Rollerblade RB80 Review 

Hello, are u have a slim or wide food please? I have slim and fear that it will be loose for me, thanks a lot

Thanks man!

Thanks, that's so great! Have fun skating!!!

@@rollife thanks sir.. and keep doing what u do... Have a nice day too

Thanks!

They are just great! Can't go wrong with those.

Danny used to ride the RB80 before the pro model so I already guessed that they were good. But they're even better than I thought!

Because the RB usually comes with crappy wheels, bearings, buckles, non removable cuffs, and the boot isn't as rigid.. the liners are better on twister. The twisters are definitely worth the extra $50. Plus if you go to sell your skates twisters fetch a lot more

He's a great ambassador of our sport and I respect him a lot.

He's good but no where near the best aggressive skater... Not even close

It will work. Trust me.

80mm wheels will be a good option to learn as long as you haven't got giant feet...

In our industry, it's standard procedure to use the same shell for two sizes and just putting a smaller liner in for the lower size. I'm an EU42 and usually, the molds are EU 39/40, 41/42, 43/44, 45/46 - so I'm always on the high end of the molds, which means I've got a 42 liner in a 41-42 shell and no extra space. If you're on the lower end, that's just bad luck because most skates are gonna feel a little bit big. Try putting thick socks on or maybe, if it's really bad, a little extra insole. I hope this helps!

rollife i see i see. Hey man appreciate your reply and the things that you have shared. Im sure this would be beneficial for all of us. It definitely helps me a lot. Thanks again man !

Just replying here as I have a similar query of whether you need to buy a size up for Rollerblade. One of my feet is 10.5 and the other is 11! Also not that I know too much about skate sizing but it sounds as though you should get size 11.

Sorry for the late reply, I didn't get the notification. If you're not sure, just take the bigger size or go to a shop where you can try them on. They're wide but the length is normal... you might get away with 27.8cm but if you want to make sure that you don't have to send them back, go with the bigger one...

Any RB80 is the same boot as this one. There are little differences in the wheels, bearings, liners, but the pro version is as good as this one!

​@@rollife Thank you!

I don't have any issues with any hardware, which is absolutely rare for me. On any USD skate I've had huge hardware trouble (Buckles bending and rattling, cuff screws and buckle screws getting loose etc.) and I used to superglue the screws in so they never came out again. Not even if I wanted to ^^

I have this same problem

Use locktite...blue liquid, made for that specifically

@@albertcampos959 The problem is that the cuff moves quite a bit when skating (which is good) and over time, it wears out the locktite too. So I then just straight up used superglue and they never came out again. Locktite is definitely good enough on most occasions though.

@@rollife gotcha! So def RB 80 Pro for my very first skates!!! Haha

Eddie can make $20 skates look good. You can skate $1000 skates and you will never be as good as Eddie

If you've got pain in the ankle area, you might just need to break the thick padding in a little bit more. Just skate them for at least 15h before you sell them. Some skates just take time to break in. Also try experimenting with different socks. I never had skates that were comfortable in the first 15-20h of skating them. I usually have to take new skates off every 20-30min to let my feet breathe. I think that's quite normal.

@@rollife I really appreciate your advice bro, you are a crack. I won't sell them.

@@albertoibarrola8811 Thanks man, I try to help out wherever I can 🙏

Can u tell us the updates please! I have a slim foot and fear that it comes loose or hurt my feed

@@maiiarmahher8988 Over time I realized that I had a bad posture, coupled with that I did not rotate the wheels and they were already more worn on one side, and that was the reason that my ankles hurt. The skates are very good, just rotate the wheels constantly so that the wear is even, and improve your posture, if necessary move the frame. Good luck!

There's definitely enough room for flat feet and optimally you measure the lenght of your foot. Rollerblade always provides the sizes in cm. Usually they fit very true to size.

rollife thank you, your review is the best yet the only review online been waiting. Im getting one

@@DiMaria41 Glad to hear that!

No, they're the same. But the RB80 shell is one of the widest shells there is...

i have a very wide feet looking to get either powerslide next or rb 80 have you have a chance to try the next ? which one is wider?

@@tedpattrawong2552 I never tried the next but I think that the RB80 is as wide as skates get. It really is super wide and super comfortable. Plus I think RB is better quality than Powerslide...

rollife I am getting a pair base on your recommendation problem is I think I will need to get them on line how are they fit do I need to order a size up? How do they fit?

@@tedpattrawong2552 I'd say pretty true to size but you should definitely measure your foot and pick your size based on the foot lenght in mm (rollerblade always provides the sizes in mm too)

Of course it is. I paid for the skates like everybody else, I have no connection to Rollerblade whatsoever.... otherwise I would've mentioned it.

@@rollife ok! Will fit them next week.

It's the same price all over the world but obviously in Europe, 300 US Dollars are not "as much" as it might be for you. We earn more money over here, but the cost of living is crazy high as well...