Kick Speed Roller Skate Shoes

EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENCE OF GENUINE KICK SPEED™ SHOES WITH WHEELS!

Kick Speed™  Roller Skate Shoes Original MID / 7-LED were designed specifically for roller skating enthusiasts. These comfortable sneakers feature pop-up wheels and LED lights, making them suitable for running, walking, and skating. With our versatile shoes, you don't need multiple pairs for different activities. Simply go for a walk or jog, and when you're ready to skate, just unlock the switch and let the wheels roll as you glide your way. (view our low-top version here)

• ALL-DAY COMFORT ROLLER SHOES

Our roller skate shoes are not only comfortable and well-fitting, but also designed with breathability in mind. The anti-sweat wet mesh material helps to ventilate the shoes, ensuring a comfortable feeling as you glide around. Whether you're cruising down the street or hitting the rink, our roller skate shoes will keep your feet cool and comfortable every step of the way.

• SHOES WITH POP-UP WHEELS

Enjoy the versatility of our retractable roller skate shoes with a convenient lock/unlock button. Simply press the button to hide the rollers and use them as regular sports shoes, then press again to transform into roller skates and glide away. No more switching between different shoes for different activities!

• SHOES WITH COLORFUL LED LIGHTS

These sneakers with wheels feature built-in LED lights that add a colorful glow to your movements, making you more visible when skating in low-light conditions. The LED lights are powered by a USB charging cable, making it easy to keep them charged and ready to go.

• HIGH-QUALITY MATERIALS

These roller skate shoes are made of high-quality PU leather and EVA with a rubber sole. These materials are not only beautiful, but also strong and durable. They are also water-resistant and breathable, creating a comfortable feel for your feet.

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.