🏅 Premium Performance: Roller Derby Aerio Men's Inline Skates for Speed and Precision Review

Good skates. When we went for a ride the next day after we arrived, we noticed a wheel frame with a slightly bent front end. Revain quickly replaced her. The new couple was dead straight. For the price they are a good buy. If you want top-notch performance, you have to pay for it, so don't be a scoundrel waiting around the world for a sub-$100 pair of skates.

I would give zero stars if possible. My son couldn't ride them at all. I ordered it for my birthday and we were both very disappointed. They were so terribly wrong that he couldn't even stand on them. I wish the company got it right, but I just found this in my ordered history section. I'm sure it's already too late. However, it is not too late to help someone else. I was happy to write a review so no one else has to go through this on their child's birthday!

These skates fit much better than expected. I'm a 10 in everything I wear, I definitely need to go down to a 9 in this size. The toe box is a good size for a wide foot, but the heel has very little support/stability. My heel moves freely from side to side in the skate, causing the skate to tip. very little reinforcement in the ankle support, i miss the full boot design from the 90's! It's also very disappointing that it costs $25 more to replace sizes, so I won't be able to review the skates…

I bought these for my husband so we can start inline skating together. He's a beginner and says he feels they're stable and there aren't any weird pressure points or uncomfortable areas. He is 9W and we are 9W which means they are true to size. If you read the information on this under the product description, it is rather vague as to which size is best to take - top for a looser fit, bottom for a tighter fit. Not very helpful. However, because they can be tightened with laces and straps, you…

Nice looking skateboards and they seem to be of good quality. I took them for a run and found that the wheels on the left skate weren't straight. They look inward crookedly and lean inward toward my right foot. I tightened the laces, strap and buckle and it made no difference. I skated for about 15 minutes and developed a severe callus on my left foot. As I sat down and looked at the skates, I noticed that the wheels on the left skate were pointing to the right. I've read the reviews and it…

These are lace up skates sucks but this is the only available pair I could find in a size 10 as they are not half the size. I managed to tighten the right skate enough, but the left skate would not tighten properly. Since I injured them from a fall on my first outing because they were trying to bend my left ankle to the limit, I didn't think they would accept a refund or I would have accepted. rolled laces? For real? I decided to give it a try hoping they knew what they were doing. They don't…

Background: We came from K2 skates and they were bought for a 14 year old to use at an ice rink. Bearings: The wheels DO NOT spin freely compared to K2s – flip them over and spin them, you expect them to spin FURTHER. You are not. Poor stock quality. Comfort: After the first use, my son was left with a large area of missing skin on the arch of his left foot. I gave him my K2s that afternoon and ridden them - I could feel the rough plastic ridge in the arch of the left skate chafing the arch…

Not being rude or looking like a hater I just popped in to say that after spending thousands of dollars on Revain I have never met such an unprofessional seller . 4 calls and arguments with me about a pair of ice skates that caused a bad fall due to wheelbase and trunk mismatch plus a break I had to take for 2 months plus a broken display on my s10 plus a phone claiming the money exceeds what I spent here on these skates I loved at first. No, the skates do not come with instructions saying they