Skates

Skates – Fun for everyone!

Roller skates are for everyone! No matter your age, we have a pair of skates to suit you and your needs. In this category you will find our various roller-skates and parts such as wheels, brakes, ball-bearings and more. Everyone has their reasons as to why they wish to own a pair of roller skates. Maybe you want to get in better shape and have a pair of fitness roller skates. Or maybe you are the type who enjoys roller-skating fun with your kids. Or perhaps you are interested in racing around the city with your roller-skating friends. All this and more, is possible with a pair of quality roller-skates found in this category.
Below we introduce you to different types of roller skates.

Main types of skates – Side-by-side & Inline skates

There are mainly two types of roller-skates. Side-by-side and inline skates.

Side-by-side roller-skates – Back to the 80s!

Side-by-side roller skates are built up a bit like a skateboard, with 4 wheels paired up next to each other. The side-by-side roller-skate has small, wide, and angular wheels. These roller skates are pushed forward by placing the toe in the ground and pushing forward. Side-by-side roller-skates are often associated with the 80s and 90s, where popularity for this specific type was at its peak.

Inline skates – Sporty lifestyle

Inline skates or regular roller-skates, as they are also called, got large wheels that are placed in front of each other. These roller-skates can be used by adults and children for everything from fun, fitness, tricks, and race. The boot must fit snugly around your ankle so that you have great support and do not fall inwards.

Side-by-side or inline skates – Which type is best for you?

Depending on your needs and what you prefer, one type is more for you than the other. Side-by-side roller skates are ideal for beginners and perfect for casual skating or roller-skating derby.
Inline skates come in many sub-categories and are usually faster and more for roller-skating sports. For example, racing, tricks, and maneuvers and/or fitness. However, inline skates can easily be used for fun and casual roller-skating as well.
Read more about side-by-side and inline skates in our roller-skate guide here.

Roller-skates maintenance – Keep up the quality!

Roller-skates wear out over time, and it may be necessary to replace worn wheels or ball-bearings that have been in contact with water and dirt. We are ready to guide you in choosing the best spare parts for your skates.
You can also upgrade your skates with new wheels in a different size or hardness. This can provide a new and improved riding pleasure for your older pair of roller-skates. You may also think that your skates used to ride better before, or you want to try the advantage of ABEC-9 ball-bearings. To achieve even more precise turns and a higher maneuverability.
In this category, you will be able to find everything for roller-skates - such as wheels, brake-pads, ball-bearings and other roller-skating gear.