FILA Houdini Pro 110MM 3 Wheel Inline Skates for Men and Women – High-Performance Fitness Skates with Anatomical Padding, 3 x 110mm Wheels, and ABEC 9 Bearings

I love these. They were a major upgrade for me. I've been rollerblading off and on for fun and exercise since I was a kid (almost 34 now). Because I have small feet I've always just bought inexpensive kids rollerblades. These have allowed me to take my skating up a major notch. They look great and because the wheels are so much bigger than my previous pair, I can skate on rougher terrain without falling. They can accumulate great speed and while heavy, haven't been difficult to learn to maneuver in. I love these. I'm a woman btw. They say they're for men but fit my narrow feet very snug.

I've been skating for decades and these are the best inline skates I've ever had - they are comfortable, the wheels are greatand on top of that, they are pretty stylish. Very happy with my purchase!

I didn’t get a chance to try out my skates until after the refund date had passed and realized they were defective and making noise. Not only that, but I would think that a skate from “Fila” a shoe company, would have more comfortable skates but they were not comfortable at all. I attempted to contact the seller and no response. Needless to say I didn’t get my $180.00 + back. Don’t waste your money, you probably would be better off getting a cheaper pair of skates.

I liked the skate. I ordered a size-up from 12 to 13, because they didn't come in a size 12.5; beside, the skate is cut smaller than true to fit.

I got size 13. Pretty snug. I took a wooden spoon and broken the toe area. Wore the boots around the house. I’ve never had a more comfortable set of rollerblades they’re great especially for the price too.

My first purchase of these skates were a size 11.5. Immediately after I put them on, I noticed that my left boot was quite substantially tighter than my right boot, and I took it to be that they just needed to be broken in. Fast forward a few hours later (I put about 5 hours of use on them right out of the box), I checked my wheels and discovered they wobbled slightly. I went to tighten them and physically could not; the shaft was as tight as could be. So I accepted the little wiggle.About a week later, I reached out to customer service to see if it is normal for my left boot to cause awful pain in my foot after just a few minutes of use. At this point, the skates had well over 25 hours of use on them, so I figured they would have been plenty broken in. Customer service advised me to put an insole in (which in my opinion, should not be the case for $210 skates). I also informed them of one of my wheels making an audible, squeak-like noise. They wanted me to send them pictures (as if I had not already done my own visual check) and they saw nothing abnormal, so they said we could do an exchange.I was confused at them wanting to do an exchange because their own policy on their refund page says they cannot do exchanges, only refunds. So I put in for a refund and purchased the same skates, only this time a size 12 (my shoe size is mens 11, and they advise to go down a half size. From my experience, go up a full size.) When I first reached out to their customer service, I informed them that the skates were used and the last thing I wanted to do was send them back, because I knew they would lose money on it. But when they mentioned exchanging them, I was glad and thought they were making the situation right. I was wrong. They took a 30% restock fee from my refund. I was shocked at this; they never communicated there being a restock fee or that I would have to pay anything for this "exchange." So I contacted Amazon, who contacted the seller, and after I told them I would do a dispute through my bank, they offered me half of the restock fee. I wasn't satisfied. After a couple of days of communicating with Amazon, Amazon just issued me my remaining refund. The seller argued that the skates I sent back are not defective; they said the boot was manufactured correctly and the skate still skates in a straight line. They clearly did not test the wheels much because as soon as you roll on them suckers, one squeaks. Not acceptable in my eyes for a brand new, $210 pair of skates.But here is why I was not paying a restock fee: The seller communicated to me it was an exchange, and did not mention anything about me having to pay for a new product. Had they told me there would be a fee, or that it would not be a true exchange, I probably would have continued suffering with their product. Maybe I was naive, but I think it was poor communication on their end to offer an exchange but with a fee.Anywho, I did purchase the same skates, but as a size 12. Those skates are experiencing the same issues as my last minus the pain in my foot. One of my wheels is making an audible noise and I've only put close to 10 hours on these skates. Also, nearly all of the wheels wiggle (though its a small wiggle, I'm comparing these to my past $80 skates, which had no wiggle). I'm appalled - These skates have really high reviews and cost a lot of money, though I have had nothing but bad luck, from both the product and customer service. It's safe to say that FILA's name has been tarnished to me and this seller has lost their good reputation with me. I hope I don't get to a point where I have to send these skates back too.

They are very comfortable, and the larger wheels of a 3 wheel rollerblade help significantly for the infrequent gravel bits and cracks i encounter on the asphalt.

Skates came clearly used, banged and scuffed up.