Can these skates be used in roller rinks and also outside on cement?
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I don't know about roller rinks, but my grandson uses his skates on concrete, blacktop, and brick walkways.
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Yes I believe so. I suppose it you went to a fancy rink for professional skaters they'd have restrictions though. These are quite acceptable and even preferred over the rented skates at our local rink
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Yes they will work on cement it will work on any surface. However depending on how rough the concrete or cement is they will wear quicker because they are only plastic.
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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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both. My kid's other grandmom has a basement where they skate. I would not use them on good hardwood floors but probably no harm would be done.
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Yes, you could use on cement. No wind no problem. If there is a breeze, a rock or anything with weight on each corner would work.
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unless you have a place like paved or cement driveways or sidewalks it probably will not roll outside the wheels are simlar to roller skates
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I would say since they are clear would be ok for indoor use/ also should be fine outside but of course they would not last long.. LOL I used these wheels to make a PVC Rollercoaster For the kids at our Vacation bible school two summers ago. This was the hit of the year, check out youtube PVC rollercoaster test pilot. LOL
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My granddaughter uses them on the sidewalk. We don't have a skating rink so I really cant say. They look like shoes that could be worn at a rink but I really don't know.
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I think they are both but i only use indoors. They are for beginners and by no means a "Speed" skate. The wheels are very wide and have a strong grip on them. I think they would be better for outdoor. I agree that they are hard to skate indoors with. very comfortable on your feet though.
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The wheels on the Roller Derby Boys Laser skates will work for both indoor and outdoor usage. Skateboard wheels will most likely fit on these skates, but would not be recommended.
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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.
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I think they might work well on cement. Mine are on linoleum at the rear and carpet in the front. The washer has not moved in over a year of use with these feet.
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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.
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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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I honestly didn't know there were different skates for outdoor and indoor use. I thought you could use them anywhere. With that said, I've only skated out on the streets, on sidewalks, and I had no trouble with them.
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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.
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Yes. They are an excellent quality skate with great performance and stability.