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Fisher Price My First Skates

*Est. $40

Reviewed October 2008
Fisher Price My First Skates

Toddler skates

pros
  • Wide wheels are more stable
  • Adjustable boots fit over shoes
  • Wheels can be locked
cons
  • Not appropriate for older kids
 
 
Where to Buy
  • Amazon

    for $16.79

  • eBay

    for $14.00

  • Amazon Marketplace

    for $37.99

 
 
 

What makes Fisher Price My First Skates appropriate for toddlers is that their wheels don't have a narrow edge, making them more like rollers. Also, the back wheels are set well apart, like the training wheels on a bike. The boot of these skates splits in the middle so the size can be adjusted to fit over a toddler's shoe, and parents have the ability to lock the wheels so they can't roll backwards. The girls' version has a Barbie design, while the boys' version comes in red. If you're looking for inline skates for older kids, reviewers praise K2 Marlee for girls and Raider for boys (*est. $60).

A good sample of parents post reviews of Fisher Price My First Skates on Amazon.com, pointing out these skates' pluses and minuses.

Where To Buy
 
 
Featured StoresStore RatingNotesTotal Price
AmazonAmazon rated 3.50 (1651 reviews)1651 store reviewsIn Stock. Get free shipping on orders over $25!$16.79
eBayeBay rated 4.00 (1175 reviews)1175 store reviewsIn Stock. New$14.00
Amazon MarketplaceAmazon Marketplace rated 3.00 (168 reviews)168 store reviewsIn Stock. Fantastic prices with ease & comfort of Amazon.com!$37.99
 
 
 

Our Sources

1. Amazon.com

About 20 parents post reviews on the boys' and girls' versions of My First Skates. Most have positive things to say. Several parents seem frustrated by the skates' limitations -- they aren't fast enough for some and they aren't cool enough for older kids. Most say the skates are best for 2- to 5-year-olds.

Review: Barbie My First Skates -- Girls, Contributors to Amazon.com

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