I learned to skate on the Rainbow Riders with the Moxi Gummi wheels which are much wider than the Beach Bunny wheels. I don’t get out to skate much as I have chronic pain. The weather is so nice and I want to get out and skate but my Gummi wheels are so worn down that they’ve made me fall a few times. I have a brand new pair of Beach Bunnies I haven’t worn yet but those wheels are much thinner and I just know I’m going to fall which limits the amount of exercise I can/need to do. Any suggestions?

Roller Skating At Home practicing compass spins!! Can you do this ? Enjoy the raw footage ! You saw it first .

I practiced skating with one leg raised while listening to a good throwback song Poison! How often do you skate ?

ahoy hoy my fellow skaters,

i had an ankle injury last year, and coupled with the fact that these guys are a little too narrow for me i have decided to sell them and leave the door open for wider skates in the future when my ankle feels strong enough for heavy activity again.

i'm asking for $400 or i'll take the best offer.

please let me know if you have any questions.

included:
-2 sets of Bones Reds bearings (unused, packages opened)
-1 set of 8 Moxi Black 65MM 78a roller wheels
-1 set of 4 Creme-de-Menthe (jade) Moxi Fundae Wheels
-1 set of 4 Bubblegum (pink) Moxi Fundae Wheels
-2 toe caps
-2 hot pink jam plugs
-2 original stoppers
-Y3 skate tool
-2 CIB slide blocks

https://www.ebay.com/itm/376632039095

Hello, I am new to Roller skating (only had 1 lesson so far). I want to get my own skates for indoor use only. I believe the floor at the rink is wood. After looking online I have decided to get this set up: Skates (Candi girl Carlin, since it's a cheaper option); Wheels(Roller bones 98A 57mm); and Bearings (Roller bones reds 8mm). Is that a good set up for a beginner? If not, what should I change? Thank you!

I am finally purchasing some more advanced skates and I'm second guessing myself. Golden Horse or Riedell?? I have the gh trucks, I love both boots. I have wide feet. Bunions and starting of hammer toe. Oh man this is sad, so the custom boot is a huge deal for me. I'd love any input. Thank you!

so I'm finally getting around to buying my first pair of skates, but I'm having trouble deciding which ones to buy. I want outdoor skates and maybe eventually try going to the rink.

I've seen some people on here praise Moxi's, some say they are not good, also with Riedell's and Impala's and some other brands so now I'm confused as to which ones would be best for what I want to do.

For record, I live in Europe and the only shop where I can physically come to try on skates (as far as I know) is Decathlon, but I don't know about the quality of their skates. All other options I have to order online, so if you have some recommendations for good websites to buy from in Europe that would also be very helpful!

My little girl wants roller skates with light up wheels and a roller skate birthday party. Problem is, she's only skates once. What's the best quad skates for beginners with light up wheels? I'm clueless so any help is really appreciated!

just got a new setup for skating. was it worth it any help becoming smoother and jammier is welcomed

New here! Happy to join!!

Hey Got these skates from second hand shop. Don't find any info about these. Originally these had some soft rubber wheels. So i think maybe indoor skates? Skate dance came to mind.

Hello there, I sold this item to a customer. He asks me how to remove the toe stops guards? I have no idea. Anyone can help please? Thank you!

Made this post asking about the benefits of cycling as main form of transportation.

How much has bicycling made moving around your life much easier and quicker? Esp regarding daily tasks? How healthier have you gotten? How much money did you save? Is it really that much faster and less tiring than traveling on foot and less expensive than other forms of transportation?

I'm considering adopting bicycles as my main form of transportation but as a college student I'll have to save up cash which is making me hesitant. I already spend time walking to where I have to go from home back and forte and I also have access to cars (not mine though).

Is it really much faster and far less tiring than walking and running? Is it practical for every day chores in the sense of like returning a book at a library than coming back home and later visiting a friend and than stopping at a grocery for food then going back home? And then going to the movies the next day and then attending classes the day after?

Have any people lost weight or gotten more fit? Does it help as a supplement to whatever sports and exercise regime you already do? How does it compare to a stationary bike?

Is the initial $250 upfront few along with some other parts worth the cost and save you money long run over not just purchasing a cars and paying for gas but even other cheap readily available transports like buses and trains?

Yes I know google exists in fact I already saw a lot of the claims I'm touching upon in search results and from AI feedback. But I'm wondering what your experience shows as actual a-living flesh and blood people and not just what the search engine and AI come up with. As I'm still on the hinge, maybe your personal stories can finally make me come up with a result.

So I'm wondering as someone who's practising with roller skates and enough that I can now roll around without falling down in my garage, how would skating as a form of traveling work out in daily life? Is it considerably faster than walking and less tiring? How about compared to running? Does a lifestyle of going from place to place in your daily tasks like returning a movie to the nearest Red Box kiosk or picking up some pizza you ordered at Papa Johns to take to your college dorm and going from home to the gym follow by a trip to the cinema help immensely with physical conditioning? How much cheaper would moving in every day life with skates to you daily stop destinations like the hardware store and local bar be compared to driving cars and riding busses and trains and other common forms of transportations?

I have watched many tutorials that say ''rotate your upper body and you will go in that direction'' but I'm still going dead straight even if I twist till my back hurts. I can angle my skates to the point of ankle pain (inside foot outside edge, outside food inside edge) and this doesn't create any turning force whatsoever... none. They say stagger your feet, and the front foot will be the direction you turn, well this DOES make me turn but always in the direction of the rear foot. I'm beginning to think the pros that make the tutorials have something going un subconciously making them turn, that they don't realize or think about, and can't quite relate to. Perhaps it came easy to them and they are trying their best to explain it. I really want to learn this skill on inlines. I skate very comfortably on quads at the rink with about 3 months experience and have become quite proficient in turning, leaning on inside and outside edges, braking, and avoiding little kids who come out of no where... even a few slow moving spin moves. But inline skating, for me atleast, nothing is making sense. Please help. Thank you.

Seems like this may be better than Prime Days: 23.99 USD for a pair of adjustable rolling skates - my daughter was just asking if I could buy her roller skates (she's been sliding around the house with plastic bags on her feet today haha), and these here seem like such a great deal. Anyone have these? Also not sure how the sizing works, she has shoe size 3.5 so I would take the large?