HikoleAdjustable Inline Skates for Kids and Adults, Outdoor Roller Fitness Blades for Men and Women, Beginner Roller Skates for Girls and Boys

I'm pretty impressed with these for the money. I'm a female adult 5'6" 130lbs, foot size 9. These skates worked great for me without adjustment, so I can't speak for that feature. The package did come with instructions on how to do it though.As a returning artistic skater, I bought these to get back into the sport, and they work great for me. As an artistic skater, my emphasis is on precision, footwork, spins and turns. Sk8 dance, basically. My review is based off of the provided flat rocker, so it's pretty good. I will be rockering the wheels later to 76-80-80-76 for my style. Here are some key features after three rides:- Laces as well as two regular closures. For artistic skating, this is great for ankle flexibility while providing stability. Laces are a bit thin and only go to the ankle, but those can be upgraded.- Breathable material. They seem to be lighter than other skates I've used, which adds to maneuverability.- ABEC-7 bearings, seem to be good quality, roll smoothly. A little slow, but these are only beginner-level fitness skates.- Removable brake! Crucial feature. A turn key is provided for this and wheel adjustment. Also a shorter axle was provided for those who want to snug the wheel after removing the brake. Did not like the turn key, it will not last for taking off all eight wheels when it comes time to change out. Get yourself a Sonic Gripz tool, way better for changing inline wheels.- Rubber wheels, not nylon. Perfect for pavement. They come standard 80mm/82a. Perfect freestyle size, decent hardness for the sport, especially a beginner because there is more grip. Smooth rolling, good shock absorption for jumps. Again, I upgraded these to 85a because I like harder wheels; but then again, I skate like a nut too.- Aluminum frame is sturdy, boot has decent padding. Non-slip, entire boot has great control when strapped properly.*Update after riding for 2 months: finally have to upgrade to actual freestyle skates because I'm demanding more of these little beauties than they can give. Aka. for slalom, I need a higher cuff, formed boot, and more foot control. I'm at the point where I'm skating hard and fast enough that these guys can't keep up anymore. Tongue keeps slipping down and loosening the ankle, but I demand alot of turns, spins and jumps from them, not the fault of the skates, they are just not made for it. Still keep them for casual skating though, or teaching someone else.And yes, I did rocker them with Aowish wheels, they work AMAZING. These skates can really take a beating.I'm satisfied overall, great skate for the money.

Great skates for reasonable price

My granddaughter loves them easy to adjust she’s 12 she said very good wheels and fits perfectly

The bolts like to loosen on you with the first and second wheel. So keep A Hex tool with you. Other than that and the break wearing out quickly they are great beginner blades.

Works great, very comfortable. Not sure if advanced level will like it, but for me beginner level it is good enough with sweet price.

Good price, well made

I wear a size 9-10 so I bought the XL according to their size chart I put them on and they were about a size and a half too big. No biggie I thought, I’ll just adjust them.. thinking they came on the highest setting.. when I looked at the little grey arrows to adjust the sizes (according to the label an XL should fit 8-10) they were already on the lowest setting.. I couldn’t reduce the size at all.. I tried them on anyways and I couldn’t lift my skate without almost falling because I felt like I was lifting my foot but the skate wasn’t lifting.. the lowest sizing fit more like a 10.5 -11..

These men skates are really nice. They have held up under my husbands 195 lbs all summer long. He’s worn them quite a few times. They are made well and look and feel great. Definitely recommend.