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Wednesday, Jul 23
Size: 9
Style: Classic Rink Skate
Pattern Name: Solid
Features
- Man Made
- Imported
- A CLASSIC: This iconic Roller Rink Skate from Chicago is strategically designed for gliding and is also a popular choice for all-around rink and social skating for decades.
- SUPPORT: The Chicago Rink Skate features a controlled high top for optimum safety as well as high quality laces for maximum protection, leaving your foot comfortable and secure.
- STABILITY & CONTROL: The urethane wheels hold up well against the normal wear and tear of skating, provide traction and control, and the semi-precision bearings keep you rolling smooth and fast.
- COMFORT FIT: The skate features a traditional high top profile boot to support your ankles and a simple eyelet/speed hook lacing system that allows you to adjust the fit as you go.
- SPECIFICATIONS: Complete with an aluminum base plate with adjustable truck provides easy turning and control as well as wheels suitable for indoor and outdoor skating.
Description
A true Classic!This classic skate has set the Rink Standard for over 40 years.High top rink pattern vinyl boot with eyelets and speed hooks.Aluminum chassis with jump bar and double action adjustable aluminum trucks.Urethane rink wheels.608Z Semi Precision speed bearings.Measurements: Weight: 3 lbs 7 oz Shaft: 6 1⁄2 inProduct measurements were taken using size Men's 6, Women's 7.5 - 8, width Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.Weight of footwear is based on a single item, not a pair.
Size: 9
Color: Black
Brand: CHICAGO
Wheel Material: Polyurethane
Wheel Type: Quad
Sole Material: Leather
Closure Type: Lace-Up
Wheel Size: 60 Millimeters
Material: Leather
Item Weight: 6.6 Pounds
Size: 9
Color: Black
Brand: CHICAGO
Wheel Material: Polyurethane
Wheel Type: Quad
Sole Material: Leather
Closure Type: Lace-Up
Wheel Size: 60 Millimeters
Material: Leather
Item Weight: 6.6 Pounds
Pattern: Solid
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 17.72 x 13.27 x 4.69 inches
Package Weight: 3.66 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 16.93 x 4.8 x 12.99 inches
Brand Name: CHICAGO
Warranty Description: No Warranty
Model Name: Mens Rink Skate
Suggested Users: mens
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: National Sporting Goods
Part Number: CRS40509
Model Year: 2008
Style: Classic Rink Skate
Included Components: Pair of Skates
Sport Type: Roller Skating/Roller Blading
Date First Available: September 4, 2003
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Size: 13
Style: Classic Rink Skate
Pattern Name: Solid
The media could not be loaded. Update: after only 13 hours of rink use I had a lace failure (that pulled nearly all the way through the boot before I spotted it) and already had partial heel separation on both boots. …but you almost certainly won’t see the same problems. Again, I’m a 6’2” skater, 205lbs, size 13 shoe. I’m an advanced skater and spend most of my time speed skating for exercise. I put more leverage than most folks on my boot because my taller body is a large lever, my monster feet only accentuate those larger forces, and I’m skating at speeds most skaters aren’t. If you’re a casual or beginner/intermediate skater, or even a dancer then these skates are going to be great for you. (Although, as I mentioned below, you’ll need new bearings and wheels, at a minimum.) My skate failed because the boot was merely scaled up for my feet and wasn’t really designed properly to handle the physics of a larger stature. I wouldn’t expect the boot to fail (even under the same intensity of usage) for someone who is smaller, and I wouldn’t expect it to fail for someone of my height who isn’t as aggressive of a skater. I’m pretty sure it’s only because I’m tall, have giant feet, AND am an advanced skater that they failed. So while there’s no way I’d buy them again for myself, I’d still recommend them to anyone else looking for a good bargain skate, with the proviso (as I originally described) that they know what they are (and aren’t) getting. ORIGINAL REVIEW: These skates are a great entry point, but they aren’t necessarily a steal of a deal. I have big feet. I wear a size 13 men’s. That mostly relegates me to only half a dozen options in the first place, all costing hundreds of dollars. …or these. Initially I thought these were an absolute steal. Reviews were (mostly) good, especially from folks willing to swap out the bearings and wheels up front. So I picked up a pair expecting a bit of work, but I was still a little surprised. On the bright side, delivery was three weeks faster than my earliest predicted delivery. Your mileage may vary, but it tells me that they really are trying to get these out there responsibly. I’m good with that and think it’s worth noting. The trucks look really solid and all the pieces are there. I mean, *hypothetically* you could ride these out of the box. …but it won’t be a great experience. My wheels wouldn’t spin unless my finger was moving them. You can see the video I made. As an experiment I cleaned them as thoroughly as possible in acetone, dried them, and re-lubed them. (No, the shields aren’t removable. …but they have half spacers built onto the back and I dripped little half-drops down those spacers and then spun them.) The new lube in the bearings made a huge difference, but it didn’t fix them. The stock bearings were made with the worst possible tolerances. I could feel them spinning unevenly even just in my fingers. Some of them were incredibly wobbly all by themselves even outside a wheel. They’re cheap junk, but it’s good to know that you can at least kinda make them work. While I put them back in the stock wheels I replaced the wheels outright anyhow, so they’re an emergency stopgap for me, at best. …but they *could* work, in a pinch. The boot isn’t soft out of the box. It’s made with thick leather that’s going to have to mold to my foot over time, but I think that’s a great thing. It means that my skates should be really great fits some day after I’ve spent a good number of hours in them. Plus, the trucks seem really solid. Yes, there’s a little tightening to do here and there. Yes, they did send a wrench. No, the wrench doesn’t fit everything. It fits the toe stop, the wheel nuts, and the nut between the trucks and plate. That’s it. You’ll need other wrenches for the truck nuts and the plate screws. Oh, and one of my laces was already damaged, so there’s that. Overall, these are great basic skates and I’d recommend them. …but if you walk into them thinking you’re getting great skates out of the box without a little tinkering and (at least) replacement bearings then you’re fooling yourself. Think of these skates as the reason you’re going to learn your skate maintenance skills sooner than you’d otherwise bother, and expect to also buy some speed cream, better bearings (or wheels with bearings), and maybe new laces or a skate wrench with the other sizes to go along with the skates. Again, they’re good skates, just not without a little bit of help.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2021 by SMP SMP
Size: 9
Style: Classic Rink Skate
Pattern Name: Solid
The skate material is indeed plastic, but for the price, it's not a surprise. They do run about a half size larger than rental skates of the same size, so be aware. I'm not returning mine (again), I'll just wear thicker socks. The bearings are pretty bad; when I got mine, the wheels would not even spin. One thing is that they were WILDLY over tightened. The picture is what happened to the included wrench after taking off eight of the nuts. I wasn't manhandling the thing, they were just on crazy tight. Also, the bearings appear to be packed with glue as they just will not turn at all. I think someone else said to put some solvent in, then oil. This is a good idea, I was just lazy, so I put a few drops of fancy PTFE (teflon) based oil in and they were able to spin freely. While this is probably fine, I would still recommend replacing the bearings. This is very much a case of you get what you pay for. Use your savings on the skates for some Reds bearings. If not, you'll be fine, but they're a world of difference. The bearings in these wheels aren't even caged, so you can hear the balls inside of the bearing rattling around and hitting each other. Not super smooth. I have yet to hit the rink yet, so time will tell if they are comfortable and hold steady. Last set of cheap skates that had plastic trucks were terrible (different brand) and made skating miserable. Rental skates were far better. Hoping these will be different. EDIT: got out to the rink two separate times, wood and concrete floors. These things are simply unusable, they made the simple act of going in a straight line a hateful experience. They wander all of the place. I have changed out the wheels for demons and added reds bearings. Still entirely unusable. I just don't think you can get a pair of skates for less than $150 that will actually work. Rental skates are 100% better than these things. Don't trust all the good reviews, they are not good skates, they are defective out of the box. Sending mine back and getting some sure-grips.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2023 by professor dogtootz professor dogtootz
Size: 10
Style: Classic Rink Skate
Pattern Name: Solid
Skates are exactly as described. They are nice!
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2023 by K. Mitchell
Size: 11
Style: Classic Rink Skate
Pattern Name: Solid
Nice for the price
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2023 by Blue Trade
Size: 11
Style: Classic Rink Skate
Pattern Name: Solid
You get what you pay for. Make sure all of the bulbs are tight.
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2023 by Donald Moreland Donald Moreland
Size: 8
Style: Classic Rink Skate
Pattern Name: Solid
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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2023 by Best skates I’ve ever worn
Size: 8
Style: Classic Rink Skate
Pattern Name: Solid
I wanted to give company for my kid to learn skates. Ended up buying this one after reading the reviews. It works as expected. I would recommend it. so far no issues.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2023 by ecesriram
Size: 11
Style: Classic Rink Skate
Pattern Name: Solid
It's a better fit than I expected. I can't wait to put them to work, lol.
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2023 by anthony pierre