K2 Skate Men's Kinetic 78 Inline Skates

Plain and simple it's a great skate. I am a 35 year old man who just wants to stay in shape. Ordered a size 13 and they were very comfortable usually things I order in my size are a bit tight but these are just right. Smooth ride I am a beginner

Awesome pair of skates. They look sicker in person...the picture doesn't do them any justice. Comfortable ft, smooth ride. Work well on different terrains.

Great set for those who are just beginning or getting back into it like I am. These skates are not ment to go super fast. When you order skates, you should get your actual FOOT size, not shoe size (some manufacturers vary). If you're. a 1/2 size, go down( i.e., 9.5 would get a 9) unless half sizes are available. Its suppose to be a little snug. And K2 is and has been a reliable and reputable brand.

I bought these so I could skate along with my Husky but these skates will completely bend and not allow for any pushing motions to go faster. It has nothing to hold the middle of your foot so your ankles are just dancing all over the place when you try to go faster. Avoid these for sure.

I am a first time skater and these seem to be of good quality. I have size 10.5 feet, occasionally I buy an 11. I got size 11 based on all of the size recommendations I saw in the reviews. When I put them on, I noticed that they were very snug, which I thought was appropriate when you have wheels strapped to your feet and have ankles to worry about, but after riding 3-4 times for an hour each time, I concluded that they were in fact way too small and were squeezing my toes. I wore the thinnest socks I had and still had feet going numb and toes smashed up against the inside of the shoe. I am now thinking of getting an 11.5 or a 12. Also, people talk about how light they are. What? Maybe other inline skates are like bricks or something, but I never felt that "light" was an adjective you could use to describe these. Heavy and tiring, but fun. Lastly, the blade position seems to make me need to go knock-kneed or put more weight on the inside of my feet to balance and move well. I can't necessarily blame the shoe for that--maybe my bones are out of alignment--but it is definitely something that really affects my ride.

they are difficult to move in... very restricting to "curve" like movement lol

These rollerblades are the coolest on the market in my opinion. I haven't rollerbladed in a while and when I went rollerblading for 8 miles I got tired fast and my feet started to hurt a lot in these, but I can't say its the blades' fault, probably just not meant to rollerblade that long. So can't really speak for the comfort of these, but I used to roller blade at an indoor rink every week for about 3 hours and didn't get my feet tired like this. It feels just as tiring as ice skates. Also these are kind of out of style at least in the New England area so blading in a crowded area might make you feel inferior but again its not the blades' fault! But if you're looking to blade with style, look no further.

The Price is right and good skates if your just getting into skating or if it has been awhile. They are not too fast which I do not recommend these for anyone who are considered experts with rollerblading.