Roller Derby Seven Womens Skate Review

To be honest I went with these because they were the cheapest of the best. I was worried about buying cheap ones they would be made cheaply but I was actually very happy with how they were made. They look very beautiful and detailed. Appears to be of good quality

Cheaply made. Trucks are made of plastic. Had to research how to set it up because they weren't usable out of the box. They are sweet. And the size is right. Just very disappointed in the quality. The wheels are very sticky out of the box. The base corresponds to the children's skates. Not worth €65

I REALLY want you to like these skates. Got her last night. Took her to our local "skate night" at the community center to find one wheel was NOT ROUND. Yes we skate on the old indoor floor but check out my video - the wheel isn't round :( it's not the floor - Update: Revain contacted and they're exchanging my skates. They've shipped the new skates even before I got the originals back.

Those were beautiful skates. But they broke after 15 minutes of driving. The wheel mounting plate broke in half after just a few minutes. The lady behind the rental counter wasn't surprised at all. As they were bought for Christmas I have already missed the return deadline. So now I have a useless pair of skates that have never been used. A new plate costs almost as much as new skates.

Wrong size. These are not women's sizes. I have always worn women's size 10, they are too big for women's size 10. I am very disappointed. There's no trick to making them smaller, I've tried lacing them tighter and I've tried very thick fluffy socks. They are cute but too wide and too long. This is definitely a men's size 10.

I bought these for my 11 year old daughter (who wears an adult size 6.5-7) and they fit as expected based on the shoe size (I have the same pair also ordered at 10 and found them a good fit too). They're great if you're short and don't like the "boot-heavy" feel of high-top skates (but don't need extra ankle support) as they're better suited to tennis shoes. We only used them indoors but they are stable and have good stopping power.

The last time I had skates on my feet was 7 years old, I fell and scraped my frigging knees and never wore them again. So that's the level of experience we're working with here. However, I was determined to learn because skating has become such a "thing" and just plain skating is so much fun. I CAN skate, my budget was pretty low (but not kinda a little "break wheels on first use"). I chose these skates and I have to say if you got this far in the review and were like "Hey, that looks like me!"