Excellent price for a skate of this quality. I have bought this skate for myself, my brother, and recommended it to a friend. It also offers a rockered frame layout as a toggleable feature, which can greatky improve the experience of using the skate. At $220 this skate beats most of the other options and feels excellently made. Read more

Me encantaron, estive entrenando con patines fittnes de baja calidad pero ahora con estos nuevos patines he mejorado mi habilidad, ofrecen mucha estabilidad al patinar en la calle, la talla es perfecta y ajusta de manera perfecta Read more

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Excelentes patines, muy buena marca, tiene opcion para rockearlos, comodos, aguantadores, y también le puedes comprar cuchillas para hielo Read more

I (like many other 30-somethings) have been getting back into inline skating recently. I purchased these as I was looking for something more versatile than my Tour Code 9 hockey skates. Deets are as follows: 235mm foot length, EU size 38, Women's size 6.5 to 7.0. Skates fit different from shoes. Your toes should be as close or touching the front of the boot, but not jammed up against it. The Breakdown: - MEASURE YOUR FOOT. Don't go by your shoe size. Measure, Measure. Measure. If in doubt, go a size up. - These are quite narrow. If you've got wide feet, size up or look into another brand like Seba. - Oh my god, the color is stunning (I got the forest green ones)! Super attractive deep forest green with black accents, and the shiny eagle frames make this skate really stand out. - I REALLY wish these had 80mm wheels. Smaller sizes (EU36-40) come with 76mm. That's pretty standard with all FE skates. I don't believe 80mm wheels will fit on the 231mm frames. - Frame are laterally adjustable which is AMAZING to correct issues with severe pronation/supination. - That also means the frames are removable! Pop some FE Supersonic frames on for a 3x110 set up or Ultrasonic frames for a 3x125mm set up! - Rockerable! I haven't rockered mine, but it's as easy as flipping the front and rear axles. - Breathable, so you won't have gross wet socks every time you ride. - FE branded ABEC 7s. I'll probably switch out to Cats Leopards or Bones Swiss bearings at some point. - Replacement parts abound. Places like proskatersplace.com sell buckles, screws, and axles as well as new frames for different set ups. The Bottom Line: The Flying Eagle F6S Falcons are relatively cheap, but MAN do they feel like 300$ skates. What a huge step up from the skates I used in the 90s. A really solid skate with some nice features (especially being able to swap frames). I couldn't be happier with my purchase. I expect these will last me quite a few years. Read more

I usually have room to spare in my shoes in size 43, i read the reviews here and bought a size 44 to be safe but even they are so tight that after just 20-30 minutes of skating my feet hurt like crazy. The sizing of these skates is bonkers. I want to return them and buy like a size 46 or 47 to give my poor actual 42.5 feet some room. The skates are fast though and otherwise good quality. The red colour is pretty amazing. The wheels are a little hard for urban skating on rough surfaces but i mean still miles better than those entry level zetra blades which were just awful. I'd have been happy if the sizing was better. Now going to initiate return for a bigger size :( P.s. no provided break so if you are re-discovering rollerskating as a midlife crisis like me than maybe opt for one with a break or get a break seperately or quickly learn how to powerslide before you bang into something cause these skates are fast and your not going to stop on your own. Read more