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Certified compliant with: EN13843, class B (inline skating standards, 60 kg max).
Adjustable boot with 4 size settings
Skates that can grow with your child's feet.
The 3 stage adjustment: 1. Open lever. 2. Pull on the front of the boot. 3. Close the lever. Using this system, your child will be able to use these inline skates for more than one season.
To ensure your child's comfort, choose skates that are suitable for their feet: avoid skates that are too heavy (not suited to their strength level) or too big (their feet will slip inside the boot leading to poor posture & difficulty in controlling their movements)
Comfort and glide performance.
Semi-soft bootie with foam reinforcements.
Ventilated mesh bootie for extra comfort and to keep feet dry for longer.
70 mm 80A wheels, ABEC 3 bearings; a good balance of manoeuvrability and efficiency.
(wheels, max. size: 74 mm).
Composite frame: Ideal for learning, forgiving, comfortable to ride.
Support and adjustment
Skates that are easy to put on thanks to a simple and effective fastening system that offers excellent foot support: a micrometric buckle on the top of the boot provides more precision + a rip-tab strap on the instep ensures the foot fits snugly into the shoe + laces make sure the boot fits the feet just right.
Elasticated laces on sizes 11-13½ and 13½-2½, and standard laces on sizes 2½-5½.
Brake control
Classic brake with a rubber stopper that can be mounted on the right or left foot. (Spare rubber stops available for purchase in store, ref. 8318932.)
Carry handle
Easy to carry thanks to carry handle/strap at rear of boot.
Maintenance and repairs
Replace parts or repair your skate with our spare parts, available at your Decathlon store's skating department or workshop.
Find our advice and tutorials on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/oxelo/videos
Inexpensive doesn't mean skimping on safety
Oxelo is committed to helping your child skate safely, whatever their technical ability. We have chosen to fit all children's products with rubber wheels and brakes, rather than PVC, because our number one concern is your child's safety. Unlike PVC, rubber grips well on hard ground and stops your child from slipping when they push off, as well as helping them brake effectively.
