Does the right skate have a break like any normal skates?
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There are no brakes on the skates. Hockey skates usually don't have brakes.
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No, there are no breaks on these. Typically skates meant for hockey or more intense roller blading do not have the break.
390764
No it does not have breaks you have to make a ice hockey stop if you really want to stop.
72020
Yes, they are only supposed to have one stopper. Most inline skates come with the stopper on the right side but can be moved to the left side if you determine that it's easier to use with the other foot. Stopping with both feet at the same time requires a lot of skill. Most skaters learn to stop with one foot and not the other.
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Over last summer, my 5 year old daughter did pretty well using these on sidewalks. However, because roller skates have front and back side-by-side wheels, they go "bump, bump" as the front two wheels, then the back two wheels, hit the sidewalk joints. (Unless your timing is good enough to step over the joints.) Roller blades, on the other hand, have all of their wheels in line. That means that only one wheel hits the joint at one time, and the other wheels are all "on the flat". That is better. I don't know about availability of roller blades for young girls but, if available, I would consider them over roller skates for use on sidewalks. Roller skates turn better, but roller blades are better over joints. Over last summer, my 5 year old daughter did pretty well using these on sidewalks. However, because roller skates have front and back side-by-side wheels, they go "bump, bump" as the front two wheels, then the back two wheels, hit the sidewalk joints. (Unless your timing is good enough to step over the joints.) Roller blades, on the other hand, have all of their wheels in line. That means that only one wheel hits the joint at one time, and the other wheels are all "on the flat". That is better. I don't know about availability of roller blades for young girls but, if... » Read More Over last summer, my 5 year old daughter did pretty well using these on sidewalks. However, because roller skates have front and back side-by-side wheels, they go "bump, bump" as the front two wheels, then the back two wheels, hit the sidewalk joints. (Unless your timing is good enough to step over the joints.) Roller blades, on the other hand, have all of their wheels in line. That means that only one wheel hits the joint at one time, and the other wheels are all "on the flat". That is better. I don't know about availability of roller blades for young girls but, if available, I would consider them over roller skates for use on sidewalks. Roller skates turn better, but roller blades are better over joints. « Show Less
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It works pretty well for me, it can get up to a good speed. Before I bought this I had never skated before, and now I'm decent at it. Just make sure to practice a little bit before you really use it
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Yes. They are an excellent quality skate with great performance and stability.
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I honestly don't know, if I were you go to a skate shop "GOOGLE " or go to the mall they usually have 1 there and ask them, this was my 1st board that's why I bought mine complete and ready, but I'm already looking to buy another board this time I'm looking for wheels that'll spin a lot more freely so's I can coast a lot longer, sorry I couldn't have been more help ...
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Almost all pair of skates just have stoppers on the right foot even the professional ones. I don't know why, but that's the way they are!
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They might seem a little weird from another person's perspective. But don't think you'll have any problem skating at all. You might be able to make those turns quicker on those powerslides
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It's a good starter skate for 3 1/2 to 4. Got it as a gift for my almost 4 yo and she loves them!
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When I purchased I didn't see any warranty going with it. Plus I live in Australia so with or without doesn't make a change as I would have to sent back to US tif I had warranty. The skates are great
1979396
My twins have a wider foot and started in this boot. It was not the right boot for them. I would look at the Jackson boots since they are made a bit wider. Jackson makes a great skate at comparable price for beginner skaters as well and they have a much softer top.
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I can only base off what my daughters have said. They have a pretty stiff upper ankle and do seem to provide great support. They are not like the old fashioned floppy white figure skates. Probably not as good as a hockey type skate but what it lacks in support makes up for in comfort.
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Honestly, I don't have the specs on that. But the details of this item said they should fit all skates. Actually that was not the issue that I had with these wheels. I felt that they were a softer wheel then my last ones. Then I noticed my last wheels were hockey wheels that lasted forever. I am certain these will not be as durable. I think hockey wheels are the way to go. Next time I will get them. I am using these wheels but if they start to wear quickly I am going to exchange them.
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Yes the ones we ordered had stops... These were ordered for a play production, they were perfect in every way a great quality. Several other actors had purchased skates more expensive, but non were as nice, quality construction, or leather quality of these skates... These are a great deal and an excellent skate
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No break-in period. When you spin the auger the paddles should be in slight contact with the pavement.
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The numbers are on the side of the skate right next to the button, however since my daughter practice figure skating different instructors approach me with the same opinion -those kind of skates are not good for balance even if the are practical- so I had to get rid of them and buy the white boot lace kind. I hope my review helped you. Happy 4th
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Sometime the wheels need to be loosened. Try taking them to the skating center and see if they can loosen them with a special tool they have. If they can't loosen them, send them back.