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Rollerblade Zetrablade Womens Inline Skates
$99.00
(42% Off MSRP)
Regular Price: $99.00
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$99.00
42% Off MSRP
$169.99
Regular Price: $99.00
Overridden Price
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Overview
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
Low - little to no breathability, good for leisurely skating
If you love skating and can't wait to hit the trails on those beautiful summer weekends then you'll love the Rollerblade Zetrablade Women's Inline Skates. Featuring 80mm Rollerblade Wheels, you'll find that you have greater traction, better shock absorption and amazing grip as you roll through the park. The Performance Training 5 Star Liner is supportive and comfortable, giving you breathability so your feet don't get soggy with sweat. The Zetrablade Shell is supportive and the Monocoque Composite Frame offers both stability and great energy transfer through its performance design. If you're a beginner looking to advance and you want a skate that is comfortable and built for progression then you'll want to check out the Rollerblade Zetrablade Women's Inline Skates.
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So after reading comments and questions I ordered my pair from Amazon which was the same shipper. When they arrived, I was positively amazed at how great they looked. When i tried them on they were way to tight. I returned them. I went back...Read More
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These roller blades are cool looking, fast, and very comfortable. Would highly recommend!
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Ordered these for my daughter. There was a bit of a shipping delay because they were back ordered but customer service kept us in the loop via email. I did call and spoke with a very friendly and helpful customer service person. The blades...Read More
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Q: Can wheels be replaced with 84mm?
Asked : Sep 30, 2020
By : CH, Crete Il
By : CH, Crete Il
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A: No, the maximum wheel size for this model is 80mm
Answered : Oct 01, 2020
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Hi, my name is Megan, my shoe size is normally 8 to 8 1/2 shoe size, what size skates would be the best fit.
Asked : Aug 04, 2020
By : MJ214, NJ
By : MJ214, NJ
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A: Depending on the type of skating you'll be doing and fit you prefer, you could go with an 8 or an 8.5 . Usually skates are sized off your regular shoe size but on the more athletic side. If you are using these for fitness and want a snug, athletic fit then I would go with the 8. If you are more geared for recreational cruising then go up a half size.
Answered : Aug 10, 2020
By : Beezy, MI
By : Beezy, MI
Q: How often do these get restocked?
Asked : Jul 20, 2020
By : Zoe, Washington, DC
By : Zoe, Washington, DC
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A: We currently don't have an exact timeframe for when skates are coming in but we are working hard with the manufacturers to get stock as soon as possible. For updates please sign up for emails by adding your email to the email sign up at the bottom of the site.
Answered : Jul 20, 2020
By : Beezy, MI
By : Beezy, MI
Q: What is the smallest size that these come in?
Asked : Jun 02, 2020
By : Jen, Gridley
By : Jen, Gridley
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A: The smallest size we sold was a Women's Size US 6. It's possible Rollerblade makes a smaller size if needed, however, it looks like we are currently sold out of any size not listed above as available.
Answered : Jun 04, 2020
By : Beezy, MI
By : Beezy, MI
Q: Can the brake be switched to the left foot?
Asked : Mar 28, 2020
By : Darice, North Liberty
By : Darice, North Liberty
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A: All the skates I have ever serviced have been able to have the brake swapped as the skates are the same from one to the other. Will need to remove the apparatus completely and use the longer screw on the boot that will be receiving the brake.
Answered : Mar 30, 2020
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Are the breaks removeable?
Asked : Jul 12, 2019
By : Sierra, Canada
By : Sierra, Canada
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A: Yes the brake can be removed. There should be a shorter spare axle in the box for when you remove the brake. If this is missing please email our Customer Care team and they will get one sent out to you.
Answered : Jul 16, 2019
By : Thomas, Customer Care
By : Thomas, Customer Care
Q: Hi, lm Giannina. I just measured my feet and they are 22.5 cm. Do you think would it be convenient to buy 6 size? According to the scale it wouldn't be convenient but l wa t to know your opinion please help me.
Asked : May 12, 2019
By : Giannina, Wisconsin
By : Giannina, Wisconsin
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A: In this skate the half sizes are not offered so you will be fine to go up to the size 6. The fit will be good at that size for this model skate.
Answered : May 13, 2019
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: I measured my granddaughter at 23.5, which would put her at a 6.5. Should I size up?
Asked : Mar 27, 2019
By : MJ, Rockford, IL
By : MJ, Rockford, IL
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A: Sizing a half size up would be fine if she's still growing. If she's done growing you could go with the actual size 6.5 which is available in the K2 Kinetic 80 which is a similar skate to the Zetrablade.
Answered : Mar 28, 2019
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
