Inline Skates Comparisons

Inline skate and price	Features
Comparison Chart - Inline Skates
K2 T:Nine Celena Where to Buy (*est. $200)	Cross-training fitness skate with heel brake. 90mm wheel size with 83A hardness and ILQ-9 bearings. VO2 Aluminum frame with high ankle lacing. Women's sizes 4 - 11.
K2 Moto 90 Where to Buy (*est. $200)	Cross-training fitness skate with heel brake. 90mm wheel size with 83A hardness and ILQ-9 bearings. VO2 Aluminum frame with high ankle lacing. Men's sizes 5 - 14.
Rollerblade Wing 50 Where to Buy (*est. $130)	Women's recreational inline skate with adjustable heel brake. 80mm wheel size with 80A hardness and SG7 bearings. Aluminum Alu-Tech frame. Max wheel size of 84mm. Women's sizes 5 - 11.
Rollerblade Astro 50 Where to Buy (*est. $130)	Men's recreational inline skate with adjustable heel brake. 80mm wheel size with 80A hardness and SG7 bearings. Aluminum Alu-Tech frame. Max wheel size of 84mm. Men's sizes 6 - 13.
K2 Marlee (girl's) and Raider (boys) Where to Buy (*est. $60)	Youth skates with heel brake, 70mm wheels and 80A wheel hardness and ABEC 3 bearings. Boys and girls sizes: Small (13-3), Medium (3-6) and Large (6-8).
Fisher Price My First Skates Where to Buy (*est. $40)	Toddler skates. Rollers instead of wheels. Rear rollers are wide-set. Adjustable-size boot. Wheels can be locked so they don't roll backwards. One size.