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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
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Great skate, even for a beginner, October 29, 2007In my case the sizing is 100% true to my street shoe size.
The detailed pink design of this skate is like no other., March 3, 2007Our Sources
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
