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Most kids find standing and stopping on quad skates easier than on rollerblades, but rollerblades give them a much smoother roll. As far as padding and comfort, rollerblades win out, but there are a few quad skates that provide decent padding. Are roller skates easier than rollerblades for kids? Rollerskates may be easier for very […]

The best choice is related to style and purpose. For skaters, who aim at the ability to stand completely upright without having knees bent or shoulders leaning forward, heeled boots provide more balance. This is the reason, why heeled boots are better for dancing and grooving on skates. Which type of skates is best? For […]

Moxi skates are another skate that tends to stretch out length wise once broken in. So we recommend feeling firmness in the boot but not pain when you first purchase or try these skates on. How much do Moxi Skates stretch? The Moxi Lollies are a relatively narrow boot however the leather suede will stretch […]

Demand had surged, but supply was low. Minnesota-based skate manufacturing company Riedell Shoes Inc, who crafts Moxi Skates, didn’t resume production until six weeks after pandemic lockdowns. By the time Meikle started receiving product again, she was three months behind on orders. Why are Moxi Skates sold? Retailers ranging from big-box stores to popular roller […]

The number of Moxi skates sold grows every year thanks to retailers like Urban Outfitters and Dolls Kill, its own webshop and skating rinks that rent Moxis to guests. In 2017, Steilen and Moxi eclipsed 10,000 in global sales and its increasing popularity is primarily attributed to its social media content. Are Moxi Skates good […]

quad skates. Inline skates are more commonly known as rollerblades, and have a single row of wheels down the middle of the skate. The arrangement of the wheels on quad skates gives them more stability, making them good for beginners who struggle with balance. Which skates are better for beginners? Quad skates have wheels that […]

Spend your first few skate sessions either skating on flat ground or basic riding in a mini ramp. Adjust the trucks after a few days of breaking in the new bushings. As soon as your board starts to feel normal—no tightness or awkward pulling off to one side—tighten the trucks as you would normally ride […]

Your skateboard truck’s life depends on its quality and its owner’s usage, but on average, it can last for 2 to 4 years. You can still maximize your truck’s service life if you can give them enough attention and care. Your truck’s life can depend on how you can use and maintain them throughout the […]

I think my average skate shoes have about a 7.5cm heel which is a good height before you’re actually skating on your toes. Besides the heel, the most important thing is that the shoe is pretty tight around the foot. I normally grab a half size smaller just so my foot is super snug so […]

Wherever you store your skateboard, make sure that it remains dry and relatively warm. Very cold temperatures, very hot temperatures, and humid or wet storage areas can actually damage your skateboard more than you might realize. What can ruin a skateboard? Why You Shouldn’t Ride a Skateboard When It’s Wet Your Bearings Will Suffer. You […]

Kinetic energy makes the skateboard stick to your feet as friction is created through a maneuver. Many decks have grip tape on top of them. This medium grade sandpaper is abrasive and as the skater’s feet slide on the deck the board is taken in the direction of a rider’s trajectory. How does skateboard stick […]

Tricks are usually done with inline skates, but you can get quads for ramps too. Well, that’s a very basic rundown but doesn’t give you much meat to make your choice. Can you do ice skating tricks on inline skates? If you’ve been wondering if this is a good idea, the answer is a big […]

When Should I Replace My Skateboard Deck? Replace your skateboard deck when there is significantly less pop, or when cracks appear in multiple maple layers. Do you only skate a few times a week? If you only skate bowls or half pipes, chances of breaking a deck are slim, so replace your deck roughly every […]

I’d say replace them anywhere between 6 months and 2 years depending on how often you’re out there. Experienced skaters performing power slides regularly should replace them every 2 months. How long do skateboards last for pros? It can last an average of 2 to 4 years or even more. The daily riders often use […]

A high quality skateboard deck will be lightweight while remaining durable and providing “pop” – the right combination of flexibility and rigidity that allows the board to respond during ollies and other tricks where the deck needs to be “popped” off the ground. What should I look for in a quality skateboard? Bearings: Board: go […]

The main difference between Inline skates and Rollerblades is in the name. While Inline skates is the common name for all types of skates with wheels in a straight line, rollerblades are a specific type of inline skates produced by the Rollerblades skates brand. Are inline skates and roller blades the same thing? To set […]

Here are some tips to take care of your skateboard decks and make them last longer: Keep it DRY! Nothing will ruin a skateboard faster than getting it wet. Do not throw your board. Try not to leave it in the car. Do not skid on the tail. If it breaks, try to fix it! […]

So, unless your kid just rides the board around, and never tries any tricks, boards will probably get broken. The average lifespan of a board depends on the skater, though. One board every few months is normal. How long does a skateboard deck last? Depending on how often you skate and your style, skateboard decks […]

Is There a Weight Limit For Roller Skates? There is no definite weight limit for roller skates but roller skates of most of the brands will be able to handle up to 220lbs. While some roller skates can even handle more than 300lbs depending upon the brand and the quality of the product. Can I […]

The Toe Stop Drag is the easiest way to stop on roller skates. This method involves balancing more of your weight on one leg to get the ‘drag’ light enough to drag but heavy enough to slow you down. Allow the toe stopper of the other skate to scrape behind the front skate and eventually […]