Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

These are great beginner skates, I've been using them for about 3 months now, and have done the following things to make sure they are perfect for my daily skating: You need a Y3 tool so you can adjust your trucks and loosen the wheels. Out the box, they are tight, so it will feel like you're not rolling or able to lean. This is basic skating maintenance, and you'll need to learn to do this for when you decide to switch out your wheels. The wheels are (according to the listing) 95A. They are hard, and meant for indoor only. For those of you who want to go outside and skate, you NEED to buy another set of wheels that are softer (they go down to 78A). If you're interesting in hybrid wheels, so you can skate inside and outside, you might go for something like 85A. I have wider feet, and high arches, and started getting some foot pain in my skates. I looked up lacing methods, and there are plenty of pictures and recommendations for those who have foot pain! (ex: I skip the 2nd eyelets to give room for my arches, and no longer have foot pain!).