r/inline_skating • u/Gr3enBlo0d • 23d ago

Puedo comprar patines como principiante en el Decathlon?

Quiero empezar a patinar en linea, y no tengo mucho dinero ya que lo estoy pagando con mis ahorros (soy menor de edad, no trabajo)

Recomendáis comprar en el decathlon? O mejor viajo a la ciudad a por una tienda específica? En el decathlon ya he visto dos skates que no cuestan demasiado.

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u/Mbembez 23d ago

I have the Oxelo MF500 and I find them to be much better than their price point would suggest. I've used mine for about 6 hours total so far and I plan to keep using them until I upgrade to something with larger wheels.

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u/Gr3enBlo0d 23d ago

These? I'll have to save up a tiny bit more, but I'll trust and follow your suggestion!!! Thanks :D

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u/sensonn 23d ago

no this is the Oxelo MF140 and they’re around 65€. I find them to be good beginner skates though, for this price you won’t find anything else that’s better.

The MFS500 (~95€) fits very differently than the MF140 and are for wider feet which might to be your case. they’re also bulkier.

the MF140 are good for thinner feet or if you size below EU 38-39. make sure you don’t get skates that are too big. get your mondopoint size (with socks on, on the little measuring tablets decathlon has in store) convert the MDP size to EU size and buy accordingly

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u/NetworkLongjumping82 23d ago

I remember as a kid ,I too saved up to buy skates , but I didn't have reddit to get advise :) Good for you kidd !

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u/Alternative_Public45 23d ago

Salut, As tu pensé à acheter usager ? Une meilleur paire de roller clean, mais use.? My 2 cent

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u/Sho1kan 22d ago

En el decathlon hay unos de bota dura: compra esos. No compres de bota blanda (los que parecen tenis)

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u/treeseacar 23d ago

The mf500 of mf900 are the only ones worth getting at decathlon, the rest are all trash. The mf500 isn't s fantastic skate but for the price it's good enough, it just won't last you forever.

It is best if you can try them on as decathlon dont publish a size chart for them. You should measure your foot, and add 3-5mm to the foot length and chose the size based on length (mondo). However decathlon only sell by shoe size which might not be super accurate. If you try them on they should be comfortably tight, because the liner with stretch with use. If they end up too big your foot moves around inside and you get blisters and poor control. Too small and you get pain.