Ask about the difference between professional roller skates and non professional roller skates

This should be judged from the bearings, knife holders, wheels, shoe bodies, liners, etc

Professional speed skates, flat shoes, FSK and extreme shoes.

Speed skating shoes: The knife holder is relatively long, and the wheels are relatively large (whether it is a speed skating shoe with several wheels, the wheels are the same size.) The shoe body is more flexible to wear.

Flat shoes: The wheels are banana wheels (that is, the middle two wheels are large, and the outer two wheels are small), and the shoe body is better to wrap the feet.

FSK: The first two wheels are smaller, the last two wheels are larger, and the shoe body should be the same as the plain flower shoes.

Extreme shoes: the wheels are relatively small, the shock resistance should be good, and there is a relatively large spacing in the middle of the wheels for jamming.

The above is purely a personal understanding. If there is an error, please point it out).

Casual, flat flower, racing, extreme shoes are not the same.

The technical requirements are different, so the shoes are definitely different.

Generally, ordinary casual shoes have brakes, and the speed of the wheels is not high, so it will not be very expensive.

I just started learning Pinghua, and I bought the Spiral II Enhanced Edition, and I bought the 480 online

Specialized??? I don't know, but I've been sliding for more than half a year, so I'll tell you something, and I don't know if you want to buy it or how you want to???

Those kids skate in casual shoes, I don't know much about those shoes, but if you want to buy it, you don't want to buy that, that kind of slippery is not interesting! Our older children skate flat shoes in a class, if you can't tell the difference you look at the distance between the wheels of the shoes, if it is less than 3 mm, then it should be flat shoes (in fact, I don't know how to divide it, but I am so divided), we buy that kind of shoes in a class, at the beginning may only buy about 150-300, almost all of them are bought online, like the quality of these you don't need to worry, of course you have to find a reputable store to buy. If you really like it, you will change to a better pair of shoes after half a year, which I didn't believe at first, but slowly I believe it, because I have to change to a third pair of shoes before this year!!

Some shoes are expensive, but the brand is expensive, just like Enemy and Nike. There are also some that look good, or are comfortable to wear, and so on. If you really buy it, you buy a double 300 or so, like Flying Tiger, Spin 2 and so on!!

That's all for you, but you can also go to those rollerblading places and ask those people, and they'll usually tell you how to buy them!!

Of course there is a difference:

Roller skating, commonly known as roller skates, also known as roller skates, is a kind of competition that uses special roller skates as a competition tool, and it is also a kind of daily leisure thing. Most of today's skaters mainly use inline skates, also known as brushes. (Another name for this sport for inline rollerblading enthusiasts, ** the sound made when the wheels rub against the ground during ice skating, colleagues also call skates "brushes", and skating on the road "brush the street").

As a result, inline skating has become almost synonymous with the sport of roller skating.

Skating boots, also known as skating boots; skates), it is not known when skating began. According to records, China had the "Ice Hip" activity in the Song Dynasty, and the "History of the Song Dynasty, Rites" recorded a game in the court at that time: "Fortunately, the Houyuan Flowers and Ice Splash."

According to legend, humans first skated on the bones of animals. However, the legend is not to be believed. In the Qing Dynasty, skates worn when skating were generally equipped with "skates", that is, iron bars were nailed to wooden boards, and then wooden boards were tied under the soles, and there was a difference between "single skates" and "double skates" at that time.

Actually, it's a little harder to skate, but roller skates are simple.

It's not the same, roller skates have a single row, a double row, and skates are generally a single row, with a blade underneath. Rollerblading, not too hard!

No, skates are definitely a lot harder.