Thrilling Outdoor Freeline Skates with Drift Plate - Smooth and Durable PU Wheels and ABEC-9 Bearings - Enjoy Skating Fun and Challenge Your Limits

It should also be known that unlike the picture advertised, these are not TwoLions. However, this is a great product for the price. Perfect for mild intrigue, i.e. not wanting to buy something poor quality for $30, but hesitant to shell out $120 for JMK's.I have been riding these for about 1 month for approximately 7-10 hours a week. I have had no prior experience riding a skateboard or inline skates, and I just replaced my wheels after several weeks of practing powerslides. I can say for sure that if you are interested in learning how to ride drift skates these will take you there. I am now comfortable doing a couple tricks, riding both switch and regular (forwards and backwards), and uphill.Pros:- lightweight maple decks- relatively high quality bearings, just need some lubrication- soft wheels, can roll over small objects- grippy grip tape- sturdy trucksCons:- griptape started peeling after about two weeks of consistent use- wheels can wear out if you intend to use them aggressively- spacers between wheels and trucks are unevenly sized- wheels are not perfectly flat, but are mostly fineOf course, if you have never seen drift skates before, you should not buy these or any skates before doing some research. Drift skates have an extremely steep learning curve, as just standing on them is difficult for an ordinary person. You should not buy these as a gift unless someone has expressly shown interest.If you are committed to riding drift skates, of course you should spend a bit extra to buy a nicer pair of JMK's, for example. However, if you're like me who was on the fence a bit, these are a great option for the price point. Keep in mind that as you begin to do maintenance, the cost of upkeep will slowly rise, as new wheels or grip tape or bearings become necessary.

This are decent drift skates! These were my first pair of skates and decent to learn on! They aren’t as easy to use or as fast or smooth as JMKRide skates ... but for the price they are worthwhile!I bought these to see if I liked drift skating and to see if I had any ability to learn them before I upgraded to JMKRide ... and I still use them to learn new tricks so that i don’t beat up my JMKs too much - they are great for that purpose!

Wheels and bearings roll nicely but are not rounded which makes it harder to turn. The grip started peeling off after a few days (about ten hours) of practice.

Can't even imagine how to use

excellent

It is good and really fun to skate with. very hard to learn at the beginning. With some time the wood will be shredded at the sides.

Hard to use

This was my first pair of freeline skates I had. Even though I know how to skateboard these were harder just. The bearings sink and that makes it harder to pick up speed and to keep the momentum. The grip tape started peeling off by the second day. After replacing the grip tape with some made by JMK Ride they are shelf queens. Bottom line I would just spend the extra money and buy JMK Rides or ones with a metal deck l.