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Recreation - comfortable and stiff for newer skaters
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The Rollerblade Macroblade 100 3WD Inline Skates were designed to take your skating experience to the next level. These skates feature 100mm wheels and SG9 bearings that are going to deliver tons of speed with less vibration, meaning you get a smoother ride than ever before with extra durability. When you slide into these skates, you'll notice ultimate breathability and comfort with the Athletic Shoe engineered mesh upper. These fast skates feature the Rollerblade 3WD technology that will let skaters enjoy an easier, longer and smoother skating session with awesome control and maneuverability. The Macroblade 100 3WD features an aluminum cuff buckle, 45 degree velcro straps and a speed-lacing system that will give you the secure fit you desire. The Macroblade 100 is complete with an increased lateral support cuff to ensure stability and lightness, whether you're training or playing.
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Q: This may sound like a very dumb question, but could I even in the slightest use this skate to help me learn how to skate better? All the other factors that might turn away other beginner skaters don't affect me like the difficulty, the speed and how much higher/smaller it is than beginner skates. I am very patient with sports like skating. So, do I have the slightest chance to learn or to re-learn how to do recreational and urban skating with these set of skates?
Asked : Sep 08, 2021
By : Setaoc, New Orleans, Louisiana
By : Setaoc, New Orleans, Louisiana
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A: I don't recommend this skate for learning. A beginner oriented skate like the K2 Kinetic 80 or Rollerblade Zetrablade series would be great examples. Standard 4x80mm wheels and a brake make these great for beginners. You can grow with those models as well to an extent but they are skates you buy to replace later once you get more confident in skating.
Answered : Sep 09, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: IN shoe size I range from 13-14, what size would you recommend? Also I weight around 250 with an athletic frame, is there a weight limit on these?
Asked : Jun 17, 2021
By : Kpeeps, Chicago,Illinois
By : Kpeeps, Chicago,Illinois
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A: The skate should fit like your favorite athletic shoes, so if you're between sizes it may be beneficial to go with the smaller size if there is no half size available. According to Rollerblade's website the weight limit for all of their skate models is around 220lbs.
Answered : Jun 18, 2021
By : Brooke, MI
By : Brooke, MI
Q: I bought a k2 100 mm for around 7-8 years ago 4wheels around $200. Their getting tired. They been used and need new wheels. Why I bought them. Speed, breathable, advanced. Very satisfied with them, but€ my questions: this 3 wheels or the same with 4 wheels 90 mm. My feelings 3 wheels. Usually my workout is around 1 hour, 16 too 18km. Size? Use ASICS running shoes size 9 wide. Think I go for size 10. Some advice please:-)
Asked : Jun 05, 2021
By : Dag, Orlando
By : Dag, Orlando
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A: So I have 2 pairs of main skates for recreation/fitness -one is 4x90mm and one is 3x100 and overall there is some minor difference. The 4x90 seem faster overall but I tend to lean towards the 3x100 just because they are much more maneuverable and fun to zip in and out of stuff with. With the shortened wheelbase and the larger wheels you get almost the same speed but the turning is totally unique in the 3WD, it takes some getting used to but once you're used to it they are a blast. As for size it really depends on how wide your foot is, if not like a EE or EEE you could get away with maybe just a 1/2 size over, but you know your foot. No skates are in wide widths so some fine tuning would be in order, maybe a heel lift or footbed.
Answered : Jun 07, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: How much break-in can a person expect with these skates in terms of width? I have very wide feet (double e). Should I get skates that are correct length and expect the width to fix itself from break-in, or should I size up a couple of sizes until width feels comfortable right out of the box? Thank you.
Asked : May 12, 2021
By : MJ, Tampa, FL
By : MJ, Tampa, FL
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A: Unfortunately at this time no inline skate manufacturer makes a wide width and most all skates are fairly standard in width. The skates are going to break in and can take up to 6 times skating in them to fully break in but I don't see the width changing a whole heck of a lot in that time. I have sized wider foot skaters over the years with a skate a 1/2 to full size larger, and then add in a heel lift or an aftermarket footbed or both. The heel lift is the real winner in this equation as it pulls the foot up in the boot alleviating some of the side to side pressure. A skate like this with the softboot is a great place to start as it will be more forgiving.
Answered : May 13, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: My feet went up 1.5 after my pregnancy and now wear womens 12. I see that the chart only goes up to a 10.5 for women. I am not opposed to buying mens..big feet problems. What size would you recommend for me?
Asked : Apr 27, 2021
By : Maddie, San Antonio, Tx
By : Maddie, San Antonio, Tx
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A: If you are a women's size 12 then you need the size 11 or 10.5 men's. Generally, women's sizes are one or two sizes smaller than men's. For example, I am a women's size 8 and I wear a size 6 in men's shoes. Hope that helps!
Answered : Apr 29, 2021
By : Brooke, MI
By : Brooke, MI
Q: How does the width/fit of this skate compare to a K2 skate (used in the past)? My foot is fairly narrow.
Asked : Mar 10, 2021
By : Lane, Florida
By : Lane, Florida
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A: I have personally found the widths to be very similar. Some skaters claim K2 is a bit narrower but I have both and can't really tell any difference. If you have a fairly narrow fit you may need to add an aftermarket footbed with either brand.
Answered : Mar 11, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Are we able to easily remove the brake on this skate? What tools or other expense will be necessary?
Asked : Mar 10, 2021
By : Mark, Tampa
By : Mark, Tampa
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A: Brake is removable - this model comes with an extra short axle as well as the Allen wrench needed to remove the wheel and brake apparatus.
Answered : Mar 12, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: I wear a size 9 4e shoe. 7.5 4e hockey skate. What size would you recommend?
Asked : Feb 21, 2021
By : Timothy, Myrtle beach
By : Timothy, Myrtle beach
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A: This model Rollerblade fits very similar to shoe size but in your case the width must be taken into account. Unfortunately at this time no inline skate manufacturer makes a wide width so you must take this into account when fitting. In most cases I've had good luck fitting a wide width with a skate a 1/2 size larger, and then adding in aftermarket footbeds or in most cases a heel lift. A minor heel lift will life the foot up in the skate's boot alleviating some of the side to side pressure. You will still want to allow a couple skate sessions to break in the skates. This model with a softer boot is going to be ideal so go with this model or something similar in construction.
Answered : Feb 24, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Started recently getting back into skating. Would these be good reliable pair say for 2 years at least?
Asked : Jan 04, 2021
By : Gage, Butler
By : Gage, Butler
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A: For sure, this would be a great choice. The best things about it are the comfortable boot that isn't over aggressive so you'll be comfy with the performance needed, and the aluminum 3WD frame which will be responsive and light for less fatigue and ample performance. I started skating predominately on my 3WD setup and love this frame, it's long enough to still get speed but the 3 wheel design gives you great control in maneuvering. Start slow though on some flat surface to get used to the larger wheels if it's been a minute. These are 100mm which is fairly large but once you get used to it it's no big thing.
Answered : Jan 05, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: is the frame adjustable side-to-side?
Asked : Nov 23, 2020
By : tk, anytown usa
By : tk, anytown usa
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A: No the frame on the Macroblade 100 3WD is not adjustable,
Answered : Nov 24, 2020
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Is then a men's skate or women's, asking for sizing.
Asked : Sep 02, 2020
By : KannaKyomu, Arlington, TX
By : KannaKyomu, Arlington, TX
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A: Yes, there are men's and women's specific sizing. Women's skates are slightly narrower and have a slightly lower cuff in the back to accommodate a woman's lower calf muscle. This specific skate is a men's skate, skates are going to fit the same as your regular shoe size. So if you wear a women's size 7 US shoe size you will take a skate in a women's size 7, and same if you wear a men's size 10 US shoe you will take a skate in a men's size 10.
Answered : Sep 03, 2020
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
