Inline Skates & Roller Skates
Discover fitness skates, roller skates, protective gear and spare parts from brands like Rollerblade, K2 and Powerslide for beginners and advanced skaters.
In this category you will find inline skates, roller skates, spare parts and protective gear for every skill level – from fitness skates for beginners to urban models to roller skates for style and fun. Brands like Rollerblade, K2, Powerslide, Roces and Impala offer a wide selection for sporty riders, families and gift buyers in Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein.
Buy Inline Skates & Roller Skates Online
Whether you are looking for your first pair of skates, planning an upgrade for faster tours or simply want to have fun on wheels: The range covers fitness skates, urban skates, roller skates and suitable spare parts. As a sports enthusiast or a parent wanting to get the whole family rolling, you will find the right equipment with convenient delivery directly to your home.
Inline Skates for Beginners and Advanced Skaters
For getting started, fitness skates with soft inner boots, a stable aluminium frame and medium-sized wheels of around 80 to 84 mm, which combine smooth running and control, are ideal. Ambitious skaters opt for urban skates and high-performance models with larger wheels, high-quality bearings and sealed bearings that impress on long distances and at higher speeds. Roller skates with a movable front axle and adjustable toe stop are especially popular for dance-style skating and skate parks.
Categories
Categories at a Glance
| Subcategory | Example Products |
|---|---|
| Spare Parts | Powerslide Spacer Kit 8 mm, Rollerblade SG7 Standard Brake |
| Inline Skates | Rollerblade Macroblade 80, K2 Alexis 84 Pro |
| Protective Gear | Triple Eight Saver Series Wrist Guards, K2 Prime Protective Set |
Brands Compared
| Brand | Known for | Ideal for | Price Segment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rollerblade | Fitness and urban skates | Beginners and everyday skaters | Mid-range – Premium |
| K2 | Comfort and softboot technology | Fitness and touring | Mid-range |
| Powerslide | Speed and off-road skates | Advanced skaters and speed lovers | Mid-range – Premium |
| Roces | Aggressive and kids' skates | Skate park riders and children | Entry-level – Mid-range |
| FILA | Recreational and women's skates | Casual riders and beginners | Entry-level – Mid-range |
| Tempish | Fitness skates with value for money | Price-conscious beginners | Entry-level – Mid-range |
| Impala | Stylish retro-look roller skates | Roller skate fans and style-conscious riders | Entry-level – Mid-range |
| Triple Eight | Helmets and protective gear | Safety-conscious riders of all levels | Entry-level – Mid-range |
Who Is This Category Suitable For?
This category is ideal for anyone who wants to discover or deepen their interest in inline skating or roller skating – from beginners to ambitious riders. Families and parents will find adjustable skates for growing feet here, while fitness-oriented and style-conscious individuals can discover suitable models and protective gear.
Quality, Safety & Product Selection
When buying inline skates and roller skates, it pays to look for sturdy frames, high-quality bearings and a good, snug fit. Matching protective gear with a helmet, wrist, elbow and knee pads noticeably increases safety and builds confidence for those first rides.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which inline skates are suitable for beginners?▾
For beginners, fitness skates with soft inner boots, a stable frame and medium-sized wheels from 80 to 84 mm are a good choice. Models with a heel brake provide extra safety and make getting started easier.
What is the difference between inline skates and roller skates?▾
Inline skates have four wheels in a row and are ideal for fitness, endurance and speed. Roller skates have two wheels at the front and two at the back, and score points for agility and retro style, whether for dancing or in skate parks.
Which wheel sizes and hardness levels should I choose?▾
Smaller wheels from 72 to 80 mm are suitable for tricks and beginners, 84 to 90 mm for fitness and touring, while 100 mm and above are for experienced speed skaters. Hardness is measured in A: 78A to 82A is softer and grippier, 84A to 88A is harder and faster.
What protective gear is recommended for inline skates?▾
A full set of protective gear includes a helmet, wrist guards, elbow pads and knee pads. Wrist guards are particularly important, because people instinctively use their hands to break a fall.
How do I care for and maintain my inline skates properly?▾
After every ride, skates should be cleaned of dirt and moisture and stored in a dry place. Wheels and bearings must be cleaned regularly and replaced when worn. The frame bolts should be checked and retightened occasionally.
Which spare parts are needed most often?▾
Wheels, bearings and brake pads are replaced most frequently. Depending on how intensively and in what style you skate, axles, spacers and inner boots can also show wear over time and should then be replaced to maintain ride comfort and safety.
Are inline skates also suitable as a gift?▾
Yes, inline skates or roller skates make an active gift for sports enthusiasts of any age. Combined with a matching protective set or a voucher for replacement wheels, they become a thoughtful gift idea for birthdays or Christmas.
How do I find the right size for inline skates?▾
Inline skates should fit snugly without pinching. Foot length in centimetres is the best starting point. Many manufacturers provide their own size charts based on the Mondopoint system. If you are between sizes, it is advisable to go up one size and adjust the fit with thick socks.
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