Roller Skates

Quad roller skates for rink sessions, outdoor cruising and first-time skaters are all here, including adjustable kids' models that lengthen as feet grow. Roller Derby, Chicago Skates and jessie sit alongside Nattork's light-up kids' skates.

Wheels decide where a skate works best. Softer wheels, roughly 78A to 85A on the durometer scale, absorb cracks on paths and tennis courts, while harder wheels roll faster and slide more easily on a smooth rink floor. Boot height comes next: high-top boots give beginners more ankle support, and low-cut boots allow more freedom of movement. For children, adjustable skates that span three or four sizes are practical; the Nattork range runs from toddler 7C to youth 8. ABEC-7 bearings are common, and toe stops should be easy to adjust. Not sure whether quads or inlines suit you? Read roller skates vs inline skates, or shop kids' roller skates.

Brands include Roller Derby, jessie and SMOOJOY.

In this range: outdoor skates, roller derby skates and rink & indoor skates.

Part of our inline & roller skating range.

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Roller Skates: frequently asked questions

Should I size up for roller skates?

Most quad skates run close to street-shoe size, but some brands run small or follow men's sizing, so check the chart in each listing. For kids, adjustable skates let you buy for the current size and lengthen the boot as they grow.

What wheels are best for outdoor roller skating?

Choose softer wheels, around 78A to 85A, which absorb bumps and grip rougher pavement. Harder wheels above about 88A are designed for smooth rink floors and feel rattly outdoors.

Do light-up skate wheels need batteries?

Not usually. Light-up wheels on kids' skates such as Nattork's are typically powered by the wheel's own rotation, so there is nothing to charge or replace. They add visibility at dusk; pair them with a helmet and wrist, elbow and knee pads.

Our guides for this category

How to Size and Fit Hockey Skates: A Practical Canadian Guide ·Roller Skates vs Inline Skates: Which Should You Choose?

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