What is difference between quad skate and rink skate?
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both can be used at roller rinks, but rink skates tend to roll faster due to the thickness of the wheels.
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The series doesn't really have a main story, similar to the tony hawk series it's more just skate and have fun instead of feel pressured to do a mission. But if your wondering which game would give you a bigger variety of tricks and spots to skate I would get skate 2 and 3. If you like those games be sure to check out the Tony Hawk games.
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Platinum hits has an extra video or a special skater to unlock. Not really worth it. Skate 3 is just about the same .
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Yes it is. These are women's figure skates. Men's figure skates are usually black in color or brown.
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These are rink skates, not for outdoor. For outside skates you will need a harder compound of wheels and bearings specially made for outside skating.
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I would say yes, they are same. I tried both and both are very good in speed, spin and control.
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If i remember correctly it does.I can't imagine we would have bought it without the skates and this was our only Amazon purchase last year at Christmas.
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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.
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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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As an long time skater myself, we had the kids blades sharpened, as it is always the best course when using any skates for the first time. It is not necessary to do so, but the kids will skate smoother and easier. Your local rink or sporting goods store should be able to do it quickly and inexpensively. Best regards!
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The main difference is that the version whith two wheels the flat it is whith out air, an the other version with one wheel it is with air.
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You should never go back and forth between skating indoor and outdoor with your skates. It can be very dangerous. When you are outside your wheels will become very rough and when you go indoors the wheels will not be even. Also, it can damage a wooden skate floor. Outdoor wheels need to be softer to be able to grip outdoor surfaces. A rink floor is more consistent and therefore you need a harder wheel.
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They can be, I would not recommend this brand. They are a cheaper skate. Spend the extra money and buy something like better
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Hockey skates are a subcategory of ice skates. They are firmer/stiffer/more stable around the ankles and do not have a toe-pick like figure skates and the blade is not as long as speed skates. These are good for a growing child who wants to just have fun and skate.
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Skate 2 has a lot of spots and I play skate 2 a lot more than skate 3 because of it, skate 1 is good but the camera angle is low and you cant switch it but it is still fun. I would buy skate 2 first if you skate street
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It depends on kind of skating the skater wants to do. The wheels are fairly hard, so longer gliding rides aren't as possible as with the cruiser style wheels. If you want to do tricks, then the wheels should fine. I bought this as a first skateboard for my daughter to learn on. I then got a cruiser for my son. The difference in the ride-ability was noticeable.
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There are three settings that you can switch between, which allow your child to go from walking to actual skating. The skates are pretty good. They are sturdy and easy to put on and take off. My daughter loves them.