Are these outdoor wheels or indoor?
306047
The Reidell Dart comes with 93A wheels, which is really too hard of a wheel for outdoor. You should swap the wheels out for and 80 or so. As you probably figured, the higher the number is the harder the wheel. That said, it's not a perfect grading system and I have read posts regarding people using the Dart with these wheels outside, but I wouldn't recommend it.
267163
They could, but not advised. The wheels are polyurethane, however they are soft and will wear out very fast, and be too tacky to enjoy on pavement. On a wood floor, they are great... Not advised for outdoor.
1934076
Wheels are small so this is not an All Terrain Vehicle. Best used indoors or on smooth level surfaces.
2066095
We have used them on our solid oak floors (not pr-efinished) and have had no problems, it's actually quite cute and hilarious to watch them in our cold Chicago winter :) These have never been used outside, so we weren't concerned. After we can use them outside, I will have to see if the wheels are scratched up and then they will not be used inside any longer. However, if you do not have solid, or have a softer wood like walnut, I probably would not let them be used indoors.
1603442
Would be better if they were rubber clad. There are others out there that have rubber wheels on them. I would suggest one of those instead.
135392
Yes, I tried them outside and the roll better on smooth pavement. Sucks for indoor rinks thou!
275688
The wheels are a hard plastic but very sturdy. They lock so they do not move much at all. I have not had any problems with the wheels.
2065123
When I placed my order, I was under the impression that they were suitable for outdoor use. I have them in a covered area (gazebo), and I am going to leave them out over the winter. We'll see how they do. They look like they are for use indoors. FYI: They were VERY easy to assemble.
1404436
The wheels are "track" wheels. They are fixed/fixed only. There is no way to mount a freewheel to them without replacing the hub and spokes.
1755868
I'm not sure, but my daughter has been skating indoors and outdoors almost daily since she got these for Christmas.
149941
No I do not use these outside. They have indoor wheels. If you want skates that go out side you will need different wheels
173185
yes, outdoor. I'm not quite sure what the options would be. (they can use SPD or Look cleats)
163674
I would say that they're and indoor toy. Not that you can't use them outside, but they could get rain splattered and muddy and a real pain to clean. I imagine their finish would suffer too.
445994
They are rubber- hard rubber--like training wheels. I have not seen it mark any surface. My mother has had hers for almost six months. My sister bought one for her mother-in-law for Christmas. I have arthritis and borrowed it from my mother to walk in Chicago in snow & cold. It never marked any floors in the hotel, stores, etc.
962049
No idea why they are indoor only - they appear to be all rubber and work great when wet. Maybe the tread doesn't work as well when very cold or iced over?
815791
Yes, they work well outdoors as well as indoors. They are sturdy too....good quality and serve their purpose.
420451
I am sure you can us it in door or out door but the wheels have ridges on them. Indoor wheels should be some what softer.