Sure-Grip Boardwalk Unisex Outdoor Roller Skates, Leather Boots, 82A Wheels
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- Condition
- New
- Color
- Teaberry
- Size
- Mens 9 / Womens 10
- Model
- BWTB09C
- Material
- Suede
- Wheel Material
- Polyurethane
- Wheel Type
- Outdoor Wheel 82A
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- Roller Skates
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- 1 year manufacturer
Features 7
- SUEDE
- Made in the USA or Imported
- NEW COLORS - Traditional Retro Suede
- Made in USA and Imported
- Suede Leather boot with stitched sole
- Outdoor 57mm wheels (BLACK AND TAN COME WITH 65MM) / ABEC 3 bearings / Indestructible ROCK plate
- Aluminum trucks and 5/8" adjustable rubber stoppers
Description
- SUEDE
- Made in the USA or Imported
- NEW COLORS - Traditional Retro Suede
- Made in USA and Imported
- Suede Leather boot with stitched sole
- Outdoor 57mm wheels (BLACK AND TAN COME WITH 65MM) / ABEC 3 bearings / Indestructible ROCK plate
- Aluminum trucks and 5/8" adjustable rubber stoppers
- Available in men's sizes only, whole sizes only, medium width. Women should choose one size smaller.
- Product might ship in an unmarked white box. We do this to ensure that the package does not get stolen when it arrives and also to limit our carbon footprint by not using multiple cardboard boxes. We ensure that the product is authentic no matter how it is shipped to you and we appreciate your understanding as we continue to become more carbon neutral.
Specs 19
| Size | Mens 9 / Womens 10 |
|---|---|
| Color | Teaberry |
| Brand | Sure-Grip |
| Wheel Material | Polyurethane |
| Wheel Type | Outdoor Wheel 82A |
| Sole Material | Nylon |
| Closure Type | Lace-Up |
| Wheel Size | 5.7 centimeters |
| Material | Suede |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Brand Name | Sure-Grip |
| UPC | 810055711574 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Highlight | Teaberry, Mens 9 / Womens 10 - Leather, Rubber, Suede & Aluminum Trucks - Comfortable, Extra Long Laces |
| Item Type Name | Sure-Grip Boardwalk Unisex Outdoor Roller Skates Material of Leather, Rubber, Suede & Aluminum Trucks | Comfortable, Extra Long Laces - Suitable for Beginners (Teaberry, Mens 9 / Womens 10) |
| Manufacturer | Sure-Grip |
| Model Number | BWTB09C |
| Manufacturer Part Number | BWTB09C |
| Material Type | Suede |
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Color: Sea Breeze
Size: Mens 5 / Womens 6
I’m a beginner adult skater (43 yo male) with wide flat feet, and after reading a lot of independent reviews, I tested this skate along side the Riedell Wave. I chose these two skates to test because of the good reputations of the two brands and because they were in the same budget-friendly price range. THE BOOT In shoes, I typically wear a men’s 8 1/2. I bought the Boardwalk men’s size 8. I love the Boardwalk boot so much more than the Riedell Wave boot. The Boardwalk suede is conforming to my feet perfectly, kind of like how a baseball glove conforms to your hand, giving you that perfect fit sensation. In contrast, the vinyl material used in the Riedell Wave boot is stiff and will likely never conform to your feet, no matter how much you tighten the laces. I was searching everywhere for a suede or real leather (not fake leather) skate at a reasonable price. Don’t bother searching, because I’ve already done it for you. You won’t find a cheaper suede or leather boot. This is the only thing out there. If you’re wanting an all real (not fake) leather boot, I would get the Riedell Crew skate if you don’t mind the $250 price tag. But if you’re price conscious, like I am, I recommend that you get these skates for only $110 and dye them whatever color you want. That’s the nice thing about natural suede. Riedell makes suede and leather boots, but at a significantly higher price than the Boardwalk. My brother owns a beautiful pair of tan Riedell suede skates, but be prepared to pay upwards of $300, which I was not. The Riedell Wave is the brand’s budget-friendly entry level skate, and it shows. A lot of independent reviewers recommended that beginners use a vinyl high top boot, because the stiffness of vinyl provides ankle support. The Boardwalks feel perfectly supportive. And I would rather have that “fits like a glove” feel over having additional ankle support. But again, the Boardwalks are plenty supportive. PRICE I wanted the black or tan Boardwalks, but they were $250. The sky blue ones were available open box for $110, so that was a no-brainer to get the blue ones. I’ve also seen the lime green ones available open box for under $100. Just keep checking the open box prices and snag them when they’re $99 and labeled “like new.” These were probably returned to Amazon, but they were clearly never used. I bought one bottle of Albertis navy blue dye for $10 and dyed everything except the tongue and the back of the state. If you want to dye the entire skate, I suggest you buy at least two bottles. I’m really pleased with how they look after having been dyed. TRUCK Minor adjustments to the Boardwalk truck results in big changes to the skates supportiveness and responsiveness. No matter how much I tightened or loosened the trucks on the Riedell Wave, the responsiveness did not change. These changes are important because they affect the ease in turning corners and performing bubbles/scissors. WHEELS I used the 65mm outdoor Boardwalk wheels (not shown in my pictures) because I already had them. I can do bubbles and scissors almost effortlessly relative to the Riedells. Doing bubbles and scissors on the Riedells just wasn’t as satisfying. For a beginner, the easier it is to get your skates to do what you want, the more likely you will fall in love with skating. The harder it is to make your skates glide, or do bubbles, the more likely you will give up on skating and miss out on feeling the love. And that would be a shame. Here’s the other thing you should know about the wheels: the outdoor Boardwalk wheels are a dream to use indoors at the skating rink. Many independent wheel reviewers consider outdoor wheels to be a terrible option for indoor skating, but I find that these wheels glide nicely indoors, are not “sticky,” and absorb a lot of the unevenness and imperfections in the hardwood floor of the roller rink. So for a beginner, these wheels serve as a great hybrid (indoor/outdoor) wheel. This way, you can practice both inside and outside and you won’t have to swap out your wheels. Since the time of purchase, I have graduated to using a harder wheel more appropriate for indoor skating. But if you’re a beginner skater skating indoors, you’re not going to need to upgrade the wheels for a while. And when you do need to upgrade, you’re going to know it, which is a great thing, because it means that you’ve become a better skater. If you’re curious, I upgraded to the Rollerbones Team wheels (for indoor skating), Bones Reds Bearings, both of which I love. I also swapped out the bushings for the Suregrip super cushions in purple. As soon as I swapped out the cushions I felt an immediate improvement in the skates responsiveness, meaning that when I shift my weight to turn, I turn with less effort, and can make sharper turns. Just buy the cushions in the color that corresponds to your body weight. CONCLUSION It’s because of the Boardwalks that I’m completely obsessed with skating. To be fair to the Riedell Wave, I used those skates first so fell in love with skating while using the Riedells. But after a few skate sessions, I transitioned to the Boardwalks and discovered the difference was night and day. The two skates are in two different leagues. If you are a beginner skater, then do yourself a favor and splurge on the Boardwalks. You will be giving yourself a chance to fall in love with skating. My friends have used less expensive beginner skates and the skates available for rent at the roller rink, and they have not fallen in love with skating like I have. They like it, but they’re not obsessed. I am now at the rink 3-4 days per week for hours at a time. I’m completely obsessed with skating, and I credit that obsession to the Boardwalks. I don’t think that I will be outgrowing the Boardwalks for a while. Meaning that as I become a more advanced skater, these will continue to serve me. To all you beginner skaters reading this: May you discover the pleasure and bliss of roller skating, no matter which skates you choose to buy. Oh and one more thing: Do yourself the favor of watching Dirty Deborah Harry of The Dirty School of Skate before you go out to the rink. She teaches the fundamentals beautifully. Everything I’ve learned about how to skate, I learned from her. She’s fabulous.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 24, 2023 by R Kombucha R Kombucha
Good Skate but Must be patient
Color: Teaberry
Size: Mens 9 / Womens 10
This is a long review and some tips but in short: Pro: suede is easy for breaking, sizing is easy to follow, sturdy boot for ankle support, ready to roll but have the tools if needed to make adjustments. Good buy for starting and good quality so should get long wear of them. Cons: break-in period (about 12 hours), be patient. Personally, not a fan of pink, but price own over. I've had my skates for about a month, but have only taken my skates out for a total of 2 hours (four sessions). I had returned a previous pair because the skates were "too tight". In reality, I took the skates out of the box, laced them, took them off, then sent them back. Maybe all of 10 minutes of wear time. Not a good indicator of true fit of the skate after break-in. I'm still breaking in my pink Boardwalk skates. Most sources say about 12 hours are needed to get the boots to naturally break in to your feet. I have 10 hours to go Before I ordered my skates, I read a bit more about boot fitting and break-in period. When I ordered my Boardwalks, I also ordered a pair of Beach Bunny's. Both were used and only the boxes were damaged. Saved a good chunk of change. Why did I keep the Boardwalks vs the Moxi? The other pair was a stiff vinyl boot and pinched my toes, even after reading about boot fitting. What I did like about those boots was the padding around the boot and my foot felt secure in them. I have narrow feet but found the toe box a bit too small for me, even after relacing the boot for a better fit. For me, the Moxi did not work. I ordered a size 8. I kept them long enough to roll around my home to determine I was not going to get through any sort of break-in period. About 10 days. I did send these back. I also skated with the Boardwalks during the same time in my house. I kept the Boardwalks because of the suede and a slightly larger toe box, but not that much larger then the Beach Bunny's. Overall, the boot fit my foot in terms of length and width. I wear a size 10 women's shoe across all brands. I ended up with a size 9 for the Boardwalk. The color pink is almost a bubblegum pink, not my favorite color, but they were used and cheaper then the blue at full price. My only real complaint is the top of the boot. I feel like the top rubs, regardless of how tall or how thick the socks are that I wear. It may be related to the break-in period. In summary: Good skate overall but research boot break-in period, be patient, the boot is not like a standard shoe so don't be discouraged when the boot feels tight right out of the box. There are some really good videos that address brand/material break-in periods.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 6, 2023 by Lovely Lady Bug Lovely Lady Bug
7.5W Regular Show Size Got Men's 6/Women's 7
Color: Sea Breeze
Size: Mens 6 / Womens 7
First ordered a Men's 5/Women's 6 based off of review and answers on the product listing. They all said to size down even you had a wide foot. For me this didn't work out well I ordered the Women's 6 and when I received the skates my feet could fit into the skate but my pinky toe was pinched very tightly. I read you are supposed to let them stretch after use but this didn't seem the case in this situation. I returned them no problem and reordered one size up. They fit like a dream! There was some tightness for the width of my skate but after a few uses and tying the laces to fit more of a wide foot the skate have become very comfortable and form fitting. The first few times I wore the skates I doubled up on my thick socks to help stretch the suede and to get rid of the tightness. I got the blue ones as they were the cheapest. I would say the quality seems great, I've skated about 10 times for about 5 miles each time since purchasing them and no scuffs have appeared. I skate inside and outside there has not been a problem with the wheels at all. Highly recommend these if you have wide feet and are beginning to skate around.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 4, 2023 by Rachel Satterwhite