Free Skates Portable Roller Road Drift Skates Plate, with Aluminum Alloy Deck Non-Slip, Board Split Skateboard with PU Wheels High-end Bearings

These are my first and only freeskates, so i wouldn't know the baseline in terms of quality as compared to other brands, however the build is very high quality from my perspective and very durable. I've ridden these for couple of month and it's fantastic. smooth, durable, rugged, never felt like it was missing anything.

Great option for the beginner

Gut

The components used here (wheels, bracket, and deck) are of absolutely stellar quality. This thing is built like a tank. I didn't know such a sport called "freeskating" or "drift skating" existed and I'm so glad I chose these particular skates as a gateway into this hobby. I've always liked pumping surfskates but this takes it one level further: where both legs are equally pumping and the turns are way sharper. Also more muscles are engaged. I can feel my legs and core get stronger every day. It takes weeks (not days) to master pumping because not only do you need to develop the muscle memory to ride in a sinusoidal motion (where each foot can be in different phases of the sine wave) you also physically need to build the muscle in your ankles/legs to do this. But once you get through the initial hard learning curve, it's smooth sailing after that and it's so much fun. This is amazing, 5 stars is not enough!

Sturdy free skates, light to carry.

Great skates. Arrived earlier than expected. Missing the hexagonal wrench and user manual. Plastic bag inside was ripped open and empty, so I'm not sure what that's about, but the skates themselves are exactly what I ordered. Highly recommend for beginners

Realmente son una experiencia, y por este precio están increíbles, parece que calcaron el modelo de JMK (que tengo entendido son como lo mejor de los mejor en freeskates) pero cuestan más del doble que estos. Son muy cómodos y he de decir que son un poco complicados al principio, pero mi recomendación es buscar un lugar con una pequeña inclinación y de ahí practicar tu balance, practicar cómo girar y finalmente cómo impulsarte (haciendo S's en el suelo, puedes buscar tutoriales en YouTube como “Freeskates pumping”), y después de una semana al menos yo ya me puedo mover con seguridad e impulsarme, es MUY cansado, nunca había sentido dolor en esos músculos de la pierna, pero al mismo tiempo es muy divertido, y estoy seguro que con más y más práctica se hará cada vez más fácil. Para mi valieron totalmente la pena. (Agregué una foto de ellos en el parque donde fui a practicar, créeme que no esperes mantenerlos limpios, porque entre tantos resbalos se “destrozan” pero ese es el punto).