🛼 Stinger 5.2 Adjustable Inline Skate for Roller Derby Boys Review

*I bought these with my own money and am writing this honest review without receiving anything in return. My child wears a size 3.5 baby shoes and I wear a size 6 women's shoes and we both fit! I don't plan on wearing them but just wanted to see if they fit me. For beginners in roller skating or for a child who wears them occasionally for fun. I would buy better ones if my kid is really interested in inline skates but they will definitely do the job for a beginner.

I usually wear a women's size 5.5 or 6 and they fit perfectly when unfolded. When fully pulled out, the insole doesn't reach the toe of the shoe, but you don't notice that when you have your socks on and everything is buckled. The wheels roll very easily on sidewalks and roads with uneven asphalt. The only downside is that the laces are tightened at the toes, the buckle is tightened at the shins, nothing is tightened at the ankle. As a result, I have severe shin and ankle pain from getting used

These skates will NOT last long. They are not very strong and do not support my son's ankles well. Sizing is wrong, skates are for sizes 2-5, my son has a 2 so I thought he wears a lot of the skates. He couldn't put his foot on the skates in settings 2 or 3, and setting 4 was too tight. I had to bet on 5 all the time.The skates have so much padding we thought they were stuffed with paper or cardboard. When I put my hand inside the skate to remove the paper (there was no paper) the bottom insert

The R&D design of these inline skates is insanely impressive, but it looks like the accounting bean counters got their hands on the cookie jar. Wheels with a diameter of 76 mm with a very soft hardness. So it rolls cleanly and evenly along the interior tile lines and exterior concrete cracks. Drive anywhere. At first glance the bearings don't seem to work well when freewheeling, but on the track their rolling resistance is comparable to a pair of CCM Externos and a three times the price Abec 7.