Kick Speed™ City LOW Heel Wheel Roller Shoes

Low-Top Heel Wheel Roller Shoes Without LED Lights The Kick Speed™ City LOW Heel Wheel Roller Shoes are the plain pair in the range. No lights, no glow, no flashing sole. From a step away they read as ordinary low-top trainers in purple, blue or white, and the wheels only reveal themselves when the rider decides to roll. That is the entire point of this model: everything the rest of our heel wheel shoes do, in a shoe nobody looks twice at. Detachable Front and Rear Wheels, Three Ways to Ride Both the rear and the front wheels lift out by hand. Keep the rear pair in for the classic heel-and-toe glide that most people picture when they think of shoes with wheels. Add the front pair for a four-wheel platform that holds a beginner steady while they learn. Take all four out and the flat rubber sole walks like any other sneaker. One pair covers the whole learning curve, and there is no mechanism sealed inside the sole that can jam or wear out, because every wheel unit simply slots into its mount. Twist-Lock Closure, Breathable Mesh Upper and Cushioned Low-Top Fit City LOW closes with a twist-lock dial rather than laces. One turn pulls the upper tight evenly across the foot, one pull releases it, and there are no laces to come undone mid-glide. It is the difference between a child being able to fasten their own shoes properly and a parent re-tying them at the school gate. The upper mixes breathable mesh with faux leather and polyester over a cushioned footbed and a slip-resistant rubber outsole, and the low-top cut keeps the shoe light and flexible around the ankle. Sizing, School Use and Who These Roller Shoes Suit City LOW runs US 1 to 8.5, which is EU 30 to 40, or a foot length of 20.0 to 26.7 cm. That covers children, teens and adults with smaller feet. Measure the foot rather than guessing from an old pair, since sizing differs between brands. Our size guide shows how in a minute. Because there is no light-up sole, City LOW is the pair to choose where flashing shoes draw the wrong kind of attention. Rules vary from school to school, so check yours first, and our guide to roller shoes in schools covers what teachers and parents usually raise. These shoes have no toe stops. You brake by pressing down on the heel wheel of one foot while the other stays flat, or with a T-stop once both front and rear wheels are fitted — see How to Brake below. New riders should read the safety guide and wear a helmet, wrist guards and knee pads while learning. Browse the full heel wheel roller shoes range, or see our roller skate shoes with pop-out wheels if you would rather the wheels stayed inside the sole.