Sneakers With Wheels - Walk, run, or skate!

Kick Speed™  Shoes With Wheels Original MID / 7-LED were specifically designed for all roller skating lovers. Comfortable sneakers with pop-up wheels and LED light are suitable for running, walking and skating. You don’t need multiple shoes to make the most out of life. Do out on a walk or jog, and when you are ready to skate, just unlock the switch and get the wheels rolling and glide your way.   

• COMFORTABLE WEAR

The sneakers with wheels are comfortable, well-fitting, and designed to be breathable. The antisweat wet mesh helps to ventilate the shoe and give a comfortable feeling as you go about your business.

• LOCK / UNLOCK SWITCH

There is a Lock/Unlock button to prevent the wheels from popping up accidentally. You can hide the rollers by pressing the button and walking use them as normal sports shoes. When you need to glide, just press the button on the heels and the shoes turn into roller skates.

• COLORFUL LED LIGHT WITH USB CHARGING

LED lighting is powered by a micro USB. The LED light creates perfect visibility for motorists when skating at night.

• MATERIAL

The roller shoes are made of high-quality PU leather EVA with a rubber sole. The materials are beautiful, strong, and durable. The material is water-resistant, breathable, and creates a comfortable feel. 

1. Bend your knees – It is important to lower your center of gravity and help you keep your balance when stopping.

2. Move your feet into position – Your dominant foot should move forward slightly, while your non-dominant foot moves backward. Shift more of your weight onto your dominant/front foot, so that your non-dominant/back foot will be free to reposition.

3. Make the T – Raise your back foot slightly so that you are gliding on only your front foot. Turn your back foot at a 90-degree angle, perpendicular to your front foot. Gently lower your back foot, allowing it to make contact with the skating rink floor. Continue to keep most of your weight on your front foot.

4. Maintain your trajectory – Keep your hips facing forward in line with your front foot. If you allow your hips to open up or get pulled to the side, you’ll start to veer off course, which could result in a collision with another skater.

5. Come to a stop – Continue dragging your back foot until you come to a stop. The more pressure you apply to that foot, the faster you’ll stop – but be careful not to stomp down too abruptly or you may lose your balance.