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product_id: 1049895
title: "Classic Rink Roller Skates"
brand: "chicago skates"
price: "€ 262.79"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 11
category: "Chicago Skates"
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region: Belgium
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# High-top boots with secure lace-up system 60mm PU wheels for smooth rides Adjustable aluminum plate with double trucks Classic Rink Roller Skates

**Brand:** chicago skates
**Price:** € 262.79
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛼 Roll with confidence, style, and unstoppable control!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Classic Rink Roller Skates by chicago skates
- **How much does it cost?** € 262.79 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.be](https://www.desertcart.be/products/1049895-classic-rink-roller-skates)

## Best For

- chicago skates enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted chicago skates brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Lock-In Support:** High-cut, lace-up boots with speed hooks ensure ankle stability and a custom fit for confident control.
- • **All-Terrain Glide:** 60mm durable polyurethane wheels deliver smooth, stable skating indoors and outdoors.
- • **Precision Maneuvering:** Adjustable aluminum plate with double trucks and toe stop offers quick stops and sharp turns.
- • **Comfort Meets Endurance:** Breathable interior lining and reinforced stitching keep feet cool and fatigue-free during long sessions.
- • **Timeless Style, Modern Edge:** Classic quad design in bold black & white colors that make you stand out on any rink or street.

## Overview

Chicago Skates Classic Quad Roller Skates combine durable 60mm PU wheels, adjustable aluminum plates, and high-top lace-up boots to deliver reliable performance and ankle support for both indoor and outdoor skating. Designed for comfort with breathable linings and reinforced stitching, these skates offer a timeless look with bold color options, trusted by generations since 1905.

## Description

desertcart.com : CHICAGO Skates Premium White Quad Roller Skates for Girls and Women Beginners Classic Adjustable High-Top Design for Indoor or Outdoor Skates and Roller Derby : Rink Roller Skates : Sports & Outdoors

Review: A Great Value Skate for the Occasional Skater with One Caveat - I'm giving these a 5 star rating based solely on the value. These are $70 skates, so I am not comparing them to a $200+ skate. For starters, I am 46 years old and weigh 270 pounds. I have not skated since I was in high school and my kids wanted to learn to skate and I didn't want to have to rent skates from the local roller rink so I bought my own. I also like the basic look of the skates. Sure, light up wheels are fun, but I'm not in it for the bling and I actually like the solid blue wheels. My skating requirements are at a level where I just need to make it around the rink with my two children without killing myself. I will not be doing any stunts, tricks, or advanced maneuvers. I suspect that anyone who is at a higher skill level should really consider higher quality skates. I normally wear a 10 - 10.5 wide athletic shoe, but found that the size 11 skates fit perfect. The skates are pretty heavy, so you definitely feel the weight on your feet when wearing them, although you do get used to it after a while. The long laces allow for enough tightness that my ankles are well supported. I have used these skates about 5 times now and I've been able to keep them on for at least 90 minutes and they do not hurt my feet. I found them to be quite comfortable when laced up. I appreciate that the top half of the skate have those U-shaped loops that don't require you to thread the laces through tiny holes. This makes getting the skates on and off much easier. Reading some other reviews for these skates, some have commented that the laces broke on them. I haven't had that problem, but they do feel on the lower quality end of laces. If I was a regular skater, I'd probably replace them, but so far I've had no problems. While skating the skates performed well the first 2-3 times I used them. I appreciated that in the box were two wheel wrenches and one for the toe stop. This was a nice plus for a cheap skate. When the skates were brand new, the wheels were extremely tight, so I had to back off the lock nut an eighth turn to loosen them up. Unfortunately, by the 3rd or so time I wore the skates, I noticed the wheels started to get wobbly. At first, I thought the lock nut had backed off, but that wasn't it. The bearings were already starting to fail and there was some play in them. Thinking that perhaps this is just how cheap bearings are, I wore the skates one more time, but by the end of my 4th skating session, the wheels were so wobbly, they felt like they were falling off. I read several desertcart reviews of these skates and noticed that the bearings were a point of contention for many people as well, so I ordered some replacement ones. I ordered a set of 16 Bones Reds skate bearings which cost $35. If you've never done bearings on roller skates before, there are two bearings for each wheel, so in order to do all 4 wheels on both skates, you need all 16 bearings. The kit I ordered came with both spacers and washers. I did not need the spacers, but I did use the washers. Replacing the bearings does not require any special tools. I watched a couple of Youtube videos and they show how you take off the wheel, and then put it back on the axle just a tiny bit, and then twist and pry the bearing out by pulling down on the wheel at about a 45 degree angle. If this doesn't make sense, just watch the video. There's tons of them on Youtube. It took me a good half hour to do all 16 bearings and I used the washers from the bearing kit, but the original lock nut from the skate. Once I had the new bearings on, the wheels were very solid with no play and rolled extremely smoothly. From my understanding, these bearings are good enough for far more advanced skaters than me, so for the 3-4 times a year I go to the roller rink, these should last me a very long time. In total, I paid $70 plus $35 for bearings, for a total of $105 for a pair of inexpensive skates with good bearings. Could I have just found a pair of skates for $100 that had better bearings? Maybe, but there's no telling how long those would last too. In the end, I am happy with my purchase and would not hesitate to recommend these skates to people in my specific situation. If however, you are an enthusiastic skaters and have a skill level beyond that of a 46 year old dad wanting to make special memories with his children without suffering major injuries a couple times a year, then you really should invest in higher end skates.
Review: Very pleased! - I had not roller skated in probably 20 years but when the grandchildren started getting involved with family skates, I decided to purchase a pair. Many years ago I enjoyed skating every Friday and Saturday night, but with the closing of the local roller rink, I had gotten rid of my skates. Now at 64 I find myself needing a pair. I found these reasonably priced and they fit the bill. They seem just like the ones I had when I was a kid and I’ve been very happy with them.

## Features

- DURABLE & SAFE PERFORMANCE: Built tough for all surfaces, these roller skates for women and men feature a sturdy frame and reliable 60mm PU wheels that handle indoor rinks and outdoor pavement with ease. Enjoy smooth, stable skating and confident control—no matter where your adventure starts.
- STABLE HIGH-CUT, LACE-UP SKATES: Built for confident performance, the durable high-top boots offer solid ankle support and a secure lace-up system with speed hooks for a locked-in fit. Underneath, an adjustable aluminum plate with double trucks, a jump bar, and toe stop delivers smooth turns, quick stops, and total control.
- COMFORT & SUPPORT: Experience long-lasting comfort with a interior lining that keeps feet cozy and secure—even during extended skating sessions. These quad roller skates for women and men feature reinforced stitching and an ankle-support design for a snug fit that helps prevent soreness and fatigue. The breathable lining promotes airflow to keep feet cool and dry, while the durable construction ensures reliable comfort with every ride.
- CLASSIC STYLE WITH BOLD COLORS: Available in eye-catching multicolor options — Black and White — these quad roller skates for kids bring timeless style with a fun, modern twist. The bold contrasting colors make them stand out while the classic four-wheel design offers balance and control. These fashionable roller skates make every ride a colorful, confident adventure indoors or outdoors.
- TRUSTED BRAND FOR OVER 100 YEARS: Chicago Skates has been a leader in roller skating innovation since 1905, earning the trust of generations. Known for performance, safety, and durability, Chicago Skates continue to deliver fun and confidence for young skaters at every level—whether in the rink or on the street.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000GVPWX8 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #5,492 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #3 in Roller Derby Skates |
| Brand Name | Chicago Skates |
| Closure Type | Lace-Up |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (21,163) |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00039035007821 |
| Included Components | Chicago Skates Ladies Rink Skate 7 |
| Item Type Name | Chicago Skates |
| Item Weight | 7 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | National Sporting Goods |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CRS400-07 |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Number | CRS40007 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Size | Womens 7/ Mens 6 |
| Sole Material | Leather |
| UPC | 039035007821 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | No Warranty |
| Wheel Material | Polyurethane |
| Wheel Size | 60 Millimeters |
| Wheel Type | Roller Derby Wheel |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Chicago Skates
- **Closure Type:** Lace-Up
- **Color:** White
- **Item Weight:** 7 Pounds
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Size:** Womens 7/ Mens 6
- **Sole Material:** Leather
- **Wheel Material:** Polyurethane
- **Wheel Size:** 60 Millimeters
- **Wheel Type:** Roller Derby Wheel

## Images

![Classic Rink Roller Skates - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51sIckj6HyL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Great Value Skate for the Occasional Skater with One Caveat
*by M***N on April 21, 2025*

I'm giving these a 5 star rating based solely on the value. These are $70 skates, so I am not comparing them to a $200+ skate. For starters, I am 46 years old and weigh 270 pounds. I have not skated since I was in high school and my kids wanted to learn to skate and I didn't want to have to rent skates from the local roller rink so I bought my own. I also like the basic look of the skates. Sure, light up wheels are fun, but I'm not in it for the bling and I actually like the solid blue wheels. My skating requirements are at a level where I just need to make it around the rink with my two children without killing myself. I will not be doing any stunts, tricks, or advanced maneuvers. I suspect that anyone who is at a higher skill level should really consider higher quality skates. I normally wear a 10 - 10.5 wide athletic shoe, but found that the size 11 skates fit perfect. The skates are pretty heavy, so you definitely feel the weight on your feet when wearing them, although you do get used to it after a while. The long laces allow for enough tightness that my ankles are well supported. I have used these skates about 5 times now and I've been able to keep them on for at least 90 minutes and they do not hurt my feet. I found them to be quite comfortable when laced up. I appreciate that the top half of the skate have those U-shaped loops that don't require you to thread the laces through tiny holes. This makes getting the skates on and off much easier. Reading some other reviews for these skates, some have commented that the laces broke on them. I haven't had that problem, but they do feel on the lower quality end of laces. If I was a regular skater, I'd probably replace them, but so far I've had no problems. While skating the skates performed well the first 2-3 times I used them. I appreciated that in the box were two wheel wrenches and one for the toe stop. This was a nice plus for a cheap skate. When the skates were brand new, the wheels were extremely tight, so I had to back off the lock nut an eighth turn to loosen them up. Unfortunately, by the 3rd or so time I wore the skates, I noticed the wheels started to get wobbly. At first, I thought the lock nut had backed off, but that wasn't it. The bearings were already starting to fail and there was some play in them. Thinking that perhaps this is just how cheap bearings are, I wore the skates one more time, but by the end of my 4th skating session, the wheels were so wobbly, they felt like they were falling off. I read several Amazon reviews of these skates and noticed that the bearings were a point of contention for many people as well, so I ordered some replacement ones. I ordered a set of 16 Bones Reds skate bearings which cost $35. If you've never done bearings on roller skates before, there are two bearings for each wheel, so in order to do all 4 wheels on both skates, you need all 16 bearings. The kit I ordered came with both spacers and washers. I did not need the spacers, but I did use the washers. Replacing the bearings does not require any special tools. I watched a couple of Youtube videos and they show how you take off the wheel, and then put it back on the axle just a tiny bit, and then twist and pry the bearing out by pulling down on the wheel at about a 45 degree angle. If this doesn't make sense, just watch the video. There's tons of them on Youtube. It took me a good half hour to do all 16 bearings and I used the washers from the bearing kit, but the original lock nut from the skate. Once I had the new bearings on, the wheels were very solid with no play and rolled extremely smoothly. From my understanding, these bearings are good enough for far more advanced skaters than me, so for the 3-4 times a year I go to the roller rink, these should last me a very long time. In total, I paid $70 plus $35 for bearings, for a total of $105 for a pair of inexpensive skates with good bearings. Could I have just found a pair of skates for $100 that had better bearings? Maybe, but there's no telling how long those would last too. In the end, I am happy with my purchase and would not hesitate to recommend these skates to people in my specific situation. If however, you are an enthusiastic skaters and have a skill level beyond that of a 46 year old dad wanting to make special memories with his children without suffering major injuries a couple times a year, then you really should invest in higher end skates.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very pleased!
*by B***D on March 7, 2026*

I had not roller skated in probably 20 years but when the grandchildren started getting involved with family skates, I decided to purchase a pair. Many years ago I enjoyed skating every Friday and Saturday night, but with the closing of the local roller rink, I had gotten rid of my skates. Now at 64 I find myself needing a pair. I found these reasonably priced and they fit the bill. They seem just like the ones I had when I was a kid and I’ve been very happy with them.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Decent, wide enough skate. Bearing broke immediately. Look cool.
*by M***R on April 19, 2026*

Decent for the price, but a bearing broke on their second 2.5 hour session. I'm a 180 lb somewhat athletic dude. I was dancing and jumping and such (as a noob skater). I loosened the wheels because the bearings barely spun and I loosened the trucks because I wanted to turn a little sharper. Not sure if that had any impact on the bearing breaking. Overall, though, the skates are pretty ok I think. I had to return a pair of roller derby cruze xr because they were so narrow, but these Chicagos are wide enough. I honestly like that these skates are kind of ugly. I didn't want pretty skates. Overall, decent skates. Im not really an expert, so idk. Just know that a bearing will probably break quickly, so factor in at least another $20 for bearings.

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*Last updated: 2026-05-22*