Chicago Skates Bullet Speed Roller Skates – Adjustable Quad Roller Skates Women Men, Durable Skates, Top Performance with Front Stopper, 62mm Urethane Wheels, Low-Cut Ankle Boot, Indoor Outdoor Toys

I was a little weary about ordering these for my son because of the reviews. These are his first pair of skates so I didn't want to spend a whole lot on them but I didn't want to be super cheap either. I measured his foot by inches and compared it to the dicks sporting goods website where they had a Chicago skate size chart. (I googled it and it was easy to find). His foot measured a little under 11inches (big kid) so we ordered an 11. They arrived fast but then again I have prime so it's free 2day shipping anyway. They look good and fit him perfect with a little wiggle room. He says they are very comfortable. He immediately hit the streets. Skated for 3 hours outside. Then came in and skated around the house the rest of the evening. At the end of the day I asked him how they felt and he said he felt like he was wearing shoes and didn't hurt at all. Other reviews mentioned the strap falling off, parts coming loose and seams coming unstitched within the first day! His looked fine. Again, these are his first pair of skates. He's also a 12yr old boy who is a very rough kid. So if u can imagine, These took a pretty good beating the first day but are still in tact. It's been 4 days since then and this kid literally has been wearing them from the moment he wakes up till the moment he goes to sleep. They are already skuffed up due to him falling on the street but no rips, loose stitches or loose parts. They seem sturdy. Only thing he asked me to do was to loosen the wheels so they could spin better. I also sprayed a little wd40 on the bearings. So far I think this was a great buy. Not too expensive, looks good, are comfortable and best of all... hes happy with them.

They held up for a good 4 months with everyday use they were great

It's been about 3 years since I've bought them! I hope it's useful to someone. 2020-2021, I used to skate with them through my neighborhood streets every other day (~ 2 miles). Around 2021-2023, I started using them weekly or occasionally to other places. I've taken them to skate parks, regular parks, and parking lots. Overall, they're a great beginner pair, especially if you're unsure if you'll continue the hobby. My purpose was to just cover distance and skate around my streets. For its price, its served its purpose. I'm able to turn, crossover, and skate backwards on them too.TOESTOPS: They work but it'll take a while for you to come to a full stop. I wouldn't rely on them if you're going at fast speeds. They're not the most long-lasting either. Mine are completely shaven down by now so I have to be careful when I use them hahaBOOT: They do the job for me! I can still slightly lean to my left/right. I can also lift my leg up and it doesn't feel like a brick. The lining inside my boot only started falling off after the 2.5 year mark. I've noticed that as I use my toestop more, the tips of my boot will scrape as well.WHEELS: I strongly recommend buying 78A if you want to do outdoor skating. It's pricier... but it makes the experience much nicer. Especially in parks with nice sidewalk, I barely have to use my leg muscles to go fast. When I used to the stock wheels, I felt every single little bump. Also, you'll eventually want to replace the lock nuts since they'll get looser within time. It reached a point where the wheels would be loose within a short distance. I had a wheel pop out mid-session and had to skate home with a 3-wheel skate :'] I got myself nylon axle nut covers after that.

These roller skates have been such a great find. I bought them as a 50‑year‑old wanting to try something new, and they’ve made the experience exciting and enjoyable. They fit well, roll smoothly, and gave me the confidence to actually get out there and skate. Highly recommend for beginners of any age.

Great skates for rink skating, this is the second pair I've bought. My first pair lasted four years, and even survived a few bouts of outdoor skating.If you're looking for skates that roll, are lightweight, and aren't gonna get all rickety on you, these are them. They are well constructed and durable and the wheels are good for indoors. Everything is straight and tight on arrival. These skates work for spins/bunny hops but they are NOT trick skates. These are for no-frills skaters, the minimal amount you can achieve with the most enjoyment, for learners and casual skaters.CONS: The brakes (toe stops) are very hard, maybe good for outdoors on asphalt but not grippy enough for indoors, so plan on replacing them with other (bolt on) toe stops. The bearings aren't awful, but as a general rule they should be replaced with something else no matter what wheels you're on. If you want to skate outside, you will want softer/larger wheels. I have been able to skate outside on what they come with, but the cracks and textures will really mess you up.GENERAL STARTERS RULES:With every new pair of skates (and preferably before you put them on every time) adjustments need to be made. Listen very carefully: NEED. You need to tighten everything down firmly before you get started. Dont tighten the ones with the rubber cushions that attach to the skates much, if you tighten it much more then you'll ruin the cushion. Once the wheels and toe stop and the little nuts on the boot are tight, you want to go to each wheel and loosen it a quarter turn (90°) or less and spin the wheel, once the wheel spins freely and sustains for a little bit then its loose enough. If your wheel slides/rattles on the pole holding it (any more than just a tiny tiny bit of wiggle room) then you need to tighten it down all the way and start again.

Size was too small for the person I ordered for

I ordered 2 pairs of these for my twins in size 1 (blue laces) and size 2 (red laces). Out of the box I was excited for them. I laces them with each child's favorite color laces (72" were recommended, WAY too long). I knew the bearings weren't going to be fantastic, but figured at at least they had an ABEC rating, and my kids are pretty much beginners.If you look at the pics the skates are set up "right foot" in one pic then "wrong foot" in the other. The wheels are HORRIBLY misaligned. Almost like the trucks were twisted and the axles were tilted in the "right foot" pictures. Then the "wrong foot" pictures speak for themselves. All these photos were taken on a level surface with no weight put on the skates.The blue lace pair came with all 8 nuts so cranked down that I couldn't get them to budge even with the tools I use on my good skates. I was afraid the bearings were going to be crushed, thankfully I think the washer/spacer they put on them saved them, only one bearing (in pic) had damage. The red laces pair were easily removed.While skating, the blue pair (unknown to us, till I noticed from a distance) lost a toe stop, they were tight when we left. We thankfully found the stop, did not find the bolt.Overall, for cheap skates, they're not awful, but I absolutely would not buy them unless you are ready for adjustments. Eventually we will be replacing the wheels and bearings to better, less slick wheels and a nicer bearing setup (especially since when they move to their next skates, the wheels and bearings can move with them). We will also be replacing the stops on both skates to prevent anymore mishaps.My kids had fun, and didn't get hurt, and that's what matters, just really consider how much work you're willing to put into the skates out of the box. I'm fortunate to have a friend who is very very good with skates and willing to help me with the adjustments. They still need further adjustment, but we're usable.

Great skate ,good price, fun fun

been skating for a week, it feels good and no issues with it

Muito bom, entregou o esperando.

These are great! Good quality and my step daughter loves them. We bought them for her for Christmas, and after she opened them she didn’t take them off for almost the entire day. She just skated circles around the house!

Los patines se ven consistentes y fuertes, de buen diseño aunke si podrían mejorar en comodidad ya ke son un poco duros, pero por el precio si valen la pena.

muy cómodos y con buena estabilidad.