Alpha 125mm 3-Wheel Inline Skate Size 10 - Performance and Style Combined Review

Ratchet strap can't be used, cheap plastic, you can feel the wheel mounts through the sole of the foot, the ankle support is too tight. No more than $200.

These bad boys ride like there's no tomorrow. With the 4 blades you can feel the difference in grip, but the spin is soft and very comfortable. Will make again in the future when they are worn out.

I got exactly what I was looking for with these skates. They're super comfortable, they have great bearings, they're super smooth, and most importantly, they're super fast. Very happy with these!

The inside of the ankles of both boots had to be heat modified to fit my average ankles. After that they are fine. In fact, I got them up to 19mph on my favorite track and didn't feel out of control. Wheel bolts are loose on one boot, but I haven't checked. like new. Be sure to check them before each session.

Overall a great skate. Very fast very well built! High quality frame, wheels, bearings and a durable plastic body. I have been skating for many years and at first these things were very strange but I quickly got used to the height of the skates. I would not recommend it for new skaters. The only thing I don't like are the boots. I wish I had gotten a full soft shell boot. This is an insert in a hard plastic shoe. It cuts my ankles pretty hard. Anyway, my legs are getting stiffer, so F.

Absolutely Fun! Even though I have a YouTube video on how to undo the bottom buckle, I still couldn't undo it; Unless I held it at a certain angle. After laser cutting the blades and placing a pair on my feet, I rolled around my living and dining room for about 5 minutes just to get a feel for it; then the real problem started. I CAN'T REMOVE THE BOTTOM BUCKLE, it literally took me over 30 minutes and a pair of pliers to get the damn things off my feet. I don't understand how you can design…

These skates are built for speed and FAST! In my younger years I would probably put them on and immediately accelerate to full speed and figure out how to stop if necessary. The first thing I've realized now that I'm older is that I have a better understanding of how to control my speed in these things. I'm much more used to the turn in inline hockey so they have a very different feel and it's a lot harder to stop quickly in a turn. If you're new to this, you need to learn how to do a T-stop…