate with the ability to really carve a turn but the larger wheels allow for more top speed.
Answered : Apr 14, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Can this take 125mm wheels? Person in reviews said he flopped some spray paint on these and 125mm and was good to go. How's that possible when 110mm is max wheel size?
Asked : Apr 03, 2021
By : Nate, NJ
By : Nate, NJ
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A: I think they might be selling stories or something because these definitely have a max of 110. The frame would not allow the 125 mm wheel
Answered : Apr 05, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Are these returnable if I've used them?
Asked : Mar 17, 2021
By : Bailey, Vero Beach
By : Bailey, Vero Beach
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A: We do not allow refunds on used merchandise. Please search "returns" in the top site search bar for more information. For more information you can also contact customer service via email.
Answered : Mar 18, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Can you add a brake support to these? Seems pretty dangerous if one can't add a brake.
Asked : Mar 05, 2021
By : NewBlades, US
By : NewBlades, US
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A: Unfortunately, no. A break can not be added to these skates. They are a mid to advanced-level skate, built for long-distance and speed.
Answered : Mar 12, 2021
By : Brooke, MI
By : Brooke, MI
Q: To loosen the strap you actually push the black piece down lol I tried pinching them together fir hours with no luck ! Lol but great pair of skates I'm very pleased !
Asked : Mar 03, 2021
By : Lamond, Georgia
By : Lamond, Georgia
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A: Thanks Lamond for the update! It's been a minute since I have played around with this model.
Answered : Mar 04, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Thanks just received these beautiful skates. Why are they so hard to loosen bottom strap though ? I've tried everything and they will not loosen .
Asked : Mar 02, 2021
By : Lamond, Georgia
By : Lamond, Georgia
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A: For that strap you must take the outer black piece and pinch it in towards the center to release the strap. This strap will loosen up over time and is very tight in the beginning.
Answered : Mar 03, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
