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Intermediate - better materials to aid in progression
Fitness - speed and distance for more experienced skaters
Fast - faster speed skaters who like a good workout
Low - little to no breathability, good for leisurely skating
The Rollerblade Macroblade 84 ABT Inline Skates are great performance skate when you want something more than just to cruise around. These skates have lots of great features to keep you comfortable, rolling fast and performing at your best.
The Twinblade Aluminum Frame is going to be great at transferring energy from each stride down to the 84mm wheels. These wheels are great for recreational use and they can get you going at high speeds and maintain that speed. The liner inside is a Performance Form 5 Star Fit which will help conform the liner to your foot so that you have the ultimate in comfort. The high cuff will give you plenty of support and, when locked in with the cuff buckle and 45 degree strap, you'll have a secure fit and feel.
The Rollerblade Macroblade 84 ABT Inline Skates are great for the recreational skater who wants a little more performance and loves the feel of skating fast.
ABT (Active Brake Technology) is an intuitive braking system designed to help beginner to intermediate skaters. The ABT brake system works with the cuff of the skate to allow skaters to apply the brake while keeping all the wheels on the ground. The brake arm is attached to the cuff of the skate so when a skater leans back to apply the brake, the brake will automatically lower to touch the ground while the wheels remain grounded as well.
Love them, fits great, glad your company had this size cause with the covid 19 seems there is a shortage of blades, a bit pricey but overall very pleased
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Jason
Solid Skates for Rollin' in the City.
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I've really been enjoying these guys for tearing it up on suburban streets and bike paths. The fit feels really nice and the wheels have been excellent.
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Back on skates after 15 years or so. these skates are quite comfortable and hold your feet in position in comfort. adjustable brake height is a plus. Up to 10 mile treks in two weeks. very little 'road noise" thru the sole. after some adj...Read More
Back on skates after 15 years or so. these skates are quite comfortable and hold your feet in position in comfort. adjustable brake height is a plus. Up to 10 mile treks in two weeks. very little 'road noise" thru the sole. after some adjustments the tightening is sensible and easy to use. boots go on and off easilyHide
Q: I wear 11.5 mens for my sneakers and most shoes. Should I buy this product based on that or use the CM method because it is a full size smaller if I do that? I ask this because I've seen different responses to this question on the internet for these particular skates. Also, what is the return policy if it doesn't fit?
Asked : Apr 20, 2020
By : Jeff, Port Jefferson Station
A: Inline skates tend to run the same as standard athletic shoe size. I wear a 10.5 and would take a 10.5 in this specific skate. With a higher end skate going down a 1/2 size is OK as it offers a more performance fit but is going to be tight so it comes down to personal preference. For returns information please search "returns" in the top site search or click on the link in the footer.
A: It would appear that you could detach it completely from the right skate and then attach it in the same fashion to the left skate. You would want to undo the top attachment with an allen wrench and undo the rear axle holding the brake apparatus, this will free up the brake attachment. You will want to use the same axle from the right skate since it's longer to accommodate the brake and attach the brake on the left skate using that axle, and attach the top portion just as it was on the right skate.
A: You could go up a 1/2 size for very wide feet. With the added room you can easily add special inserts or footbeds to make for a better fit. Some skaters with wide feet have luck adding a heel lift which can pull your foot up in the boot which can alleviate some of the side to side pressure. Also keep in mind that skates will break in around your foot and can take up to 6 times skating in them to fully break them in.
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