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Question: Does the right skate have a break like any normal skates?
Document: I did not even use these skates yet before they broke the first time. When tightening the laces before using the first time, the lace ripped right thru the material. Then I get a replacement pair. Wear them 2 times, and in the middle of my second use the chassis is already shot and my ankle is bowing out on the right skate, and in on the left skate. Try turning left in this case. lol, impossible. Easily the cheapest skate I have ever used. Absolute joke
For under 100 bucks you really cant beat these skates. The wheels are perfectly adequate for indoor play, I am an intermediate player and they are not only very comfortable, but from the boot to the wheels they have no problem with fast play right out of the box. I am buying a 2nd pair as a gift for a beginner hockey player, Even entry - level skates are around 100 bucks so it was an easy choice to just purchase another pair of these Thor 909's.Tour Hockey Thor 909 Inline Hockey Skate
Generally, as an avid skater who is pretty skilled on skates, I'd like to point out that these skates were terrible for me, Out of the 10 or so pairs i've had in my life, these skates were probably the worst, i'm about 6'1&#34; and 180 Pounds and these skates just would NOT work for me. The boot of the skate is just oddly made in my opinion, compressing my ankles to a point where it was almost painful.
These skates are fantastic for amateur hockey, for intense recreational skating, and for anybody who's looking for a step up from the middle shelf at WalMart. They come with indoor wheels, so those wear down like crazy on pavement. Tour skates run a size large, so if you wear a size 11 shoe, get a size 10 skate. They've got an excellent feel to them, respond well, and are great for flat surfaces.
I went as cheap as I could looking for new skates, and it sure showed. Like other reviews mentioned, there is less than adequate ankle support, and I found my foot bending at the ankle after 10 minutes of skating, and trust me I tied them as tight as my foot could stand it. On that note, after about 6-7 uses, the top eye ring for the laces pulled out and completely ripped through the side of my skate, rendering them useless.
The laces are slick through the eyelets, and don't grab as much as I would like. You really have to work to get these tight on your feet.Also these run 1.5 sizes smaller than your shoe size. I wear an 11.5 or 12 shoe and I needed a 10 skate. Keep this in mind.The wheels are pretty grippy, good for indoors obviously, probably a 78 duro wheel if I had to guess.
Great skates glad I listed to the reviews and got a size smaller than normal! I usually wear a 12 and I bought an 11 and fits perfectly! Tell you what for the price of these skates they look and feel awesome!
These skates can be a great value for youths or adults that don't weigh very much. I am right around 200 lb, and the very first day I wore these around, the 2nd wheel began rubbing a hole through the bottom of the boot. There is too much flex in the sole, and it is not very stiff especially when it gets hot from weather or wear. The reviews about that were correct.
I paid about $90+ shipping for this set of skates, and at that price it was an amazing deal. they are solid fit well, comfortable, and glide right along. I am using these for playing some pick up street hockey with my buddies. nothin serious, and for skating around in circles with my Roller derby girlfriend to help her train. and these Skates haven't let me down yet
Good Skates.I Havent skated in over 10 years and i put these guys on and back to the past!!!! !i really like the skates. however not sure if the wheels are kind of bad or maybee the pavement really sucks.either way i recommend. Use these on smooth surfaces for maximum rolling
Answer: yes