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$199.00
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Urban - built for the city and zipping around busy sidewalks
Moderate - ideal for skaters going at a mellow to fast speed
Low - little to no breathability, good for leisurely skating
If you need to skate across town to meet friends, the Rollerblade RB Pro X Urban Inline Skates are a great option. The RB Pro X features a Performance liner that will offer plenty of comfort and there is a shock absorber to ease the burden of hitting those hard landings. There is an aluminum frame that is very strong giving excellent energy transmission so you get up to speed to launch off steps or make super tight turns around corners. These skates are built with a vented and molded shell that ensures they are stronger but still allow some air to flow through so your feet stay cool and comfortable during your skating.
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Q: Does this have the same (wide) fit as the RB Cruiser? The Cruiser has a great width for me, and I'm wondering if this is basically an upgraded version of that skate. The shells look identical.
Asked : Mar 03, 2021
By : Frank, Cleveland
By : Frank, Cleveland
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A: The shell is identical but the liner, mid-strap, and the frame are slightly upgraded. The liner is the high performance and not the regular performance liner on the Cruiser so it will likely have a bit more padding which could be slightly tighter at first but will break in after a few times skating in them.
Answered : Mar 04, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: So if my foot mesures 28.5 cm, what size should I choose? 11 or 12?
Asked : Feb 28, 2021
By : ARF, Odessa, TX
By : ARF, Odessa, TX
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A: It depends on your desired fit. I wear a size 10.5 shoe all day and I took these in a size 11 and for me they fit nice and snug which is what I look for. I can see some that like a more relaxed fit going up a full size so you need to ask yourself what type of fit you like? The skates can take a half dozen times skating in them or so to fully break in.
Answered : Mar 01, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Sorry I am confused. My foot measure 27 CM. Based on the RB guide, I should get Size 10. My normal shoe size is 10.5, so I usually get a normal shoe size of 11 because most shoes come in 10 or 11, 10 being too small so I get 11 for most shoes. The RB guide says 27 CM should be size 10, but this is not going 'up a full shoe size'. If I went 'up a full shoe size', then I would at least get size 11 on the RB Guide. This is very confusing.
Asked : Feb 09, 2021
By : Joey, Seattle, WA
By : Joey, Seattle, WA
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A: It depends on your desired fit. I wear a size 10.5 shoe all day and I took these in a size 11 and for me they fit nice and snug which is what I look for. I can see some that like a more relaxed fit going up a full size so you need to ask yourself what type of fit you like? The skates can take a half dozen times skating in them or so to fully break in.
Answered : Feb 10, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Is the new RB Pro X the same size fitting as last years RB 80 Pro? Is it true to fit? Or do you need to go up a full size like the Twister?
Asked : Feb 06, 2021
By : Joey, Seattle, WA
By : Joey, Seattle, WA
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A: The fit will be the same on the RB model as last season. Here is a link to the Rollerblade size chart specific to the RB fit. Rollerblade suggests rounding up one full size from your normal shoe size. https://www.rollerblade.com/files/17051/NEW_RB_size_chart_A4_RB.jpg
Answered : Feb 09, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: do you have to bolt the wheels onto the boots?
Asked : Jan 25, 2021
By : Giavanya, Cape Coral
By : Giavanya, Cape Coral
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A: We don't currently stock inline skate axles separately. I have personally found some replacements for pretty cheap on Amazon when I've lost one in the past. I do miss the days of the neighborhood skate shop, go in when you lose a bolt and as long as your a good customer that stuff was free!
Answered : Jan 27, 2021
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
