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Rollerblade Wing 50

*Est. $130

Reviewed October 2008
Rollerblade Wing 50

Budget/beginner inline skates (women's)

pros
  • Comfortable
  • Stable, well-balanced
  • Easy to maneuver
  • Smaller wheels -- good for beginners
cons
  • Slower than others
 
 
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With their relatively small wheel size of 80mm, the Rollerblade Wing 50 inline skates for women aren't as fast as -- but are more maneuverable than -- more-advanced skates with larger wheels, such as the well-reviewed K2 T:Nine Celena (*est. $200). Experts say Wing 50 skates are comfortable, stable and well balanced, and they praise the adjustable brake that lets you get more use out of the brake pad before it needs to be replaced. The men's version of this inline skate is the Rollerblade Astro 50 (*est. $130).

With typical thoroughness, InlinePlanet.com discusses the advantages and disadvantages of Rollerblade Wing 50 inline skates, based on road tests. We also found a user review at Zappos.com, a shoe retailer.

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Our Sources

1. Inline Planet.com

At the end of her long review, Perkins writes: "The Wing 50s provide just about everything you could ask for from a rec skate. They are comfortable, nimble, lightweight and easy to use." Three women -- former professional skaters -- test the skates for this article.

Review: Rollerblade Wing 50 Women's Skates, Kim Perkins, Apr. 25, 2007

2. Zappos.com

There's just one review here, but it's positive. The writer says she's skating so much that she's lost weight and that the skates look "fashionable."

Review: Rollerblade Wing 50 W Reviews, Contributor to Zappos.com

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