Are these durable enough for roller derby?
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Bought for my Grandson and he has had no issues with them but I hope he is not as hard on them as Roller Derby.
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Angelica-- These are strong and I feel like my daughter will be protected if she falls, but I can't say with any degree of certainty that they are durable enough for something like roller derby.
1840901
I would say yes, they are sturdy enough. I use them as bins for our shoes in our mud room and they've taken quite a beating and have held up nicely.
1808923
Probably not durable enough. Plus if you have to wash them they will fall apart. The seller will not help you if they fall apart.
332321
Yes, I feel they are durable. The cable is a bit less flexible than others, but most of my other earphones fail at the cable, either at the connection or the insulation, these have not done that. Also, I noticed my pair had a short break-in period.
1447237
My daughter has worn these inside our house (wood and tile floors) and at the skating rink. She has never worn them outside, but the wheels seem hard enough that you could if you had the right surface.
776763
they will if you get a large enough, I should have gotten a large instead of a medium. Also these are not good for roller derby. They shift, fall, and sometimes they got pulled off very easily. if you are skateboarding or biking they are okay.
78266
I only use mine for playing basketball indoors, so I have no idea if they will hold up under the conditions you plan to subject them to. I find them to be great for indoor use.
619922
yes they will hold up, I do about the same perhaps even a little more trail (single track) riding on them.
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Melissa, I think that they would probably be protective enough for ice skating. They are pretty well padded, they just don't have a hard plastic cap either inside them or on the outside. I think that you would have a fine time using them. They fit snug so keep that in mind but I used them for mountain biking, slow downhill and they worked good. The eight part that you see on the outside is pretty thick neoprene and that is the protection factor. The other thing is that if you take a really hard fall in them or any other pad, you are going to feel it in my experience. My thought is that they are a really solid pad and would probably protect you in fine fashion for ice skating.good luck and take care,Eoin Melissa, I think that they would probably be protective enough for ice skating. They are pretty well padded, they just don't have a hard plastic cap either inside them or on the outside. I think that you would have a fine time using them. They fit snug so keep that in mind but I used them for mountain biking, slow downhill and they worked good. The eight part that you see on the outside is pretty thick neoprene and that is the protection factor. The other thing is that if you take a really hard fall in them or any other pad, you are going to feel it in my experience. My thought is... » Read More Melissa, I think that they would probably be protective enough for ice skating. They are pretty well padded, they just don't have a hard plastic cap either inside them or on the outside. I think that you would have a fine time using them. They fit snug so keep that in mind but I used them for mountain biking, slow downhill and they worked good. The eight part that you see on the outside is pretty thick neoprene and that is the protection factor. The other thing is that if you take a really hard fall in them or any other pad, you are going to feel it in my experience. My thought is that they are a really solid pad and would probably protect you in fine fashion for ice skating.good luck and take care,Eoin « Show Less
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Yes. I think they are very durable. As good as at something you wound spend $30 on.
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yes very smooth. My nephew has used them at the roller rink and on the black top.
912809
I would think so! So far they have been very strong, no tear in the usual get in and out spots.
1180958
they are pretty durable, but will get bent when wheels roll over them. They're pretty large & get stepped on frequently. They slide on wood floors VERY easily & won't work if you put any 'skid-free' products under them. Good luck
1319914
I've never tried these on a roller coaster. Your best bet would be to put them on before you go to the amusement park and wear them all day.
1807416
Yes, though they are more gearing for aggressive skating. If you are merely skating down streets, or a bike path, I would opt for something cheaper. Another note, their sizes run a little small, so if you need a medium, maybe try a large.
2011809
I find I can use the roller for a few weeks. They begin to wear down some by then, but if they are still rough when you touch them (with the Micro Pedi turned off), they will do the job just fine as long as your batteries are good. Good batteries will ensure it working efficiently.CIndy
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Yup. They will hold up just fine. I've drop mine a few times while out in the brush. No problems at all.