Riedell 220 Epic Artistic Roller Skates 2018

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As you slide your foot into the fleece and leather-lined interior of the 220 Retro boot you will immediately appreciate the quality and care that goes into every Riedell Epic skate. While the boots coddle your feet, the rest of the Epic provides elite-level response for all of your advanced skills. A PowerDyne Rival aluminum plate attaches to solid metal-hubbed Radar Varsity Plus wheels for a feel and control that is truly epic. Heads won't be the only thing turning as you swerve, spin, and glide your way all around the rink.

This is a Special Order item, and may be shipped from the manufacturer. This item does not qualify for our Price Matching Policy, and returns may be subject to a 25% restocking fee. Order processing time may vary.

Skill Range: AdvancedIntermediate-Advanced

Specifications

Skate Type	Artistic Roller Skates	Wheel	Varsity Plus	Bearing Grade	High Performance
Bearing Type	ABEC 9	Plate Material	Aluminum	Lining Material	Fleece
Toe Stop	PD Round	Model Year	2018	Model Number	380231050
Product ID	97549

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Q: Do the plates have jump bars?

Asked : Oct 22, 2017
By : TM, Newark

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A: No jump bars, the Epic uses the PowerDyne Rival aluminum plate which is supported with a solid support beam and 7075 aluminum kingpins. This makes it lightweight and powerful without the need for the jump bar.

Answered : Oct 24, 2017
By : Chris, United States

Q: Does this model skate have padding around the ankles and on the tongue?

Asked : Aug 08, 2016
By : Angie, Queens

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A: Yes, these skates offer foam quarter padding around the ankles as well as a split comfort tongue. The inner foam offers a heat activated fit meaning that the skates will break in as you skate in them and the heat from your own foot will allow the skate to mold around your foot shape. This means the skates are going to fit much better after using them a half dozen times than they do the first time you try them on.

Answered : Aug 08, 2016
By : Chris, United States