What is difference between quad skate and rink skate?
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both can be used at roller rinks, but rink skates tend to roll faster due to the thickness of the wheels.
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There are no brakes on the skates. Hockey skates usually don't have brakes.
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Most all skates are a half size larger than shoes, infact at rinks most times you cannont get half sizes. For growing kids though as a rule of thumb I always get a half size larger, you can stuff the front of the shoe for a bit if you need to and get to use them a little longer. I would go ahead and get a size 2.
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If you are wanting sharp blades, you are probably a more advanced skater, and will want a higher quality pair. I purchased these for a novice skater. Hope this helps.
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Absolutely! My kids both used these skates. They are well made and can be used indoors or outdoors!
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These are rink skates, not for outdoor. For outside skates you will need a harder compound of wheels and bearings specially made for outside skating.
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I bought them to use at the rink, but are more outdoor, the grip on the wheels seemed to rubbery for the rink and made it hard to skate in there!
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The wheels have grooves in them, I used them outdoors. Also, because of these grooves, they don't move as fast as smooth wheels would. These skates are men's shoe sizes. I can wear a men's size 7 (but in women's shoes I always have to wear an 8 or 9). Since these are men's shoe sizes, I ordered a size 7 and they fit perfectly.
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Almost all pair of skates just have stoppers on the right foot even the professional ones. I don't know why, but that's the way they are!
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Hockey skates are a subcategory of ice skates. They are firmer/stiffer/more stable around the ankles and do not have a toe-pick like figure skates and the blade is not as long as speed skates. These are good for a growing child who wants to just have fun and skate.
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I can't tell you what the difference is. I only purchased the frosty. I would contact the seller of this product for that sort of information. I'm sorry that I wasn't more helpful.
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No, there are no breaks on these. Typically skates meant for hockey or more intense roller blading do not have the break.
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We don't have them for our 3 daughters that all have this skate or a competing brand. They are 3, 6, & 8. With that said we also only use them at the Rollar Skating rink. If our girls where to use them outside we probably would get them. Hope this helps.
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Ours aren't smooth either but once our daughter got the hang of maneuvering around cracks she does great! Great outdoor skates! I recommend getting an extra set of wheels like we did so she can use them at indoor rinks!
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I returned my Starglides and bought regular skates for my daughter. These are flimsy training skates. The "blade" is really a double blade "training wheel". My daughter caught on very quickly with regular blades and she now is a very good skater.
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Check your old blades. Is the center round or star?? Some of the Cub Cadet came with both decks, then check the new blades and purchase the same
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There are 3 levels of using these skates. 1. You can lock the skates so that they just walk on them. 2. They skate a little. By locking the wheels underneath in the back, allows them to move a little more than walking. 3. Unlocking both front and back. This is when you stay close and be sure to give the child some knee pads, and a bicycle helmet. I hope this helps you!