Epic Skates 125mm Engage 3-Wheel Inline Speed Skates

These are a great pair of skates. Granted, I’ve only rode on them for like two hours straight but I’ve had no issues, they are hella fast (especially downhill so be careful), fashionable, and ride very smooth. I had no foot or ankle pain so I’m unsure what all the fuss is about on the other reviews. Mine came brand new and everything felt tight (I did double check though). I’m a size 9 and ordered a 10 and they fit perfectly fine. Would recommend.

These skates are made with great quality and I have personally enjoyed them a lot they are quick and very stable the only thing I have an issue with is the stock bearings if you want the best use out of the skates I’d recommend get something like roller bones bearings for them but over all these a great skates

After more than a decade of not rollerblading (>10years), I finally decided to get back into it, and I bought these rollerblades. My skill level is I used to rollerblade to the supermarket for groceries and have good balance but not many advanced skills. These rollerblades come with large wheels, which took me about 10 minutes to get used to, compared to the four wheels I had before.One thing I noticed is that stopping with the T brake is a bit harder on this pair, possibly due to the wheel materials and larger wheel? They don't seem as elastic and have a lower density, resulting in less suspension and louder noise compared to my old rollerblades. The inner angle of the rollerblades caused some discomfort, probably can expand it by stuck a bottle in it or folding my socks for extra cushioning.On the positive side, they do perform well overall, and I can easily keep up with my 5-year-old son while he cycles. It's been enjoyable to revisit rollerblading with him. However, I do think there's room for improvement in the wheel material and the inner sole for better comfort and performance. With some adjustments, these rollerblades have been a good choice for reigniting my passion for rollerblading and bonding with my son during our outdoor adventures.

Smooth ride and semi fast abec7 busted my but thnk goodness for protection but theses are so worth is you don't need much push these were better then boas k2 vo2 100mm fit better no foot sourness just very high from ground

First of all, it said size 9, but was really an eight. I tried to skate in it, but it hurt too much in both feet and left calf. Just too small! But, I don't think the calf issue could be fixed f/ me w/o a shorter boot! And bigger size, which they don't have anymore. When I did get some speed, though, for a few minutes, they were amazing skates, really! Just the stability, the flow, the balance, all just amazing! Just get 1 size bigger! If you are an 8, get a 9! Maybe if you are a 7 get a 9! Sadly, I have to return these, and don't know what to get yet. Will figure this out. For people a little taller than me these boots might not be too high, but they are for me.

Blades are missing hardware to connect to the boot. This is a big deal because they are useless.

For the price, you're essentially paying for the bearings and wheels. The boot itself isn't very comfortable. Chose size 9 (25.7cm) My foot size is 25cm, adding .5 cm for toe room and the extra .2mm was still uncomfortable. Pressure point hotspots are on the top inside of the foot on both boots, especially when turning. Didn't actually use the laces at all as it made the top foot pressure hotspot so painful. For short recreational cruises at higher speeds or the occasional trip to the park to glide along for 20-40mins is what to expect from these skates. The wheels are very high quality, spin super freely( easily cruised 18-20mph down a small decline). The frame offers great stability for balance too. There are definitely better options out there so I can't recommend these as they are too uncomfortable.

This was a great purchase. They are a little snug but after my 3rd time wearing them i was fine. I definitely recommend them to skaters of all types