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Advanced - lots of versatility in design, support and type
Fitness - speed and distance for more experienced skaters
Moderate - ideal for skaters going at a mellow to fast speed
Medium - moderate breathability, good for moderate distances
Go up a notch with the K2 F.I.T. 90 Boa Inline Skates. To make sure you get the most out of each stride the K2 F.I.T. 90 Boa comes with the D.C. aluminum frame that works to offer a great power transfer so you can get your monies worth out of each stride. These skates come equipped with 90mm wheels that will give you a fast, smooth roll that you will love. The slightly bigger wheels make these more of an advanced intermediate-advanced level skate. Speed and smoothness is not only found in the skates components and skating ability, you will also be able to get these skates on and off in a breeze. The Boa system is not only highly effective in offering a secure and safe fit but it is super quick and easy making it a fast process to get the skates on and off.
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Q: Do these fit wide calves nicely, or will they be too tight?
Asked : Mar 25, 2021
By : Samantha Jo, Sioux Falls
By : Samantha Jo, Sioux Falls
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A: No skates are currently offered in a wide width but this model with the softer style boot will offer a nice fit. In some cases with extreme width it's necessary to size up a 1/2 size and then you can add in an aftermarket footbed or heel lift. The heel lift works well to alleviate some side to side pressure from width by lifting the foot up in the skate.
Answered : Mar 26, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Will ILG 9 bearings fit on these? If so will they increase my max speed and performance? What is a pro tip for lubricating and how often do you recommend doing so? I plan on using these for about 3-4 hours per week, mainly on the long stretch of paved beach trails. Thanks!
Asked : Jan 13, 2021
By : Msabs, Los Angeles
By : Msabs, Los Angeles
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A: Those bearings would work fine with this skate. 99.99% of all bearings for inline skates are the standard 608 size, there was a stint where "micro bearings" were a thing but that fad died about 15 years ago. You can clean and lubricate bearings (see our learning section for tips) but if you keep clear of dirt and water while skating your bearings will stay fairly clean. I am horrible about cleaning my bearing but I am good at avoiding debris and water on my paths and with today's bearings they stay in good shape for a long while from my experience.
Answered : Jan 14, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Is there a wheel brand you recommend when my wheels wear out? Also, can you put 84mm wheels on this frame?
Asked : Jan 13, 2021
By : Msabs, Los Angeles
By : Msabs, Los Angeles
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A: Yes, you could go down to 84mm if you wanted a slightly smaller wheel setup. I have been partial to the Rollerblade brand wheels in recent years, the Supreme is a solid wheel but the Hydrogen is my cream of the crop choice if money is no object. The rebound and response in the Hydrogen wheels are out of this world and they last a long time.
Answered : Jan 13, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Do these run true to size or do you need to size up?
Asked : Sep 17, 2020
By : Kjo, MN
By : Kjo, MN
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A: Inline skates fit very close to your everyday shoe size. So if you wear a size 10 in your daily shoes the size 10 would be correct. Skates do take some time to break in and can expect them to fully break in after a few times skating.
Answered : Sep 18, 2020
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Does the estimated ship date of Thu Oct 22 really mean what it says ? That the skates will not be shipped until then?
Asked : Aug 11, 2020
By : Lou, Dana Point
By : Lou, Dana Point
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A: Yes, unfortunately that is indeed what that means. The manufacturers are working hard to meet greater inventory demand and we are working hard to get the inventory from them as soon as possible. Turns out inline skating is a great social distancing activity and skate demand has far surpassed anything projected.
Answered : Aug 12, 2020
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: What is the base length of the frames (center of 1st wheel to center of 4th wheel)?
Asked : May 19, 2020
By : Grant, Loma Linda
By : Grant, Loma Linda
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A: Unfortunately, we do not have access to our skate warehouse to physically measure these types of things. We would suggest contacting the manufacturer directly, here is their customer service request page: https://k2skates.com/en-us/support/contact-support
Answered : May 26, 2020
By : Brooke, MI
By : Brooke, MI
Q: are these mens or women's?
Asked : May 03, 2020
By : Michelle, west palm beach
By : Michelle, west palm beach
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A: This model is Men's. All of our product listings for women will say 'Women's' in the title.
Answered : May 05, 2020
By : Brooke, MI
By : Brooke, MI
