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Adv. Intermediate - built for speed and maneuverability
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
Brand new for 2018 comes the Rollerblade Maxxum Classic Inline Skates. The Maxxum Classic is great for commuting, cruising or training. There is a vented molded liner that will provide plenty of support that is paired with a High Performance Specialized 5 Star Fit liner with Shock Absorber that gives you comfort in all activities. The extruded aluminum frame can fit up to 84mm wheels and enables excellent power transfer and stability. These skates come with the Rollerblade Supreme Wheels that enhance your rolling experience and produce good speed with the Rollerblade SG9 Bearings.
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Q: Hello. I notice that these are listed as moderate in speed, but also that the 84mm Maxxums, the blue ones for women, are listed as fast. It seems like the wheel setups on both are the same. What would be the fastest skate in 84mm? Are there any three-wheeled 90mm skates for sale yet? I like the speed of the 90mm setup, but find that with four wheels, the front wheel sticks out so far from the front of my foot that there's a lot of extra motion in just having to deal with that wheel. Any suggestions? Thank you.
Asked : Aug 22, 2019
By : pj, Overland Park KS
By : pj, Overland Park KS
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A: I would say both the Maxxum 84's would be considered "moderate" but these are still very quick skates, just nowadays with the larger wheels it's hard to list these as "fast" and then list a 110mm wheeled skate the same. If you are looking for a 3 wheel skate but not looking for a super large wheel I'd recommend taking a look at the Macroblade 100 3WD which offers a 100mm wheel, there are no 3WD skates with 90mm wheels at this time but if the 100mm is too much you could replace them with 90's but if you're a confident skater you will have no issue. I recently went from a 4 wheeled 90mm as my main skates to a 3 wheeled 110mm and I was hesitant at first but midway through my first lap I was completely comfortable.
Answered : Aug 23, 2019
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: is the stopper on the heel removable?
Asked : Mar 15, 2019
By : Chuck33, Dumfries, VA
By : Chuck33, Dumfries, VA
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A: Yes, there is an extra short axle included with the skate to use if you remove the brake.
Answered : Mar 15, 2019
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: If I wear a Women's 8.5 shoe, what size would you recommend for this skate? I noticed the site says to order a full size up for the Maxuum line. Looking for a recommendation before purchasing online - thank you!
Asked : Jul 26, 2018
By : Carorange , Oakland, CA
By : Carorange , Oakland, CA
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A: Yes, Rollerblade recommends going a full size up in the Maxxum series of skates. You would actually want the size 8.5 in this case since this is a men's skate and is sized in men's sizing. It really does depend on your desired fit, I took my Maxxums only a 1/2 size larger and they fit snug but that's exactly how I wanted them to fit. Keep in mind your personal preference when ordering and the type of skating you are doing. If more leisure type skating go the full size, if you skate hard and often the 1/2 size may be best. We also offer the guaranteed fit program which allows purchase of 2 to 3 skates with easy returns so you can purchase a few different sizes and try them on.
Answered : Jul 26, 2018
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
