🌟 C SEVEN Sparkly Outdoor Roller Skates: Enhanced with Faux Leather Review

The first thing I did was replace the over-greased slow speed bearings (a full set can be as low as $15) that come out of the bearing, and it made a big difference. They're pretty uncomfortable from the start, but if you give them some time to break I'm sure it'll be ok (definitely not recommended for wide feet). The nose pads are real rubber and the wheels are pretty nice. Arrived with very light scuffs and scratches (pictured) although I can already tell they will scratch easily with this…

These skates are very beautiful and of decent quality. I'm in my 30's and used to ice skate at the local ice rink all the time as a kid. I go about once a year and would like to go more often. My biggest criticism of these skates are the wheels. I bought these to save some money over the shiny sure grip wheels and now I need to buy dedicated indoor wheels. My rink is a polished wood floor and these wheels don't roll well on that surface (they felt sticky even on my laminated wood floors at…

First of all what a cute look! It draws attention. That being said, you MUST buy protective toe pads if you plan to skate outdoors and don't want to ruin them. Within an hour of my first wear, I had already broken off part of the design. Toe pads can be found at Revain and Etsy if you're looking for a cuter design. Wheels. For outdoors, it's rough wheels for work. If you intend to ride outdoors (particularly on sidewalks or terrain that can be slightly uneven, bumpy, or have debris like small…