K2 Kinetic 80 Men's Inline Skates

I just got them today so I haven't had a chance to really test them out but my first impression is very good. They were nicely packaged and they're extremely comfortable. These skates seem to roll with little to no effort on smooth surfaces, not sure about outdoor/pavement yet. I wear an 11.5 give or take a half size due to having really wide feet. I ordered a size 11.5 pair and they were just a tad loose but not falling off or anything. I'd say these run pretty close to true to size in comparison to regular shoes. Would highly recommend if you're looking for a good pair of skates that are reasonably priced!

Like it, used it to learn balance and now I can skate on ice

Haven't skated in over 20 years. Came across my old pair of skates and they actually crumbled when I tried to put them on. I got the itch to try again. Bought these k2s to see if I could get rolling again. They feel great. Very comfy and supportive. It was actually like getting on a bike again. Don't forget to get safety gear just in case. Very good value and they seem to be quality built. They may not be up to professional standard but they work well for me, weekend warrior, hobby level. They are fun and above my previous pair, spec wise. I'd buy them again if needed.

My normal size is 9.5, but after reading reviews, I ordered a size smaller, 9.0, and they are so comfortable. I love the comfortable and stable fit. Thank you.

Exactly what I ordered, perfect fit and fast shipping

I am a total beginner, and these work great for me. They hold my feet and ankles just firmly enough to give control without making me sore after a while. Highly recommend for anyone looking to seriously get into rollerblading

I started using these skates in December 2022 and they have been very comfortable and after tailoring the wheels/bearings to my local rink, a pretty fun ride. However, yesterday (July 10, 2024), the rivet at the ankle hinge on the inner right skate let go. I was able to salvage my night by taking the remnants of the part and pushing it through the hole from the inside. I noticed at this time that there was a similar break on the outer left skate. I'll try to see if I can get parts from K2 (doubtful) or if I can adapt some Chicago-style screws (used in leather work) to get it secured again. I've put about 6-8 hours a month on them in an indoor rink and don't do anything too aggressive. I'm disappointed that they failed, but it's probably time to move up anyway, but I'm skeptical of this brand now.

Excellent product