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K2 Kinetic 80 Inline Skates
$79.95
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Beg. Inter. - designed to help progression and to learn basics
Recreation - comfortable and stiff for newer skaters
Moderate - ideal for skaters going at a mellow to fast speed
Medium - moderate breathability, good for moderate distances
The K2 Kinetic 80 inline skates offer a number of features in a low priced skate. Many of the same features that make a high end K2 skate stand out can be found in the Kinetic 80 including K2 softboot technology, stability plus cuff, traditional lacing and more. The K2 softboot and stability plus cuff work in perfect harmony to provide both comfort and support making this a great skate for both the beginner skater as well as the skater bridging the gap between beginner and intermediate. The K2 Kinetic 80 inline skates are here to offer you a very solid skate in an inexpensive way.
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I blade fairly regularly for exercise and needed a new pair; these did the trick. Reasonably priced and comfortable, they're just what I was looking for!
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They fit well and breath well which makes a big difference on long routes. Multiple points for adjustment which help secure your feet for a more efficient ride. Shipping was pretty quick but definitely get yours asap as they have been to be...Read More
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Q: I'm looking to replace wheels on my K2 Kinetic 80s. What spacer size do I need to purchase for my old or new bearings?
Asked : Apr 29, 2021
By : Patrick, Harrisburg, PA
By : Patrick, Harrisburg, PA
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A: Your typical bearing is the standard 608 size, which is what is used 99.99% of the time. THe Kinetic 80's would have used this size in the original wheels.
Answered : Jun 11, 2021
By : Brooke, MI
By : Brooke, MI
Q: According to the Specifications, the max wheel size is 80 mm. However, in the Recommended Items list it shows the 5th Element Panther 82mm Inline Skate Wheels 2020. Therefore, my question is, can you utilize these 82 mm tires on the K2 Kinetic 80 Inline Skates 2020 properly?
Asked : Aug 22, 2020
By : Neunerball, Madison, GA
By : Neunerball, Madison, GA
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A: No, the maximum wheel size is 80mm on this skate. The recommended items isn't smart enough to pull in the wheel size correctly, we'll send it back to school.
Answered : Aug 24, 2020
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Can you remove the brake on these skates?
Asked : Jul 07, 2020
By : Chris, lake havasu city
By : Chris, lake havasu city
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A: You can remove the brake but there is not an additional short axle included with the skate to replace the brake axle so would need to get one if you remove the brake.
Answered : Jul 07, 2020
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Are these men's or women's sizing?
Asked : Jun 01, 2020
By : Nel, Macomb
By : Nel, Macomb
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A: This is a men's skate and is in US men's sizing
Answered : Jun 02, 2020
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Any way to loosen the bearings or change the wheels for a little increased speed?
Asked : Apr 30, 2020
By : Daly, Bordentown, NJ
By : Daly, Bordentown, NJ
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A: You can't loosen the current bearings for any increased speed but can replace the bearings with an aftermarket set of a higher rating. Something like a bearing with a rating of a 7 or 9 would be smoother than the 5 that comes on the skates. This is a fairly beginner to intermediate skate so if you feel you have outgrown the skate performance wise it may be time to upgrade to a skate with a larger wheel and more performance oriented setup.
Answered : May 06, 2020
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
