LIKU Black Professional Inline Skates Unisex

I was pretty skeptical on these skates because I hadn’t heard of this brand before, but upon seeing a few reviews I decided to give them a try. I had a set of Rollerblade Advantage Pro XT size 10 but fit too lose and I didn’t like the feeling of a soft boot. So once I tried these skates being hard boot and my actual size 9.5 I fell in love. I ended up switching out all 8 wheels for 80mm wheels with better bearings and it transformed these $100 skates.I used to inline skate as a kid from ages 8-10 and stopped because I got into Freestyle bmx and now that I’m 29 I decided to pick up skating again and these are an awesome beginner / intermediate pair of skates. I prefer these over the soft boot any day just because there is more stability and I personally feel more in control.Highly recommend these to anyone looking to start skating or anyone who has experience and likes to skate recreational!

Good for the price!

These are full rockered, which means the wheels in the front and back are a size smaller than the two middle wheels, that is for someone who has rollerblade experience bc a full rocker is hard to get used to and is used mostly for slalom skating which is an ice skating/dance type of skating which is amazing to watch but either buy a set of even wheels or be in for a learning experience. I was worried bc it was a hit or miss type of buy when considering the reviews, I guess I just got a decent batch of skates, stood up to some bench jumps and drop offs. The frame is still okay, tbh you should upgrade all the parts , like wheels, hardware, if you can afford it the frame, bc the boot is sweet and everything else is upgradable and might not last, ONE COMPLAINT they are kinda slow for my taste but I know some knew wheels and barrings will fix that plus the frame is just a bit high and compact but is something you can get used to easily, but I honestly dig the skates. They work out great for me, still nervous when abusing them bc of the other reviews but as of now they are taking the beating.Update: learning to skate rockered set up is definitely a new experience, I have some crappy road here and my wheel screw fell out along with the wheel which scared me, but I found them and just tightened it a bit harder, went out today and they lasted, frame I was scared of but I jumped a bench three times and they survived, I was soooo nervous about trying that. Idk they are definitely upgradable, and the boot is just amazing and sick!

Bought these in September 2021. Wore them once after 20 years of not being on blades. Spring hit.. I busted them out. Hopped on the trail.. took a digger and the entirety of the clip that goes around the mid of the boot completely snapped off. I can't blade in them with it missing. They are very loose without the stability.I'm really bummed. I was digging these. They fit good. I have wide feet, so they hurt.. but I deal. I'm 110lbs and 5'3". With a size 7. If you have wide feet. Either buy bigger or be tough.I wrote the company about the broken blade. I do not want to buy a new pair (different brand) of roller blades. I do hope to hear back soon. To see what can be done. I included a picture of the left skate which is broken and the right of the piece that snapped off.Very heavy skate. Super uncomfortable. Poorly constructed and not worth the money. Go with K2 blades instead. They have a great reputation.

They were easy to put together and I switched the wheels out for ones that were all the same size. I put them on and skated around the living room. They hurt, but I kept going. I went outside to try them out. They hurt my feet and then I fell. I got back up and came back inside to take them off. Took my new wheels off and packaged them right back up and did a return. Not even an hour had gone by. I have an old pair of Salomon skates that are too small, but loved and never caused this much pain. I was trying to get back to something I loved. I will stick with a reputable brand and not buy from Amazon for inline skates. They are what reviewers say: Chinese junk. I’m not a beginner, but it’s been a while. I only tried them because they looked pretty. My feet still hurt over 3 hours later. The screws on the bottom can be felt through the heel and the frames are positioned funny. The laces are useless and the straps are difficult to close/unlatch. Buyer beware

These rollerblades are fine and as you can see they come with different wheels; smaller on the outside and larger on the inside. Only two wheels stay on the ground while the other 2 are not touching the ground. This feature enables to make sharper turns and other wiggles:) The “down side” is stability for beginners. My pair came with everything needed for assembly. I did not put the break, because I do not like all the extra parts. There are several safer ways to slow down (plenty videos you can find). If you are a beginner make sure you know how you want to use your rollerblades and learn about wheel sizes and positions before you choose your perfect match. The quality is ok so far. I have mine since 2021.

I am a 35 y.o. woman who decided that rollerblading would be a fun way to sneak cardio back into my life. I used to love the sport growing up, and even in early college when I would rollerblade 3 miles a day, 3 days a week, alongside of a lake. When I purchased these, I hadn't skated in ~15 years. I love how tight I can make these. It provides great stability for my hypermobile ankles. I also love the strap mechanism. Much more technically advanced than what I grew up with. I would recommend these skates to novice and experienced skaters.

They are OK. I suggest you size up or they really hurt your feet.