Rollerblade RB Pro X Urban Inline Skates

I’m a moderate skill-level urban skater (not a pro but definitely have my bearings) and these skates are perfect! Very comfortable and supportive hard-shell boot with removable and washable cushioned liner. Wheels are smooth and glide over debris/cracks with ease. Ankle support is very comfortable and I haven’t felt any pressure points on my shins or feet. I would definitely recommend these skates if you’re looking for urban/leisure use.Hide

Wide feet? High volume feet? Tried the skates that are supposedly "wide" and they didn't work? Try this skate! I had a terrible time finding a skate that fit my high volume and wide foot before trying this one. My foot measures 26 cm long and 10.5 cm wide. The 10.5 cm wide is equal to an Extra Wide (EE). This RB X Pro and the RB Cruiser were the only skates I tried that fit and felt comfortable. Despite many sources saying other skates had a "wide" fit, they did not work for me and I still felt like my foot was crammed into a shell that would never break-in. Before this, I tried the FR Skates FR3 and FR2 and the RB Macroblade 90's and K2's. They were either too narrow or lacked support. This RB X Pro is a great fitting skate for me. This skate is the same as the model below (RB Cruiser) and has the same shell, but with the "high" performance liner versus the "performance" liner, and better frames/wheels/bearings, an upgraded mid-strap, and three frame mounting options versus only one on the RB Cruiser. For the small increase in price, you are getting a lot of bang for the buck over the Cruiser. I tried both skates, and the fit is ever so slightly snugger in the RB X Pro than the RB Cruiser, because of the material/construction of the liner. The RB X Pro is also noticeably lighter, I'm guessing because of the frame material. I was surprised how big the difference was. My only gripe about these is the color scheme. If you're looking at the photos thinking they are red, they are not they are orange. Making that worse, there are three different colors of orange. The frame is a rusty orange, the laces more like a high-vis orange, and the liner details a peachy orange color. If you have an eye for colors, it's a little annoying. They do include a set of black laces you could change out. It's a shame because the RB Cruise looks awesome in all black - wish these had that color choice. Or they were red. Or the oranges all matched. Overall, if this skate is in your budget, I don't think you'll be disappointed - it's a great skate with a true wide fit at a great price.Hide

I am 40 years old I came from the 90s era of big grinds and air. I still skate from time to time with my K2 Fatty blades when I take my kids go the skate park.

I bought these blades to roll around the schools and streets with my kids. Overall these are a lot of fun, fast and with sharp turn ability. If you are on the fence, get these you won’t regret it.

Sizing, I went up one full size and it fits like a glove, but I also have wide feet and I knew these were going to be narrow as they look narrow in the pictures. If anything I say at least go up half size at a minimum to get a nice snug fit without being overly tight.Hide