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5th Element ST-80 Urban Inline Skates
$109.99
(27% Off MSRP)
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Leisurely - new skaters or kids cruising at slower speeds
Low - little to no breathability, good for leisurely skating
Made to be quick and maneuverable with the 5th Element ST-80 Urban Inline Skates. You will be able to snake through obstacles on the streets and through the park. The 80mm wheels with an 84A durometer add to the perfection of these skates in an urban setting. If your playground is the concrete jungle then these skates were made for you. These skates feature a rockered frame which has two wheels lying flat which gives the ST-80 better cornering ability which will make it easier to turn and maneuver. The 5th Element ST-80 skates are quick and comfortable and are a great skate for navigating the concrete jungle.
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December 08, 2019
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Great skates for anyone who’s a begginer, intermidiate, possibly a little advanced. I’ve skated through the streets of Philly with these, there is hardly ever a smooth surface these skates really get the job done. Great for skating thro...Read More
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Great bang for the buck!.
May 22, 2018
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I bought these for my 14yr old son who used them for some inline hockey, urban skating and eventually skate park tricks. He now has aggressive skates but if he wanted a pair of urban skates again, you can't beat these for the price! The w...Read More
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January 30, 2018
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Fit is good comfort ok might just be me and need some break in time otherwise can’t go wrong!! And shipped fast
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Q: Would I have to buy two smaller wheels to make these rockerd? What size should i get?
Asked : Nov 16, 2020
By : Zeke , Shelton
By : Zeke , Shelton
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A: That would be the only way to rocker these as the frames are not rockerable. Ideally you'd probably want a 78mm mixed with the 80mm but 78mm isn't a super common wheel size.
Answered : Nov 17, 2020
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: I need a size wide 11 or 12 wondering if you have this
Asked : Oct 29, 2020
By : Skater, West park Florida
By : Skater, West park Florida
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A: Any sizes available would be listed above. Unfortunately, skates don't normally come in a wide version. This is a hard shell as well so there isn't much wiggle room there. We might suggest trying a Soft Boot skate, they allow for more room.
Answered : Nov 02, 2020
By : Kaity, MI
By : Kaity, MI
Q: if womens shoe size is 9.5 what size should i get since these are mens
Asked : Oct 27, 2020
By : devra, poway
By : devra, poway
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A: If you're looking to purchase a men's size, you'd want to go down one whole size from your regular shoe size. If you're a 9.5, you'd go with the 8.5 in men!
Answered : Nov 02, 2020
By : Kaity, MI
By : Kaity, MI
Q: I have two questions: I weigh 185lbs will I be okay to skate these? Also someone said that theses are rockered are they? When I looked at the specs it said all the wheels are 80mm.
Asked : Oct 06, 2020
By : Juicy, Lexington
By : Juicy, Lexington
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A: Your weight is fine. The frame is rockered, there is no way to not rocker it as it is how the frame is setup. All the wheels are 80mm.
Answered : Oct 06, 2020
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: I'm 210 Lbs. will this skate hold up and not break
Asked : Oct 05, 2020
By : Q, LA
By : Q, LA
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A: You would likely be OK but you may be better off going with a higher end model. The weight isn't going to make the skate unusable but could deteriorate some of the performance.
Answered : Oct 06, 2020
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Please someone tell me that it is possible to install a brake or do some improvisation in that matter! I bought this skates for my daughter, she simply can't get used to skates without brake, so her st-80 lays useless in the basement. Any improvement in that, since I read that back in 2018 there was no option for brakes on this model. I would really appreciate help. Thanks.
Asked : Jul 07, 2020
By : Boris, Europe
By : Boris, Europe
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A: There is no brake apparatus for this skate at this time and likely will not be produced. You could attempt different systems from other brands but would have to be a frankenstein setup which for brakes is not the best. I would recommend purchasing a different skate that comes with the brake.
Answered : Jul 07, 2020
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: What's the weight limit for these skates?
Asked : Aug 27, 2019
By : Frankieboy215, Jacksonville, Florida
By : Frankieboy215, Jacksonville, Florida
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A: The manufacturer doesn't currently state weight limits for their skates but I'd recommend 200 lbs or less for this model. Over 200 lbs it would be best to purchase a slightly higher end model like the Rollerblade Maxxum as the frame will be a bit more supportive.
Answered : Aug 29, 2019
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: How do you loosen the bottom strap on the skate?I'm pulling the lever but it's only making it tighter. Please help.
Asked : Jul 01, 2019
By : BT, Philadelphia
By : BT, Philadelphia
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A: You will need to pinch and push down on the two black pieces that extend outside the chrome piece on the end of the ratchet strap. This will release the strap.
Answered : Jul 02, 2019
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: What kind of frames can you put on this if you were to replace to a 3 wheel or a flat set up? I thought possible UFS but it looks like the heel sits higher that the toe and while UFS are flat, I can't find much on the mount itself for this skate.
Asked : Apr 24, 2019
By : DJAcidice, Fort Collins, CO
By : DJAcidice, Fort Collins, CO
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A: 165mm but not UFS. I would think it would be possible to make it adapt to a UFS but would have to try it, but I've frankensteined skates in weirder ways. There currently is not an adapter available for UFS installation.
Answered : Apr 25, 2019
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: So someone on a review mentioned changing the center 2 wheels to 76mm will convert the rockered set up to flat, is that true?
Asked : Apr 24, 2019
By : DJAcidice, Fort Collins, CO
By : DJAcidice, Fort Collins, CO
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A: I don't believe this will work as the rocker is not as drastic as the 4mm change in wheel size. The only way to really remove the rocker would be to change the frame.
Answered : Apr 25, 2019
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
