Chicago Girls Sidewalk Roller Skate 1

Brand:Chicago Skates

3.6/5

€
95.98

* Chicago Skates Size Chart * Featuring a mid-height synthetic leather upper, hook-and-loop speed strap and a quilted comfort collar, these colorful Chicago Skates™ Sidewalk Skates will keep her rollin'! * Double action adjustable truck with toe stop. * Oversize PVC spoke hubs. * 60 mm composite wheels add grip. * 608Z Semi Precision speed bearings. * Imported. * Measurements: * Weight: 2 lbs 6 oz * Shaft: 5 in * Product measurements were taken using size 1 Little Kid, width B - Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size. * Weight of footwear is based on a single item, not a pair.

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EAN: 0039035010159

Categories Sports & Outdoors, Sports & Fitness, Skates, Skateboards & Scooters, Skates, Roller Skates,

SPECIFICATIONS: Featuring 4 premium oversized wheels, semi-precision bearings, high impact double adjustable chassis and truck, a self-adhesive power strap as well as a built-in toe stop. COMFORT FIT: The Chicago Quad Sidewalk Skate is easy to pull on and off, the lightweight boot has a lace-up front with a fold-over Velcro strap at the top for a secure and convenient fit. STABILITY & CONTROL: Featuring 4 premium oversized wheels for a more enjoyable ride. The Chicago Quad Sidewalk Skate is just the thing to easily glide indoors and outdoors. SUPPORT: The Chicago Quad Sidewalk Skate features a controlled high top boot for optimum safety as well as high quality laces for maximum protection, leaving your foot comfortable and secure. A CLASSIC: This iconic Quad Sidewalk Skate from Chicago is strategically designed for gliding but is also a popular choice for all-around rink and social skating for decades. Shaft measures approximately 5" from arch. Manmade sole. Made in the USA and Imported. Nylon.

Brand	CHICAGO
Closure Type	Lace-Up
Color	White Youth Quad Skates
Department	Girls
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Weight	3 Pounds
Item Weight	4.8 Pounds
Manufacturer	Chicago Skate
Material	Other
Pattern	Striped
Size	1
Sole Material	Manmade
Wheel Material	Polyurethane
Wheel Size	60 Millimeters

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Scritto da: Jacquelyn

Lil one loves them

Bought for a 9 year old and she is having so much fun with these. Very pretty bright pink also

Scritto da: Athena Sutton

Thought theyd be a little better.

Well the wheels look like they are covered in a plastic wrap film that cant be removed . The wheels didnt roll at all none of them did. i had to take every wheel off relube the bearings and slightly loosin them and still they arent rolling right? Maybe they need new bearings all together. A couple wheels seemed a little wrapped possibly also. I thought they would of been a better quality of a skate since ive used chicago before and they turned out ok after a tweak or two..

Scritto da: greg b.

My Daughter Loves Them

It was worth spending the money on a quality product like these. Took my 6 year old about an hour to get the hang of it. She wore them nearly non-stop for the first week.

Scritto da: Dymond

Great Skates!

I love these skates for my kids. We order a new pair every year and they never disappoint.

Scritto da: suzann gehris

Did not like look. Looked cheap

Size was good but still hurt bottom of her foot. Did not roll very well. Not well made

Scritto da: Amanda Hutto

Not correctly sized

I ordered a size 1. They are more like a size 2. I see why the original purchaser returned these to Amazon.

Scritto da: Marco Torres

The Most Important,. Seeing my Daughter Happy,.

What I Like the most about the Chicago Roller skates,. seeing my Daughter Happy!!!

Scritto da: Ordale Allen

Perfect For Little Kids

Will you see these on a commercial with a narrator talking about JD Power and Associates giving this skate an award? No. For the price and the person I bought it for...this skate is perfect. My five year old's foot just leveled up to a size 1, so the shoe skates weren't an option anymore. She's been doing her impression of someone who can actually skate for about a week now. The skate itself runs a little big. There is quite a bit of space between her toe and the front of the skate, but it shouldn't affect her roller derby stats much. She's still figuring out how to go five feet without grabbing hold of the fence.