Why does it picture a blue and black skate but says it back/red? Which one is it?
1082394
I ordered a pair of blue skates, but received red ones. However, my grandson was very happy with the red ones.
15030
No. The right skate seemed fine, but the left was dull in the front. I had to have them sharpened or the left skate would slide out.
985201
Yes there is only black and red, unfortunately the lighting in the picture makes it look blue but it is black.
653926
is it just me or is this "blue" one closer to black? its no where even close to the blue in the pictures or on the box. which makes me happy because that was the only thing that I didn't like. but I got it because the red and the white one didn't do anything for me either. but now that I have the "blue" one i love it.
1494603
It is black, even though some of the pictures do look dark blue. Well, mine's black, anyway....
1422001
Yes it is. These are women's figure skates. Men's figure skates are usually black in color or brown.
785109
The one I got was black. You'll probably want to put grips or grip tape on the parts you will be holding so you can use whatever colors you want for that.
1078987
The board I bought was a single red one. I think the pic just depicts that there are different ones you can order.
586892
Theres a button on the side of the skate press it in and pull or push on the skate it will move forward or back which ever u need
1030418
we have the blue and red ones like the picture but there is another set that has green and black so im not sure if the seller has the picture or the description confused.
941667
initially it was black, it had to be replaced under warranty and black was no longer available in the model I had -- they sent a red one
656441
its a red i thought it was pink as well until i got them for my 6yr old son. No.gender on the box it Just come in a brown box that say Chicago roller rink skates.
251788
I'm not sure, but my son just turned 5 yesterday. He has tried the skates on twice so far and he still hasn't got the hang of it. He is a bit frustrated trying to figure it out.
2056730
Actually I ordered blue and received red , then returned them for credit and picked my blue ones (also kitchen grips) with a tassle type loop. There was a problem with this product getting the correct color, and I don't know if the problem has been solved.
647671
Normally it should be red, I don't know why the discription says blue, but the 'MX red' should also definitely be with red LED lights. Also, its not switchable.
1770597
I have the bd70000bpc and it doesn't look like that picture for one thing mine is red.
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Black cleats off "0" degrees of float, meaning no rotation what so ever, except for basic shoe give (which every shoe has to a degree). I personally have always ridden black to avoid unnecessary give and cleat sway. However, if you like a lot of play, hence movement left to right as you peddle then red may be for you -- red offers more play, and I believe grey offers the most. It is a very personal choice. I find that black requires perfect adjustment left to right, and vs versa. You'll know you don't have it adjusted correctly if you ankle(s) begin to hurt or get sore while riding; but when adjusted just right (which is easy to do) you'll love them!Hope this helps.... Black cleats off "0" degrees of float, meaning no rotation what so ever, except for basic shoe give (which every shoe has to a degree). I personally have always ridden black to avoid unnecessary give and cleat sway. However, if you like a lot of play, hence movement left to right as you peddle then red may be for you -- red offers more play, and I believe grey offers the most. It is a very personal choice. I find that black requires perfect adjustment left to right, and vs versa. You'll know you don't have it adjusted correctly if you ankle(s) begin to hurt or get sore while... » Read More Black cleats off "0" degrees of float, meaning no rotation what so ever, except for basic shoe give (which every shoe has to a degree). I personally have always ridden black to avoid unnecessary give and cleat sway. However, if you like a lot of play, hence movement left to right as you peddle then red may be for you -- red offers more play, and I believe grey offers the most. It is a very personal choice. I find that black requires perfect adjustment left to right, and vs versa. You'll know you don't have it adjusted correctly if you ankle(s) begin to hurt or get sore while riding; but when adjusted just right (which is easy to do) you'll love them!Hope this helps.... « Show Less