Moxi Rainbow Rider Roller Skates - Fun and Fashionable Womens Roller Skates

These are great beginner skates. They are a bit stiff in the ankles until you break them in. They also run big so buy a size smaller than you wear! I love these. They are stylish and good quality. Moxi brand is great.

I did SO much research on quad skates... an embarrassing amount, haha... which led me to Moxi skates. I'm not a derby skater, I don't do tricks, I simply street skate, and these are absolutely PERFECT for that. They're definitely meant for wider feet, as the boot is stiffer and doesn't allow for too much tightening, especially at the top. So, it's great for wide feet and larger calves. The plate is quite heavy, so they're great if you're a heavier skater! I did some modifications right off the bat, like switching to 82a wheels, which are harder than the 78a wheels it comes with (better for concrete, imo). I also added toe guards, I customized myself, to help keep them pretty (highly recommend getting some!). Overall, I highly recommend these! They're sturdy, really well-made, and absolutely ADORABLE!!! 🌈🤩🌈

The last time I skated was either in rented ones or those AWFUL fisher-price skates with the plastic wheels. Therefore, I never really learned and looked like a deer on ice the first time in these, as we all do. Wanting to pick up skating as an adult and lured in by the cute appearance and price, I went with these as a self-bought Christmas gift. They’re EXTREMELY stiff. I grabbed a couple 5-inch ish sized river stones and shoved them in the toe of the boots, a microfiber cloth and a tenderizer mallet and went to town on them. Dampening the tongue slightly with a spray bottle, stretching into an U-shape and blow drying is the best way to condition them. I recommend my method because it doesn’t damage them at all, and if they’re too stiff you’re likely to not enjoy skating in them. Make sure you’re totally happy with the size first, because I wouldn’t condition them before returning them. The trucks are also shipped really tight, and when skating for the first time they were impossible to get going on smooth skate-concrete, so I loosened them 1 full turn.. I’d say they have about 20 hours of wear time in now and they’re a dream. I’m still not great, but they’re comfortable and a smooth ride. You’ll get lots of compliments from seniors lamenting about better, simpler days, and how nice it is to see people picking up a wholesome hobby again. :’) I love these and I’m so glad they were in a price range a beginner could afford so even if they’re in a closet for a while, they’ll be ready for use whenever you’re ready.

My order was delivered today and I was so excited to get these! They are adorable! They do have a really strong vinyl smell to them but I'm sure in time that'll go away. My only complaint, and it's mostly cosmetic than anything, is that the tongue (the white part of the boot) probably got folded/bent while it was packaged in the manufacturing line so while it doesn't affect its function it doesn't look as pretty. I tried bending it the other way but it keeps folding back. I'm considering returning it and ordering a new pair because for the price I'm really impressed with the quality of the boot. Compared to other brands that I've tried, like Chicago and Impala, these are a huge step up for me. Like others said, it is a bit stiff but I'm a total newbie so I'm glad for that ankle support and the cushion inside the boot feels really nice.

This is my second pair of skates. My first pair were low tops that I used for speed and roller derby.I just tried these today on a plastic top rink. They were a bit constricting but comfortable being worn with moderately thick high socks. They're very cute and I got a bunch of compliments on them. They seem to be of good quality so far.The wheels are a bit hard so not very grippy when doing cross overs do I'll probably switch them to the jelly kind of wheels.

These are nice quality skates for beginners. Other cheaper brands (such as Impala or C7) are known for falling apart rather quickly so I decided to spend a little more on these instead.I usually wear an 8-9 (sometimes a 7) in women’s shoes, but their website says they go off of Vans/converse sizing. I followed this and got my normal size of an 8 (what my current high-tops are) and they fit perfectly, if not slightly snug.My only complaints are- skate tool isn’t included. Definitely consider purchasing one (I use Y3) as the trucks and wheels are purposefully tightened during shipping which makes quick movement difficult. I noticed a huge difference once I loosened both just a tad.- they HURT. I’ve tried to use extra padding/bandaging but really the only solution is to suffer through the pain to break them in, which takes a while.Also, make sure you are tying the laces correctly. I accidentally put one of them upside down on the plastic bit and it’s already starting to crack.

The media could not be loaded. I used to rollerblade about 25 years ago so I was really nervous about picking up roller skating. I won’t pretend to be some sort of roller skate connoisseur. I’ll just say these skates are super comfortable, roll well, turn easily and are effin cute!!! Such a great purchase!

Not only are these great for beginners but they're smooth enough for experienced skaters and well made. Skatepark would suggest the lolis or beach bunnies even for a bit more ankle support in the boot but they work for me in the skatepark great. I love these skates. 🛼 Just a classic roller skate and I'm very impressed I have wide azz feet and these don't squeeze. Size is true so don't go past your actual size. I'm between 8 and 9 I got 8 and plenty of toe space and width in the toe box. Def wanna get some guards for the toes these scratch easily. Can't think of a downside. Maybe the ball of the foot could have better padding but I just stick some Dr Scholl's in anyways. Compared to the VNLA parfaits I had these feel a bit smoother after adjusting bearings and trucks on both but the padding on these is better and the support on vnla for ankle is better. These are cost effective and worth the money to wear at the rink on the go or even in the skatepark. Have a nice time skating everyone 💕

The media could not be loaded. These are amazing and lighter than I thought (I fell a few times as I haven’t skated in years) very comfortable. I suggest buying a second set of outdoor wheels and the carrier straps ( not sure what they’re called) to make transport easier. Don’t forget the tools too switch wheels. I don’t recommend getting smaller stoppers if you’re beginner to intermediate like myself as they saved my arse a few times 😆.I skated for hours straight felt confident and was able to do a little 1, 2 step in my skates by the end of the event. I love them!!!!I give 4.5 as out of box the tongue of 1 skate was bent slightly and I needed adjustment due to pain while I was skating. I know it will flatten out over time and use. I don’t think the issue deserves a 4 star rating.Enjoy your skates!

Altamente recomendados.Es mi primera vez usando patines y los Moxi Rainbow Rider han sido la mejor opción. Los recomiendo si quieres patinar en superficies de madera, piso o concreto muy liso. NO SON PARA UN SKATEPARK o para uso rudo. Sí son tus primeros patines son muy buenos, cómodos y el diseño está increíble.Aspectos a considerar yo soy 5 1/2 en México pedí la talla 7 pero me quedo grande tengo que usar doble calcetín pero fuera de eso es muy cómodo, me hubiera quedado mejor la talla 6. En el sitio web de MOXI puedes ver para que tipo de uso son estos patines y recomendaciones en general, tienes que evitar no querer amarrar los patines tan fuerte porque puedes botar las hebillas.La caja en la que vienen es hermosa, excelente marca y patines pero recuerden que es para un uso muy recreacional si más adelante quieres intensificar tú práctica recomendaría cambiarlos.

I am new to roller skating. These feel very sturdy and I absolutely love the color 😍💓

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Facevo dei corsi di pattinaggio quando ero piccola, dopo 20 anni ho deciso di comprare dei pattini per andare in giro e provare a imparare roller dance. Dopo una lunga documentazione su internet, ho visto che Moxi è un ottima marca a buon mercato anche per i principianti; oltre che bellissimi (ancora più sgargianti dal vivo) sono comodi, il prezzo è a buon mercato, contando che alla Decathlon costano 60€. Soffro molto con scarpe/scarponcini nuovi, ma questi sono davvero comodi.Porto un 37/38, ho il piede magro ed ho preso il 7, nonostante lo scetticismo iniziale in quanto sembravano molto grandi con una calza spezza e alta (altrimenti ciao stinchi), sono perfetti le caviglie hanno abbastanza gioco.Sono molto contenta e soddisfatta del mio acquisto.