Can these skates be worn outdoors?
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.
267164
the wheels are silicon based so outdoor wear should not be a problem. just remeber that gravel and stones will embedded in the wheel so be sure to clean off. also be sure and wipe off the boot if it gets wet.. my daughter used her's in the driveway(concrete) and garage..
267165
No, these are soft rubber wheels for indoor rinks only. Great skates but not for outside.
1628251
I wouldn't use them outdoors, but I suppose if you have some sort of waterproofing you can add to the cover - or a waterproof lining - perhaps you can use them outside? Not sure how they'll wear. They are a medium weight canvas material. Hope this helps....
331219
I also trail skate in these skates. I would recommend buying a set of softer outdoor wheels. The ones that come stock on the R3 aren't very good for outdoor in my opinion.
1991010
These are very high end skates, probably unsuitable (for safety reasons) for children. Therefore those sizes are probably not childrens' sizes.
173185
yes, outdoor. I'm not quite sure what the options would be. (they can use SPD or Look cleats)
383447
Unfortunately this cannot be used outdoors as the motors are not sealed for damp use and the blades are wood. Thank you, Mike H. Dan's Fan City
54489
My sisters use them mainly outdoors, but they sometimes wear it while skating on our wood floors and it works great. They go a bit fast indoors, making it easier to fall if your child is inexperienced.
290688
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.
1447237
My daughter has worn these inside our house (wood and tile floors) and at the skating rink. She has never worn them outside, but the wheels seem hard enough that you could if you had the right surface.
2098018
Hmmm my kids don't really skate outside because our driveway is too rough, but I don't see why you couldn't. I like these skates a lot, actually I have a pair for both of my daughters and myself because I liked them so much. They take them to the rink or skate around the house. If we have a smoother driveway, I'm sure they would skate outside with them too.
362516
I think they would do just fine ice skating. They may not always stand up to rough asphalt, but ice is much more forgiving. I don't see why not!
693071
I personally would not because I would not want my wheels to get roughed up. But I'm sure you can skate anywhere with a smooth surface.
149940
Don't buy them if you plan on using them outside or inside. There is no flow to these skates. I tried them outside once, and because I used them, I couldn't send them back. Horrible skates.
2283357
Yes they can be used outdoors. I have had mine outside for about over a year. They work perfectly, rain or shine.
432749
We have not used them outside. Only at the roller rink. They are very good quality so I think you could use them on the sidewalk/driveway.
1701913
I would think they could be used outside but may be less effective especially if it rains. Terro makes a product specifically for outside use that I have used and is just as good. They even have spikes to hold them in the ground.
1017466
Yes, they could be stored/played with outdoors. I wouldn't leave them outside in the weather for a long period of time.