I am looking for outdoor skates. I am not sure by the questions already asked to be sure if they are good for outdoors based on the different answers
415160
Gravel tends to get stuck in the grooves of the wheels and they need regular cleaning to make sure the grooves are free of debris. Also, if you're looking for speed, then these are not the skates for you. The grooves make them a bit slower than smooth wheels. If you are a beginner or haven't skated in many years, these are a great "starter" pair.
274890
They do have special goalie skates for roller hockey...look into those first, then decide if you think it's worth it to spend the extra cash on goalie design.
263653
My kids 16 and 14, say they'll be fine on paved surface. They have used indoors at rink (skate nights, not hockey), and while not ideal there, they do ok. Outside, no complaints. These are harder than other wheels they've had, but they play pickup hockey mostly on medium asphalt.
1371614
My daughter uses these outdoors to skate to the park and back. Because of our busy schedules, she does not get to skate often. She used her skates outside maybe 8 times the whole year, and skates around the house in them often. So far they are holding up well. She skates in the easily and every time we did skate to the park with them, someone stopped us to comment on how cool looking the skates are.
432748
Yes but I would use them for one or the other not both because of the condition that the wheels get in when using outdoors. Very high quality skates though
2206148
I gave them as a gift to our three year old grandson; he skates in the kitchen floor right now, but I am sure he will be able to use them outdoors when the weather gets warmer; they seem to be made out of a hard plastic, but for a three year old, out door play would not be out of order, he loves them; I hope this helped;
138720
Too be honest i dont know. Never wore them outside. I'm sure it would say in The description if it was though
321043
I use these on a paved bike trail and they are OK. The wheels do not roll by themselves very well, I think it is something with low quality bearings, so it is difficult to keep up with others. If there are any little rocks or stuff on the trail it is impossible to roll, I have to "walk" past the obstacles. I prefer roller blades for outdoors use. I do not have these problems when I use my roller blades.
957303
Wherever there is ice (no matter how thick or thin)...the cleats will work. Most of the time the lakes are snow covered and the cleats are not needed. But, if you really want to feel secure...put them on. Trust me...you will remain vertical.
1315938
I think so. They are made of plastic and are very durable and lightweight. Should be good for outdoors too! Hope this helps.
79017
No, probably not. These skates are in womens' sizes. You will probably need to look for skates in "girls'" sizes.
263940
Hi, KKEEET. I bought these skates as a gift for a grandson. Have not given them to him yet, but I bought one or two sizes too large, purchasing heavy socks to take up the extra room. They are a bargain and very well made. Happy trails.
2135096
My daughter uses these primarily on asphalt, but can also skate on the concrete sidewalk. It may depend on te condition of the concrete too. She is a beginning level skater.
148013
yes! I ordered them for my wife who is a recreational skater. Ignore all the hardcore skater reviews.. These are perfect for going out and skating a couple of times a week.
11413
Yes they are outdoor wheels. My daughter skates outside everyday after school and they have held up nicely.
962459
I think you're correct. Not saying for sure but I'd try it. You can always return. They are good ice skates and I think she will be happy with them -- my twin granddaughters love them! Hope my answer helps you.
954990
I wouldn't buy these, the bearings were shot when ours arrived. The skates are very shaky to ride on. It costs more to fix replace the bearings than the skates are probably worth. It pays to buy local, directly from a rink.