Review on 🏎️ Men's Speed Roller Skate - Chicago Skates Bullet by Mike Sutherland

Great skates for skating, this is the second pair I have bought. My first pair lasted four years and even survived a few outdoor rides. If you're looking for a skate that rolls, is lightweight and doesn't wobble then you've come to the right place. They are well constructed and durable and the wheels are suitable for indoor use. Everything straight and tight upon arrival. These skates are good for spinning/rabbit jumping but are NOT trick skates. They are for no-frills skaters, the minimum amount you can get with maximum enjoyment, for beginners and casual skaters. CONS: The brakes (socks) are very stiff, maybe good for pavement but not grippy enough for indoors, so plan on replacing them with other (screw-on) toe stops. Bearings aren't a bad thing, but they should generally be replaced with something else no matter what wheels you ride. If you want to ride on the road, you need softer/bigger wheels. I could drive the road with what they bring, but the cracks and texture will really ruin you. GENERAL RULES FOR BEGINNERS: With every new pair of skates (and preferably before each putting on) you must make adjustments. . Listen carefully: DO. Before you get to work, you need to tighten everything. Don't overtighten the one with rubber pads attached to the skates, if you overtighten it you will ruin the pad. Once the wheels and toes have stopped and the little boot nuts are tightened, you need to go to each wheel, loosen it a quarter turn (90°) or less, and spin the wheel once the wheel spins freely and stop for a minute while . a little, then it's loose enough. If your wheel slips/rattles (more than just a little wiggle room) on the bar holding it, you'll need to fully tighten it and start over.