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4 Wheel Inline Skates - Blue4 Wheel Inline Skates - Blue4 Wheel Inline Skates - Blue4 Wheel Inline Skates - Blue4 Wheel Inline Skates - Blue4 Wheel Inline Skates - Blue
361° · SKU B244

4 Wheel Inline Skates - Blue

Skating

Four-wheel inline skates for children aged about 7 to 12, in blue, with an adjustable boot that extends over several sizes as the child grows. Stable and quick to learn on - and please buy the wrist guards at the same time, because that is where skating injuries happen.

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Highlights

Bought once, worn for years

An adjustable boot is what stops a skate being outgrown in a season.

Adjusts as they grow

Extends over several sizes, so it lasts two or three years rather than one season.

Four wheels in line

The stable, quick-to-learn configuration for a beginner or intermediate skater.

Wrist guards are not optional

The commonest skating injury by far, because hands go out in a fall.

Keep them off sand

Coastal sand grinds skate bearings, and they never run freely again.

Product description

About this product

Four-wheel inline skates for children aged roughly seven to twelve, in blue, with an adjustable boot.

The adjustment is the feature that matters. Children’s feet grow fast enough that a fixed-size skate is often outgrown within a season, which makes it an expensive way to find out whether a child actually enjoys skating. A boot that extends over several sizes turns that into a purchase that lasts two or three years.

Four wheels in line is the standard beginner and intermediate configuration – more stable fore and aft than a shorter frame, and quicker to learn on than quad skates for most children.

A word about protective gear, because it is not optional. Wrist injuries are far and away the commonest skating injury, for the simple reason that the instinct in a fall is to put your hands out. Wrist guards, a helmet, knee pads and elbow pads should go on the first time and every time. We sell protective sets – ask us and we will size them against the child.

One local note: keep the bearings away from sand. Coastal sand works into a skate bearing and grinds the races, and once that has happened the wheel never spins freely again. Wipe them down after every session.

Buying a Wheel Inline Skates in Dar es Salaam

361 Degrees Adventure keeps the wheel inline skates at our showroom in Upanga, Dar es Salaam, with delivery countrywide across Tanzania. Come and handle it before you buy, or order online and collect.

Browse more Skating in Tanzania, or see the full 361 Degrees range. For general background on inline skating, see this overview on Wikipedia.

Specifications

The details

TypeFour-wheel inline skates, children
ColourBlue
Age rangeApproximately 7 to 12 years (supplier figure)
SizingAdjustable boot extending over several sizes
LevelBeginner to intermediate
Essential with theseHelmet, wrist guards, knee pads and elbow pads
CareKeep bearings away from sand and water; wipe wheels after each session
Skate Size31-34cm, 35-38cm, 39-42cm
SKUB244
Questions

Good to know

What age are these for?

The supplier specifies 7 to 12 years, and the adjustable boot is what makes that range possible - it extends over several shoe sizes as a child grows rather than being outgrown in a season.

How does the adjustment work?

A button or lever releases the toe section so the boot extends or shortens over a range of sizes. Check it is locked before every session - an adjustment that slips mid-skate is how ankles get twisted.

What protective gear does a child need?

Helmet, wrist guards, knee pads and elbow pads, and that is not negotiable for a beginner. Wrist injuries are the commonest skating injury by a wide margin, because the instinct in a fall is to put your hands out. We sell protective sets - ask us.

Where can children skate safely in Dar?

Somewhere flat, smooth and closed to traffic. Compound driveways, an empty car park at the weekend, or a school hall floor. Tanzanian roads are not a place to learn - the surfaces are broken and the traffic does not expect a child on skates.

How do I look after the bearings?

Keep them out of sand and water. Coastal sand is the enemy of a skate bearing - it grinds the races and they never run smoothly again. Wipe the wheels after each session, and never skate through puddles or on a beach.

Do the wheels wear unevenly?

Yes, always - most skaters wear the inside edge faster. Rotate the wheels between positions every so often and they last considerably longer. It takes ten minutes with an Allen key.

How tight should the boot be?

Snug enough that the heel does not lift when the child pushes off, but not so tight that it restricts circulation. A heel that lifts is a blister and a loss of control at the same time.

Do you deliver in Dar es Salaam?

Yes. We deliver across Dar es Salaam and send nationwide to Arusha, Moshi, Mwanza, Dodoma, Zanzibar and beyond by courier. Call or WhatsApp us if you need a same-day drop in the city.

4 Wheel Inline Skates - Blue4 Wheel Inline Skates - Blue
TZS100,000+ VAT