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If you’re looking for a varied and active outdoor activity for your child, inline skates are the perfect choice.
It is important that the inline skates really fit your child. Because it is a long-term investment. Most inline skates can be adjusted in size. So you do not have to buy new roller skates again and again.
We have compiled a checklist for you with all the important points that you should consider when buying inline skates.
The Bestsellers Of Inline Skates For Children
In this bestseller list we have compiled the most popular inline skates for you.
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Checklist For Inline Skates For Kids
- Inline skates should have a ball bearing in the wheels. The ball bearing carries the load, the moving parts together and reduces friction due to the mobility.
- It is also necessary to decide which size of rails and wheels to choose.
- For beginners, large rails with large wheels are suitable.
- Small rails specialize in tricks, making them the right choice for advanced riders.
- For children, size-adjustable inline skates are advantageous so that new ones do not have to be bought every year.
- With the well-known ABEC ball bearings, the higher the number, the better they are. The higher the number, the higher the accuracy of the bearing.
- The classes are assigned only with odd numbers , so it starts with ABEC 3 and goes up to ABEC 9. However, with a high number, the ball bearing must be maintained more, because it is more sensitive to dirt.
- For athletes ABEC 9 is recommended. Otherwise, the classes 5 and 7 are also very popular.
- You can recognize good ball bearings like this:
- The ball should all be in motion for about the same length of time when you turn them.
- Likewise, it is important that the balls do not twitch.
- Silence also speaks for quality.
- Inliners are closed by laces or buckles.
- Buckles are optimal for children, because they can open or close the inline skates independently and quickly.
- However, laces often provide more support because they fit the foot better.
- Some models offer a combination of both, which is a very good solution. Adults, however, should opt for laces.
- Only a few manufacturers offer accessories to the inline skates.
- Very important are protectors, such as helmet, hand, elbow and knee pads.
Recommended Inline Skates For Children
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Current Offers Of Inline Skates
Here you will find a collection of current offers on inline skates for kids.
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FAQ About Inline Skates
The age at which your child can ride inline skates depends on his or her stage of development. As a rule, children between 3 and 5 years can keep the necessary balance and react quickly to the speed.
It is best to follow the manufacturer’s instructions . Many children’s inline skates are also adjustable in size and adapt to the growing feet of the child.
There are many manufacturers that produce different models of inline skates. Therefore, it is difficult to make a blanket answer. However, you should expect to pay at least 50 euros. Most high-quality and durable inliners are priced at about 100 euros.
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