5th Element ST-80 Urban Inline Skates 2018
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Intermediate - better materials to aid in progression
Urban - built for the city and zipping around busy sidewalks
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. The 5th Element ST-80 skates are quick and comfortable and are a great skate for navigating the concrete jungle.
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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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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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Good cheap skate..
January 02, 2018
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In my younger days on half pipes & skate parks, I'd have wanted much more in a skate. But now I just skate to run my dogs on the greenway. These skates are perfect for that. I changed the center wheels to 76mm to eliminate the rocker & t...Read More
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Q: I wear a size 9 in shoe and i see most people size down about a half size when purchasing these skates but sinse there are not half sizes i woud have to size down a whole size to an 8 is this smart or should i just purchase the skate in the same as my shoe size...a 9
Asked : Jun 06, 2018
By : Nick, Jacksonville fl
By : Nick, Jacksonville fl
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A: These skates are going to fit very similar to your everyday shoe size so the size 9 should be good for you. In some marathon or race inline skates it can be advised to drop a size or half size but in hard shell skates like this ST-80 the same as shoe size is the way to go.
Answered : Jun 07, 2018
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: What is the width on the size 11? I tried several skates and most of them are too tight on the sides of my arch. My best fit are Fitness Roller skates but I hate how they look. I want something more aggressive look .
Asked : Mar 26, 2018
By : Ozzkar, Fontana, California
By : Ozzkar, Fontana, California
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A: Width on all inline skates tend to be fairly standard and no company currently makes a skate with a wide width. The hard shell urban skates are going to tend to feel a bit more narrow just due to the nature of their design. I would recommend selecting a skate based on the type of skating that you are doing, if you are doing just recreational and fitness skating a rec or fitness skate will be best, and many are looking much nicer aesthetically. Skates like the Rollerblade Macroblade and K2 FIT series for 2018 feature a sleek dark finish, and the K2 Uptown has the finish of a K2 softboot aggressive skate with an urban frame so you could use that for many types of skating.
Answered : Mar 27, 2018
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: I'm looking to get into riding skate parks and doing tricks is this a good durable skate to start with?
Asked : Mar 01, 2018
By : Corey, Burlington vermont
By : Corey, Burlington vermont
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A: This is a great skate for urban skating around the city, but is not ideal for strictly park skating for tricks. For doing tricks a skate like the Rollerblade NJ5 will work best as this has a specific design with area for grinding obstacles and a lower to the ground design for more control on ramps, bowls, and for when landing off obstacles.
Answered : Mar 01, 2018
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: if my feet size is 28cm, What size should I order?
Asked : Jan 27, 2018
By : UlisesHdz, Monterrey
By : UlisesHdz, Monterrey
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A: 28cm equates to a size 10 US shoe size which is the size that would be best in this skate for you.
Answered : Jan 29, 2018
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: How do I untiten the bodum strap
Asked : Jan 11, 2018
By : Ccx, Friendswood
By : Ccx, Friendswood
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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 : Jan 15, 2018
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Like the fact they are already like that. My size on Rollerblades is 10.5 you only have full sizes. Will 11 be too lose? Its important to have good fit with performance skate. Thanks
Asked : Jan 04, 2018
By : Ike, Miami Beach
By : Ike, Miami Beach
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A: It really depends on how tight of a fit you want, I typically will take my skates a 1/2 size down from my daily shoe size for a real tight performance fit so I'd personally go with the size 10 as I am a size 10.5 as well. The 11 may fit fine but if you are really looking for the best control and power transfer you will benefit from the smaller size.
Answered : Jan 08, 2018
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: I would like to order this at size 7.0 I can't find it anywhere to order this to ship to hong kong... are there any ways i can get them?
Asked : Oct 17, 2017
By : Cynthia, Hong Kong
By : Cynthia, Hong Kong
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A: We currently have this skate in stock in a size 7, and for international shipping on any of our products, please add everything to your cart you wish to order and select the International Checkout button. They can provide you with approximate totals and time frames for delivery.
Answered : Oct 17, 2017
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: I am looking to start skating. Are these a good beginner's choice?
Asked : Jul 08, 2017
By : beginner1, Perth, Western Australia
By : beginner1, Perth, Western Australia
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A: If you're looking to start skating and need an urban skate this is a great choice. If you're beginning to skate recreational or for fitness I'd recommend the Rollerblade Zetrablade or K2 Kinetic 80 since these are going to be a bit more comfortable overall with a softer boot style. Urban skates are great for skating in city settings or those looking for a more aggressive style skate but can be a little stiff for everyday skating. Think of the type of skating you are going to do most often. I personally have a pair of each depending on what I'm feeling that day.
Answered : Jul 10, 2017
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: What does rockered setup mean?
Asked : Jun 25, 2017
By : Weenz, Temecula
By : Weenz, Temecula
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A: Rockered in skates means that although all 4 wheels on the skate are the same size the skates when laid flat on the wheels will only have 2 wheels touching flat. The frame is set up in such a way that when flat the 2 middle wheels touch and the front and back wheels do not, this gives the skates better cornering ability. Although not for everyone, most find that once you skate on a rockered skate for a few times out you will get used to it and begin to love the cornering capability.
Answered : Jun 26, 2017
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Are these UFS and could I put a grind plate under these
Asked : May 30, 2017
By : Gogo, IL
By : Gogo, IL
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A: The frame is removable and appears it would work fine with a UFS frame. There are currently no aftermarket grind plates available for this skate model.
Answered : May 30, 2017
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
