they say sidewalk skates can u wear them at the skating rink
90640
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!
2032255
These skates are sized for men. Also, they run true to size, so buy your correct size.
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!
290686
Yes. I would suggest wearing them one place or the other. But, just check the wheels for pebbles before going to the rink and you should be fine. If there is a problem, you could buy new wheels if needed.
954990
I wouldn't buy these, the bearings were shot when ours arrived. The skates are very shaky to ride on. It costs more to fix replace the bearings than the skates are probably worth. It pays to buy local, directly from a rink.
641171
I have always had the wheels on the sidewalk. I suppose you could put them on the grassy side but would be not as smooth of a surface.
1209424
No. You have to get them sharpened. Most rinks or sporting goods stores will do it for $5
148373
The stabilizers do a great job on ice and snow. When you wear them in on a hard floor you might keep in mind that you can slip.
432748
Yes but I would use them for one or the other not both because of the condition that the wheels get in when using outdoors. Very high quality skates though
82612
Don't see why not. I got them for my granddaughter to skate in her long blacktopped driveway.
957303
Wherever there is ice (no matter how thick or thin)...the cleats will work. Most of the time the lakes are snow covered and the cleats are not needed. But, if you really want to feel secure...put them on. Trust me...you will remain vertical.
938226
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
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.
11411
You can use the wheels on these skates outdoors on smooth asphalt or concrete however, once they are used outdoors, most skating rinks do not allow them to be used on the wood flooring afterwards.
79017
No, probably not. These skates are in womens' sizes. You will probably need to look for skates in "girls'" sizes.
529106
No. This is a skate that they wear over socks. Wearing shoes wouldn't work.
1392286
There should be no reason why not, however, I never did because I purchased these as training skates for balance and to help my 4yr old granddaughter feel more comfortable on the ice... not for long distance skating... just to make sure she didn't hurt her ankles so early in the learning process... Happy to report she now runs on the ice, no longer needs to hold mommy's hand and this year is graduating to single blade skates!