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Roller Derby Cruze XR Hightop Mens Roller Skate

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Size: 9


Features

  • Classic freestyle composite boot with deluxe comfort padding for great fit and ankle support
  • Rd cruze aluminum Chassis is lightweight, strong, and maneuverable; adjustable toe stop
  • 60mm x 32mm high quality polyurethane wheels are perfect for the rink
  • Silver-5 speed rated (carbon) bearings
  • Fits true to Men's shoe size

Size: 9


Color: Black


Brand: Roller Derby


Wheel Material: Polyurethane


Wheel Type: Roller Derby Wheel


Sole Material: Nylon


Closure Type: Lace-Up


Wheel Size: 60 Millimeters


Material: Synthetic


Item Weight: 6.25 Pounds


Size: ‎9


Color: ‎Black


Brand: ‎Roller Derby


Wheel Material: ‎Polyurethane


Wheel Type: ‎Roller Derby Wheel


Sole Material: ‎Nylon


Closure Type: ‎Lace-Up


Wheel Size: ‎60 Millimeters


Material: ‎Synthetic


Item Weight: ‎6.25 Pounds


Pattern: ‎Solid


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎18.31 x 13.94 x 4.8 inches


Package Weight: ‎3.42 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎5 x 5 x 0.7 inches


Brand Name: ‎Roller Derby


Warranty Description: ‎See manufacturer


Model Name: ‎Cruze XR


Suggested Users: ‎mens


Number of Items: ‎2


Manufacturer: ‎Roller Derby


Part Number: ‎U727M


Included Components: ‎1 pair of skates


Date First Available: August 1, 2018


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  • Very nice package.
Size: 9
A very good quality skate and boot, however the boot does run small and you have to size up one size for a comfortable fit.
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2023 by Amazon Customer

  • Great business!!!
Size: 8
Great product, had to do an exchange and they sent me corrected size less then 3 days . I admit I ordered an size 8 but needed a 9 and less then 3 days I had my new skates !!!!!
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2023 by Allen Y.

  • Needs upgrades for regular use
I ordered these because my girlfriend threw herself headlong into the hobby of skating and got herself a pair of Moxi skates, and I wanted to be able to join her in skating around our local parks and some of the cities we visit, and also to save money on renting skates at the rink whenever we go. They’re definitely solid, especially considering the price, but there are a few things to consider depending on your build and what you intend to use them for. The boot itself is perfectly fine, I have no complaints with it whatsoever. I think it was maybe slightly smaller than most of my shoes in the same size, but not enough to be uncomfortable, and I think the snug fit helps me to feel more secure skating on them. I didn’t have to break them in much at all, but I leave the top two pairs of lace hooks undone because the boot was rubbing my ankle raw fully laced up. It’s also worth mentioning that the laces are insanely long, to the point that even wrapping them around my ankle and double-knotting them they still hang pretty close to the wheels unless I tuck them into the boot. Either way, they’re comfy, padded just enough, and well made to the point that I’m not worried about them coming apart. Gets the job done. I’m not a heavy guy, only maybe 170 fully clothed but I’m pretty tall, and the truck cushions that these shipped with are definitely not going to cut it for much longer. I had to tighten them down incredibly far during my first night at the rink before I felt even moderately stable on them. Each time I did a lap until I reached that point, during turns, the trucks pivoted so far that the wheels would actually contact the sole of the boot, taking some material out of the sole, usually throwing me in the process. I’m going to have to swap the cushions for a harder material in order to make long-term use of these, but if you’re shorter or lighter than you’ll likely apply less leverage to them and be ok. The wheels are probably the best part about these skates. They’re a medium diameter, 57mm, and medium hardness from what I can tell (they don’t appear to have a regular rating like 87A etc), and they gripped just fine in the rink, but they also have done perfectly well in public. I took these on some paved trails in a local park and, although they can’t handle cracks the size of those my girlfriend’s 65mm wheels can take, I wasn’t ever thrown by any small debris that I hit during the day either. I’ll want softer wheels eventually for those conditions anyways because I can definitely feel every crack and crevice of the pavement shooting up my legs. The bearings are pretty weak. When the wheels are tightened to eliminate wobbling on their axles, they spin maybe two revolutions when spun by hand before coming to a stop. I have to put in much more effort on flat ground than my girlfriend does to maintain the same speed. The size of my wheels does also contribute to that, but the bearings are definitely Not Very Good. The toe stops are pretty much garbage, I wore through at least 10% of my right side stop the very first night at the rink, and in the public park on pavement went through at least another 30%. They also have a habit of chipping instead of rubbing away, losing large chunks of material at a time for no net benefit to your stopping force. Those and the truck cushions should be your first upgrades. All in all, once I replace the toe stops and cushions, I’ll have no glaring issues with these, since I don’t have a problem with my lack of cruising ability yet. I will eventually get larger, softer wheels for outdoor use and replace the original bearings with Bones brand, and after that they will be perfect in my eyes. I’m very casual about this but those upgrades will be necessary to have a completely satisfying experience on these skates. I absolutely feel like I got my money’s worth out of the box, as in, these are sixty dollar skates that are NOT going to be very high quality until you put some more cash into them, but I think that overall it will work out better this way than if I’d spend $150+ on some of the better sure-grips, especially since these came with wheels that are already good for both indoor and outdoor use, and I’ve had good experiences even with their totally stock setup. I’d recommend them to anyone else who just needs some skates, to put it plainly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2019 by Brash Bandiboot

  • Please read this if you are new to roller skates!!!!
Size: 5
So I am new to roller skating, when I was younger I had been to a skating rink a couple of times and that is all the experience I've had. I recently saw people roller skating on instagram and it really looked fun! So I thought that I could spend my time in quarantine doing something fun and productive. I spent a bit researching about roller skating so I've learned a lot of new stuff that I think some of you might find helpful if you are new to roller skating. So when you skate outside you typically need gummi or softer wheels because they will absorb the bumps from more rougher grounds, while hard plastic wheels are for smooth grounds such as places like roller rinks. The wheels on these skates are in between so they are good for both. But if you do get into more street skating then I definently recommend getting gummi wheels. For the fit of the boot, it fits great! I'm a size 6 for womans shoes, so if you are a female I recommend getting only one size down. If you're worried about them being too wide, no worries it will fit you like a glove. That was one thing I was concerned about but it isn't a problem for me, but if it is more of a problem for you, I recommend wearing thicker or double socks so the boot fits you better. I found that these skates had really good reviews so I decided to get them, plus not to mention they look really slick and classy, and when I got them I definently wasn't disappointed. But I got these skates to start out skating and until I can get the skates that I really like, which are moxi skates. If you are starting out skating like me, I definently recommend these skates to you! They are really good and sturdy for their price and will serve you well until you get better skates. Two other popular roller skating brands are moxi roller skates and impala, which I found many people really like. So if you have a bigger budget and dont care about the wait then I say check them out. Also I recommend getting toe covers if you do not want to scratch the front of the shoe, you can find cheap ones on Amazon. Overall I say that these are really good skates and if you're beginner, these are perfect for you!! So don't hesitate to take them for a spin!! :) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2020 by Eli Eli

  • Solid skates
Size: 9
Very stiff boot giving more control over skates. Comes with wheels that can be used o smooth concrete and at the rink
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2023 by Brando Brando

  • Overall good for the price!
Size: 6
These are ok. The boot is stiff and make sure to wear a sock that will protect the back of your calf because the boot is short! That is why I give a 3 for comfort. I wear a woman size 7 and these are men size so I ordered the six which fits well and I like to wear a nice cushion sock. When you receive these skates make sure to tighten the axels and the plate truck because you will go all over the place and you would not wish your skate to unfasten the bolts and nut's fall apart! So double check the skate before you use them! Check the toe stop too! What you will need are the proper tools to adjust the skate. The skate DOES NOT COME WITH ANY TOOLS TO ADJUST YOUR KEY! So get a Y3 skate tool. You will be thankful you did! Other than all I mentioned these will be my outdoor skates! I changed the white toe stop and wheels to my indoor skates! And if you know nothing about skates… get a buddy that does for you will need the help if a beginner! BE SAFE AND WEAR YOUR GEAR! Happy skating! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2022 by Ruby Ruby

  • Uncomfortable
Size: 9
Rolls great, wheels n trucks are awesome but the boot material is very stiff, digs into your leg and makes your feet hurt. Very uncomfortable which is unfortunate because they skate awesome, just can't skate for a while without destroying my feet.
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2023 by Viviana

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