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Beg. Inter. - designed to help progression and to learn basics
Recreation - comfortable and stiff for newer skaters
Moderate - ideal for skaters going at a mellow to fast speed
Low - little to no breathability, good for leisurely skating
If you love skating and can't wait to hit the trails on those beautiful summer weekends then you'll love the Rollerblade Zetrablade Inline Skates. Featuring 80mm Rollerblade Wheels, you'll find that you have greater traction, better shock absorption and amazing grip as you roll through the park. The Performance Training 5 Star Liner is supportive and comfortable giving you breathability so your feet don't get soggy with sweat. The Zetrablade Shell is supportive and the Monocoque Composite Frame offers both stability and great energy transfer through its performance design. If you're a beginner looking to advance and you want a skate that is comfortable and built for progression then you'll want to check out the Rollerblade Zetrablade Inline Skates.
A: Rollerblade has a posted weight limit on their skates of 220 lbs. I have had skaters heavier than that have no issue but it could lead to issues with the skates. This skate has a composite frame but I would recommend going with a skate with an aluminum/alloy frame as these will be more stable and strong.
Answered : May 20, 2019
By : Chris, United States
Q: Is the boot wide on these? Looking for wide boot.
A: No inline skates at this time are available in wider widths and most are fairly standard width. A soft sided boot like this one is definitely better for a wide foot than a hard plastic boot, and over time skates tend to break in around the skater's foot but can take a handful of times skating to break in. If you take your shoes in wide width you may be best off going a 1/2 size up from your shoe size in a skate to make room for adding an aftermarket footbed or a heel lift. Heel lifts specifically work well for wide feet as they push the foot up in the boot alleviating some of the side to side pressure.
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