Material: plastic, aluminum alloy, mutispandex, leather, PU, EVA bearings, screws
Wheel: PVC
Foundation: PE
Sizes: S, M,L

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And the inline skate design and color can be follow your idea. Also, the packing color box or PVC bag. And we also have helmet and protector. Inline
Your kids now have the potential to become better skaters than you are. Fitted with an alloy frame and 76mm wheels the Moto Extreme is ideal for the more experienced skater or someone who likes that extra performance from their skates.

The Moto Extreme Junior adjusts for width as well as length allowing extra room for those growing feet.

Features include:
Easy Adjustment
ABEC 5 Bearings
76mm 80A Wheels (Max Wheel Size 78mm)
Lace and Powerstrap Closure with Buckle
The Rollerblade Spark PRO W Women's Inline Skate is not only visually pleasing with its asymmetrical lacing; It provides a unique fit option that sculpts to the natural and organic form of the foot.

* Soft, breathable liner and tongue enhance the comfort of the skate on the foot
* This modified fit displaces pressure and reduces flex, while the light, fast ALU Frame brings control and stability in motion
* Structure: Spark; Liner: Training 5 Star Fit
* Velcro strap and cuff buckle; Frame: Aluminum

This is the best performing junior skate we have available

Inline skating is a great way to get and stay in shape. It provides cardiovascular exercise and uses major muscle groups while allowing participants to be active outdoors. Riding Inline skates is also a fun activity you can enjoy with friends and family.

Inline skate gear

You'll need inline skates, of course. Your skate selection should be based on the type of skating you plan to do. There are several types of skates: Recreational, speed, aggressive (for those interested in doing tricks) and hockey. When selecting your skates, look for a proper fit to keep your feet and ankles properly supported and to provide control. For kids, choose skates that fit now, not oversized skates that the child can grow into; Skates that are too large lead to frequent falls.

Protective gear is an important part of inline skating to protect you from injury. A helmet is a must, even for experienced skaters. Although you may be in control of yourself, you can't control what's happening around you.

Since a broken wrist is the most common inline skating injury, wrist guards are also a good idea. Most people hurt themselves when attempting to break a fall with their hands. Other protective gear you may choose to use includes knee pads, elbow pads and a crash guard_essentially a pair of padded shorts. These are great for beginners, who tend to fall on their backside.