they say sidewalk skates can u wear them at the skating rink
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The only difference really is supposed to be the material the wheels are made of. Now, they don't say what they are made of, but most outdoor skates are urethane wheels, and they do fine on any surface, they are tougher is all. Wipe them off before going in the rink so any gravel, etc doesn't scratch the rink floor!
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These are rink skates, not for outdoor. For outside skates you will need a harder compound of wheels and bearings specially made for outside skating.
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No. You have to get them sharpened. Most rinks or sporting goods stores will do it for $5
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Don't see why not. I got them for my granddaughter to skate in her long blacktopped driveway.
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They are great. My 5 year old is a level 4 ice skater. She skates faster and further than her older brothers. I take her to the University to skate in the summer where the sidewalks are immaculate. Watch for rocks and wood chips. Universities are well maintained so I don't have to worry about that. There is no indoor rink here so I had to go outdoor wheels. Hope that helps. Cherrie
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Yes. But the whole skates are very hard, not comfortable. I only wore once.
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Yes they are. My daughter uses hers outside all the time. I oil the wheels every so often just to keep then rolling smoothly. They are a great pair of skates
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My 9-year-old daughter has used these skates, skating up/down our concrete driveway, for about 3-months now. No problems with skating outdoors for her.
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If you mean Ice Skates for playing hockey, definetly not. These wraps are too thick. You will never get a pair of ice skates on. Also, they will not allow your feet to breath between these wraps and your skates.
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I think the skate boots are a "D" (wide) width, so you'd need to either look for skates with an "extra wide" boot, or substitute a larger size (10, 11, or larger) to compensate for the width you need. Personally, I would go to a roller rink and see if they can measure your foot and recommend a boot in the proper size. It might cost a little more; but you won't be guessing at the size, and the skates would fit better and be more comfortable.
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We have only ever used the skates indoors, but they are great quality so I would say you could take them out if you had a smooth place for the child to skate. I wouldn't think you'd want to use them indoors again once you have taken them out though. Hope this helps!
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Yes You can skate on it and therefore you have the capability to go to a skate park.
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I'm sure you probably could. The rink we skate at is concrete but its also waxed too. Just watch for small rocks bc anything like that can send you or your child flying across the payment.
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You can, but have to walk stiff legged as it does not allow the ankle to bend, they have helped my Plantar Fasciiitis though. I have been wearing them for about 8 years now.
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We have not used them outside. Only at the roller rink. They are very good quality so I think you could use them on the sidewalk/driveway.
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Wherever there is ice (no matter how thick or thin)...the cleats will work. Most of the time the lakes are snow covered and the cleats are not needed. But, if you really want to feel secure...put them on. Trust me...you will remain vertical.
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Yes they can only be ridden on roads or bike paths, not sidewalks.The bike is nice, but beware that Customer Service sucks.