Aggressive Inline Skates & Aggressive Roller Skates

Aggressive Inline Skates Designed for Stunts

Aggressive skates are specifically made for executing tricks and jumps. They are equipped with sturdy and long-lasting boots to endure solid impacts while simultaneously shielding your feet.

The design of aggressive roller blades makes them ideal for grinding various objects and executing technical stunts. Both quad and inline skate models are available under aggressive skates. Nonetheless, aggressive inline skates are generally the more favoured choice of the two.

Factors to Consider When Purchasing Aggressive Skates

Your proficiency level is the first consideration. Aggressive skates are available for all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned skaters. Models intended for beginners have tougher shells to offer additional support and protection, whereas some professional versions may have softer boot constructions. Softer boots provide enhanced flexibility, enabling better control and manoeuvrability for certain tricks.

The frame setup is another significant factor. Standard anti-rocker frames make grinding simpler in contrast to a flat setup. On the other hand, freestyle frames offer greater creativity while grinding by providing an expansive surface area in the centre.

Don't forget to take wheel size into account. Typically, smaller wheels facilitate performing stunts more effortlessly. Larger wheels, however, are ideal for parkour-style jumps in city settings.

Always ensure your safety while engaging in tricks and jumps. You can locate essential protective gear in our Skating Protective Gear range.

Aggressive Skates Compared to Fitness Skates

The primary distinctions between aggressive inline skates and fitness inline skates lie in the wheel size, boots, and frames. Wheels on aggressive skates are generally smaller. The usual diameter ranges from 55 mm to 80 mm, while fitness skate wheels typically vary from 80 to 100 mm. Though smaller wheels may not offer high speed, they facilitate grinding more effectively and provide superior stability.

Additionally, the boot and frame construction of aggressive inline skates differ from that of regular inline skates. Aggressive skate boots often feature a hard plastic shell, while fitness inline skates present more diverse boot constructions. These robust shells add weight to aggressive skates.

There are also variations in frame designs. Fitness skates generally have frames featuring flat wheel setups, where wheel sizes are uniform. Aggressive skates typically employ anti-rocker frames with two larger and two smaller wheels.

Uncertain if aggressive skates suit your needs? Explore our guide “Which Type of Skates Should I Choose?” to discover the ideal pair for you.