Is Oxelo a Decathlon brand?

Meet Decathlon’s Skating Brand, Oxelo | Decathlon.

Are Oxelo skates adjustable?

ADJUSTABLE Liner adjustable to 3 sizes. Skates that can grow with your child’s feet!

Are quad rollers easier than inline?

Lots of people ask us what is easier – roller blading or roller skating? While many people expect quad roller skates to be easier to learn than inline skates (or roller blades as they are commonly known), the truth is that many children and adults find inlines to be very easy.

What to do if your skates are too small?

Grab Your Insole! Unlace your skate and open the throat of the skate by pulling the tongue forward. Insoles usually come out pretty easily by using your finger to pull them up just behind the arch. If it gives you trouble, using a capped pen, flat head screwdriver, or other blunt tool can help pry it out.

How do you adjust roller skate size?

Most recreational children’s skates adjust with a simple push-button mechanism, which you should only use when the skates are off your child’s feet. Press in on the adjustment button or tab that’s located near the sole of each skate boot, then pull the front of the boot out to the desired size.

Who makes Oxelo?

The French multinational firm Decathlon designs skateboards through its inline conception team based in Bletterans, France for over 20 years now. Branded as Oxelo, the skate branch of Decathlon follows its mother motto: “Sport for All, All for Sport”.

Are Oxelo decks good?

The quality of Oxelo’s deck is way below average, feeling soft and soggy after only a few hours of skating. Perhaps the boards will further improve in the future. The wheels roll decently well compared to others from this list.

Should I get quads or inlines?

Quads are more stable, while inlines are faster and more maneuverable. Quads are easier for beginners, but inlines offer more ankle support. Inline skates may be easier for people who are used to ice skating, since the wheel configuration is similar to the blade.

Should skates fit tight?

The skate should fit very snug for proper support to enable a good push-off without any movement of your foot inside the skate. And finally, it takes a few wears to break in a new pair of skates. Baking your skates is another option that helps expedite the break-in process to get a more custom fit.