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- Women's inline fitness skates K2 T:Nine Celena *Est. $200
- Men's inline fitness skates K2 Moto 90 *Est. $200
- Budget/beginner inline skates (women's) Rollerblade Wing 50 *Est. $130
- Budget/beginner inline skates (men's) Rollerblade Astro 50 *Est. $130
- Youth skates K2 Marlee (girls) and Raider (boys) *Est. $60
- Toddler skates Fisher Price My First Skates *Est. $40
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Women's inline fitness skates
- Fast, comfortable and well-balanced
- Good shock absorption
- Can tighten laces on the fly
- Too fast for beginners
K2's T:Nine Celena women's inline skates are very fast (with 90mm wheels), so experts say they probably aren't the best choice for beginners, who may find themselves quickly outside their comfort zone. These well-reviewed inline skates are instead meant for experienced skaters who want a speedy, comfortable, well-balanced ride. Reviewers say the K2 T:Nine skates have good balance and shock absorption, as well as an easy lacing system that makes it easy to tighten on the fly (but harder to loosen). The women's version of this skate comes in white and pink; the men's version is the K2 Moto 90 (*est. $200). Those looking for a beginner's inline skate might want to consider the Rollerblade Wing 50 (*est. $130) for women or the Rollerblade Astro 50 for men (*est. $130).
We found the most reliable review of K2 T:Nine Celena inline skates at InlinePlanet.com, whose writer goes into great depth. These skates are also discussed in a short Wall Street Journal article.
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This in-depth review ends with the conclusion that the K2 Celena is "great for cruising and touring." The writer also says these skates provide "great shock absorption and rebound," making them a good choice for long distances.
Review: K2 Celena Women's Fitness Skate, Editors of InlinePlanet.com, Sep. 27, 2007
This short article covers five inline skates, which the writer appears to have taken for a spin. The inline skates aren't rated or ranked, however. Featured, but not scored, are the K2 T:Nine Celena and Moto 90, the Rollerblade Activa 4.0 and Crossfire 4.0, and the World Class Skate EZ Terminator.
Review: Skates for Newbies, Klutzes, Anjali Athavaley, Oct. 25, 2007
3. Amazon.com
There are two short reviews here for K2 T:Nine Celena skates. One reviewer notes that they run true to size, and the other hopes to buy another pair for a niece.
Review: K2 Celena Women's Cross Training Skate Reviews, Contributors to Amazon.com
