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Athlopaidia 00210322
46,50 € at 10 stores 
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Athlopaidia 00210320
76,77 € at 2 stores- Top Seller
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Athlopaidia 0021083
37,98 € at 5 stores
Athlopaidia 00210306
47,35 € at 8 stores
Nils 162502
71,00 € at 7 stores
Rollerblade 43075152
107,00 € at 8 stores
Athlopaidia 00210306RIS
63,95 € at 4 stores
Byox Dizzy
57,39 € at 3 stores
Athlopaidia 00210306INLR
66,40 € at 5 stores
Rollerblade 43073735
89,99 € at 3 stores
Chaya Melrose
130,00 € at 5 stores
Rollerblade 43075153
97,00 € at 3 stores
Filters
- Inline: Boots with wheels in a row.
- Quad: Boots with wheels in two rows.
- Light-Up Wheels: Wheels with built-in LEDs that light up when they move.
- Incremental Size: Rollers that can be adjusted to different foot sizes. Ideal for growing children, as the skate "grows" with them.
- Wheel Configuration: Rollers that can be converted between quad and inline, i.e., versatile 2-in-1 or 3-in-1 models. They offer flexibility depending on the user's experience or age.
- Combo Set: Sets that include additional accessories, such as protective gear and/or a helmet.
- Refers to the wheel diameter in millimeters (mm).
- Up to 60 mm: For small children and easy control.
- 61 - 80 mm: Popular choice for children and beginners, with a good balance of stability and speed.
- 81 - 100 mm: For smoother rolling and higher speeds.
- 101 mm and above: For high speeds and more experienced users.
- ABEC indicates the manufacturing precision of the bearings. Higher ABEC ratings offer greater precision, but speed and smooth rolling also depend on the wheels, the frame, and the overall quality of the roller.
- (Resistance) Refers to the user's maximum weight in kilograms.