Riedell Cobalt Speed Roller Skates 2016

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The split leather and snug tie of the 122 boot provides a custom-like feel to the Riedell Cobalt and with Radar Sonar Swirlz and Kwik ABEC-5 bearings you can be confident knowing you have a skate designed to move... fast! A durable PowerDyne nylon plate provides a sturdy base. The traditional speed skate at its best, the Cobalt from Riedell is built for rink skating, jam skating, speed skating or even roller derby.

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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: Intermediate-Advanced

Specifications

Skate Type	Speed Skates	Skate Cuff Height	Low	Skate Closure System	Traditional Laces
Wheel	Sonar Swirlz	Wheel Configuration	62mm-62mm-62mm-62mm	Wheel Width	Wide (41-44mm)
Actual Wheel Width	43mm	Wheel Durometer	95A	Bearing Grade	Recreational
Bearing Type	ABEC 5	Bearing Size	608 - Regular	Plate Material	Nylon
Skate Frame Material	Performance Composite Materials	Frame Material	PowerDyne Thrust Nylon	Skate Boot Material	Leather
Lining Material	Cambrelle	Toe Stop	PowerDyne Adjustable Black	Model Year	2016
Product ID	385300

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Q: Could I use these with outdoor wheels for skating outside?

Asked : Jul 03, 2020
By : Katnip, San Francisco

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A: Absolutely, wheels are easily removed and replaced.

Answered : Jul 06, 2020
By : Chris, United States

Q: I noticed that the durometer on these wheels was 95A, while the highest I've seen on inline skates was 85A. Are they able to be harder because they're wider?

Asked : Mar 06, 2018
By : Isaiah, Chattanooga, TN

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A: These are meant for indoor skating on a most likely wood surface. That's why these have a harder durometer. I'd recommend taking a read through some of the wheel buying guides and articles to learn all about the different hardnesses for wheels and what they are for.

Answered : Mar 06, 2018
By : Chris, United States

Q: I am a womens size 7, what size would I buy?

Asked : Jul 03, 2017
By : Sumer, Covina

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A: These are sized in men's sizing so you'd most likely want to drop a full size to the size 6.0 for a proper fit.

Answered : Jul 05, 2017
By : Chris, United States

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