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(More customer reviews)If you are not sure your child will get into aggressive inline skating, you might want to get these. However, if they like the sport, they will most certainly want a REAL pair of aggressive skates within a month. Having decent equipment makes all the difference. I would recommend Razor or USD Junior skates which run around 100 bucks and are adjustable up to 4 sizes. The TRS Junior skate by rollerblade is better than this Fury skate, but not nearly as good as the other 2 junior skates mentioned. If you are not a junior size, I would recommend any other Rollerblade aggressive models...some are as cheap as 130$ or any Razor models.I have been skating for 11 year and have taught for many years.
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Product Description:
The Bladerunner Fury aggressive skate is equipped with a supportive and durable upper with plenty of sole space for grinding. The molded, rigid frame includes a grind insert and flush hardware that holds the 58-mm polyurethane wheels. The wheel durometer rating of 88A means you can throw anything you want at the Fury and it'll survive. A foam-padded liner and a heel gel pad provide comfortable cushioning and shock absorption., capping off a great aggressive skate at an even greater price. . Liner: Thick, foam padded liner for extra comfort, Skate Type: Aggressive, Number of Wheels: 4, Wheel Brand: Rollerblade, Wheel Configuration: 55mm - 55mm - 55mm - 55mm, Wheel Durometer: 88A, Bearing Type: ABEC 5, Bearing Size: 608 - Standard, Chassis Material: Composite, Maximum Wheel Size: 55mm, Brake Type: None, Closure System: Laces with Buckle, Special Features: Aggressive Skate, Bearing Grade: Performance, Front Wheel Size: 55mm, Ventilation: No, Skill Range: Intermediate - Advanced Intermediate, Model Year: 2008, Product ID: 96351
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