they say sidewalk skates can u wear them at the skating rink
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The only difference really is supposed to be the material the wheels are made of. Now, they don't say what they are made of, but most outdoor skates are urethane wheels, and they do fine on any surface, they are tougher is all. Wipe them off before going in the rink so any gravel, etc doesn't scratch the rink floor!
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These skates are sized for men. Also, they run true to size, so buy your correct size.
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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.
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I cannot answer this question as these skates were a gift for our granddaughter who is eight years old
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Absolutely! My kids both used these skates. They are well made and can be used indoors or outdoors!
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I'm sure you probably could. The rink we skate at is concrete but its also waxed too. Just watch for small rocks bc anything like that can send you or your child flying across the payment.
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They are great. My 5 year old is a level 4 ice skater. She skates faster and further than her older brothers. I take her to the University to skate in the summer where the sidewalks are immaculate. Watch for rocks and wood chips. Universities are well maintained so I don't have to worry about that. There is no indoor rink here so I had to go outdoor wheels. Hope that helps. Cherrie
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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!
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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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My daughter uses these primarily on asphalt, but can also skate on the concrete sidewalk. It may depend on te condition of the concrete too. She is a beginning level skater.
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Yes, though they are more gearing for aggressive skating. If you are merely skating down streets, or a bike path, I would opt for something cheaper. Another note, their sizes run a little small, so if you need a medium, maybe try a large.
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I think the skate boots are a "D" (wide) width, so you'd need to either look for skates with an "extra wide" boot, or substitute a larger size (10, 11, or larger) to compensate for the width you need. Personally, I would go to a roller rink and see if they can measure your foot and recommend a boot in the proper size. It might cost a little more; but you won't be guessing at the size, and the skates would fit better and be more comfortable.
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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.
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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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yes! I ordered them for my wife who is a recreational skater. Ignore all the hardcore skater reviews.. These are perfect for going out and skating a couple of times a week.
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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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I use them outside in New York State, though I bring them in for the winter. Unless you have an extremely strict homeowner's association, then yes, they can be used outdoors