Review on 🛼 Candi GRL Carlin Women's Roller Skate in Periwinkle/Orange - Enhanced for SEO by Jason Cavett

Overall these are great skates, the pros definitely outweigh the cons! I've owned them for about a year and they've worked great for me! I've been riding for many years, mostly indoors, but I wanted something I could ride outside. I didn't want to use my expensive roller skates outside for obvious reasons, but I didn't want to spend $300 on a pair of Moxi either. It was the perfect solution! I can safely ride them for 2 hours or more depending on the day. However, comfort varies by person. I can be tough with skates too and they have withstood my constant abuse! Remember that light colors get dirty quickly. If that's a problem for you, go for a navy blue or pink. I went for the mint colored ones and they got dirty very quickly, I don't really mind but just a note. I would recommend them to anyone just starting out in skating, they have great ankle support which is very important at the beginning of the journey! You can take it inside too, I see these skates on other people's rink all the time, they work, they look great! Overall these skates are reliable, durable and will get you where you want to go. They're cute, but be aware these aren't the most comfortable skates! If you plan to do a lot of outdoor riding I would suggest paying the extra money and investing in some Moxibusters or Promenades. But for the price, it will be your best choice! Let's get down to the technical stuff! The boots themselves are quite stiff and there is plenty of room in the toe box but overall I think they fit well. The tongue is quite thin, which can be uncomfortable but doesn't get in the way. The plate is heavier but durable! I had no problems with the carts but be aware they don't come with a skate tool. If you don't have one I would recommend buying one, you'll want to customize the carts and wheels. at your discretion. The wheels are big and sticky, great for the street! They roll smoothly and handle rough terrain beautifully. Finally, they come with screw-on stops so they can't be adjusted up and down, which is a shame. I prefer my finger stops to be a bit shorter, but that's not a problem either, just a personal preference. I hope this review helps you, happy driving!