🛼 Rollerblade Macroblade 100 3WD: Black and Saffron Yellow Performance Inline Skates for Men's Adult Fitness Review

My wife recommended I buy this (she did all the research). I've had them for a few months now and occasionally take them out to go skating with the kids. They are definitely fast and very funny. I never thought of inline skates as a means of transportation, but when I think of these fast skates, it's definitely an option. I have no complaints. I'm a size 9 1/2 and the skates fit perfectly.

Don't accidentally cut the lace loops like I did. I tried them in the dark and didn't read the book that came with the skates. (oops) My mistake, but the company sent me another full pair of shoelaces with devices on them for free. The skates are higher and faster than other pairs I've used over the years, but once I get used to them I know I've got the hang of them. Well built? Check. Smoother and more comfortable than ever? Check. Sturdy, durable construction? Check over!

I am 35 years old and have been playing ice hockey since I was 3 years old. While these skates were fast, they didn't offer the support I was looking for. The bottom velcro and mesh boot and velcro flex, forcing the ankle muscles to work more than necessary to provide support. These skates are definitely not for skating on paved trails with lots of curves; I was very disappointed. I will come back and spend a little more for top and bottom ratchet strap hard boots. Don't waste your time and…

I recently decided to buy these together with my 6 year old son who is just starting to inline skate. I'm 33 and haven't skated for about 20 years. They are a bit more expensive compared to some but cheaper than other more expensive models. You feel strong but comfortable. The lining in the shoe is great and looks like a basketball shoe. The big wheels soak up bumps well and are actually smooth as they have decent bearings. They are definitely better than the ones I grew up with. A great cardio

I used the Blade in the 80's and 90's so decided to give these tricycles a try. They are difficult to get used to because they are off the ground. I don't seem to have figured out how to get back to them yet. On my old paddles (4 wheels) I rode slightly backwards all the time). They're faster than my 4 wheel blades that day. They absorb shock very well! Please note that they need some time to get comfortable. This is my second week and I have a better understanding of how to safely navigate the