This product is available for sale in our Neuchâtel Marin store (Rue de la Fleur-de-Lys 26, Marin Centre MMM Migros, 2074 Marin Epagnier). If you would like to see or collect the product in person, please call us on 032 756 70 00.
We recommend that you choose a size larger than your usual shoe size for this model.|The semi-flexible liner with 3D mesh offers good comfort by limiting humidity inside the skate. New comfort foams and heel cushioning make skating a pleasure.
The "cuff" (the upper part of the liner) is rigid and rises well to support the ankle. Combined with a triple tightening system (lace, micro-metric buckle and tightening strap), this system guarantees a well-maintained ankle. Oxelo. FIT500 roller skates offer excellent glide quality thanks to an aluminum deck (more rigid than a plastic deck, it offers good energy restitution), ABEC 7 bearings and new 80 mm rubber wheels (80 A hardness for grip and comfort).
The combination of aluminum deck and 80 mm rubber wheels offers a good compromise between relaunch and glide quality.
The plate can also be fitted with 84 mm wheels. You can change parts or repair the skate thanks to the after-sales service components available in store, on the Internet or in the workshop of your Décathlon store.
Parts you can change: 80 mm 80 A or 80 mm 84 A wheels, ABEC 7 or 9 bearings. To extend the life of your rollerblades, after riding in water, dust or sand, disassemble the wheels, dry them and degrease the bearings with a dry cloth. You can find our tips and tutorials on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/ oxelo/videos|It's common practice to swap wheels on your rollerblades, as the wear is uneven and at an angle. The reason? We often skate with our rollerblades tilted inwards, to push, turn or even start.
To finish wearing out the rubber on your rollerblades, swap your rollerblade wheels (and invert them in pairs).|These adult rollerblades comply with standard EN 13843 class A (adult rollerblade standard). This standard applies to Roller Sports Equipment - In-line skates designed to support between 20 and 100 kg (of body weight). This European standard defines safety requirements and specifications relating to test methods, marking and information provided by the manufacturer to reduce the risk of injury to the user.|2.7 kg per pair in size 39.|All our roller skates are laboratory-tested. These tests validate not only European standards for roller use, but also wear tests.
These lab tests are complemented by field tests, some measured, others based on the perceptions of testers, who then put the product through its paces. The result: a tried and tested product.