Rollerblade Twister 80 Womens Urban Inline Skates
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Overview
Advanced - lots of versatility in design, support and type
Urban - built for the city and zipping around busy sidewalks
Moderate - ideal for skaters going at a mellow to fast speed
Medium - moderate breathability, good for moderate distances
The Rollerblade Twister 80 Urban Inline Skates are made to be quick and maneuverable so you can skate between obstacles on the streets and through the park. If your playground is the concrete jungle then these skates were made for you. Back again for another year, and the reason there's an urban skate category, the Twister 80 will definitely remain a top choice for skaters. Here's why.
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July 28, 2018
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I have truly narrow feet and yet these inline skates already hurt my ankles whilst merely trying them out at the boutique. Such a disappointment, because I really wanted to love them I wish they had more styles in that aesthetic.
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June 08, 2018
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I have had Women's rollerblades on in the past and owned 2 pair. Not sure what happened with this model. The hard shell pushes inward on the foot just above the arch on both feet upwards to the inner ankle. Super uncomfortable. Would no...Read More
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September 05, 2017
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The skates were absolutely beautiful, and the quality was phenomenal, but the skates will only fit you properly if you've got regular width feet. I personally and an 8 wide, so i ordered and 8.5, but the skates still cut off my circulation ...Read More
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Q: Do these skates have an adjustable wheel frame?
Asked : Jun 30, 2018
By : Alana , Knoxville Tn
By : Alana , Knoxville Tn
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A: The frame is the Hot Rod aluminum from Rollerblade and it is laterally adjustable.
Answered : Jul 02, 2018
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: My feet measure 22 centimeters without socks on. I normally wear a size 6 in womens, but Rollerblade suggest ordering either half a size or a full size up. What should I do?
Asked : Jun 28, 2018
By : lidsney, San Jose, CA
By : lidsney, San Jose, CA
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A: It seems you have your measure and your foot size off, if you are a 22cm that would put you in a size 5 shoe and skate based on the Rollerblade size chart. Based on Rollerblade's recommendation you would go up a size from there and that would put you in a size 6 for skate size after going up a size. But if you normally wear a size 6 shoe and this fits correct you would want to up to a size 7 based on Rollerblade's recommendation. I'd recommend having your foot measured professionally at a shoe store or similar establishment. Please note you can view the Rollerblade size chart by clicking on the size chart link found beneath the sizes listed on this page.
Answered : Jun 29, 2018
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Does this skates have breaks
Asked : May 15, 2018
By : flaca, Greenwood
By : flaca, Greenwood
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A: Yes, brake is included in the box with the additional long axle to attach it.
Answered : May 16, 2018
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: My feet are 24cm and I wear a size 8. What sizing should I go for?
Asked : Aug 28, 2017
By : Divya, United States
By : Divya, United States
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A: I would go with the size 8 in the Twister. They will fit snug right out of the box but they will break in and they will fit better after that. I find it takes about 6 times skating to fully break in a skate.
Answered : Aug 28, 2017
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: I used to skate quite a bit growing up but I haven't been doing it for a while and was thinking of getting back into it. I live in NYC so my environment is pretty urban unless I go to rinks. I'm caught between the Twister 80mm and the Macroblade 90mm. I'd like to have the option of distance skating but also be able to maneuver easily (switching from forward to backward etc.). Any recommendations on which I should go for?
Asked : Aug 27, 2017
By : Divya, United States
By : Divya, United States
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A: For city skating there really isn't going to be a better skate than the Twister, it's built for city skating. The 80mm wheels on the twister still offer a smooth and steady skating experience, wasn't too long ago that 80mm was the max wheel size found on speed skates. So you can totally use the Twister for distance skating, are there better skates for distance, yeah but there aren't better skates for city skating. I personally dealt with the same predicament and ended up purchasing 2 pairs of skates in the end, but ultimately the Twister can do both if that's not an option at this time. Choose based on where you will be skating the most, and what's most important to you.
Answered : Aug 28, 2017
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Previously, it is noted that 23.5cm converts into a size 7; however, after looking online at Rollerblade's sizing chart the information says otherwise. For Twister skates, they also recommend buying a size larger. I was wondering if this is true. (link to chart: https://www.rollerblade.com/files/2244/SIZING_2_ENG.pdf)
Asked : Jun 08, 2017
By : Annie, NJ United States
By : Annie, NJ United States
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A: Yes, Rollerblade does say to take this model a size larger, but I am torn on this. I believe they had a lot of complaints of the skates fitting snug, but that is the whole idea with these skates. The hard plastic outer and the thinner liner give you great control over the skates but can definitely give some the feeling that the skates are snug. I use these in my normal shoe size and they are tight but my toes are not crunched or curled, they are brushing the front and then when I bend my knees and am in a skating position my foot slides back a bit and there is no issue. Sizing these skates can be a lot like sizing ski boots where the proper fit is to not have a bunch of room. It really comes down to preference in fit and trying them on.
Answered : Jun 08, 2017
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: My feet are 23.5 cm exactly. Based on previous questions and my measurements, should I get the size 6.5 or the 7?
Asked : Apr 26, 2017
By : Alexandria, United States
By : Alexandria, United States
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A: 23.5 converts to a shoe size of 7, these skates are fine to be sized the same as shoe size so the 7 would work well for you. These skates are designed to fit snug and an ideal fit would be your toes just touching the front of the skates as long as they are not curled or crunched.
Answered : Apr 27, 2017
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Hi. I?m braziliam, and I live in Brazil. I don?t speak very well rsrs but I want to buy a rollerblade twister 80 womens urban inline skate 2017, I don?t know how to buy from here... how can I pay from here and how can I know what?s my shoe?s number. In Brazil my shoe?s number is BR 3536 and my foot mesures 23cm. It will be great if you have a international conversion measures..
Asked : Mar 14, 2017
By : Jaquelini, Brazil
By : Jaquelini, Brazil
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A: For your foot measured at 23cm I would recommend the size 6.0 - The size 6.0 will measure roughly 23.5cm so it will be a close fit. For international shipping on any of our products, please add everything to your cart you wish to order and select the International Checkout button. They can provide you with approximate totals and time frames for delivery.
Answered : Mar 15, 2017
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: I am a womens size 7 shoe what size should I order ??
Asked : Mar 01, 2017
By : titmouse, Gainesville Florida
By : titmouse, Gainesville Florida
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A: Rollerblade inline skates are going to fit very similar to your everyday shoe size and I suggest going with the size 7. Inline skates do take some time to break in and you can expect them to feel tight at first. Your toes may touch the front of the skate as long as they are not curled or smooshed against the front of the boot. It can take up to 5-6 times skating to fully break in a skate but you can get a great general feel for them by just trying them on indoors before taking to the open road.
Answered : Mar 02, 2017
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
