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    Skate Park Skates

    There's more to roller skating than Roller Derby or a disco. For those who love to hit the parks, here you find skate options and related items.

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    Roller skating is so much more than spinning laps or disco dancing. In the skatepark, you perform tricks and stunts on ramps, rails and halfpipes. The ideal way to improve and maintain your fitness, challenge yourself creatively and meet other skaters who are equally passionate.

    Buying the right type of skatepark roller skates is essential for your comfort and safety. For this discipline, you prefer to choose high and stiff skatepark skates, which give your feet and ankles more firmness and support. Order your roller skates for the skate park at Sucker Punch Skate Shop. Read on to discover our tips or visit our shop to try out the perfect pair.

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    Skatepark rollerblades: the terminology

    Are you taking your first steps as a skatepark skater? Below you'll find more explanation of some important terms. That way, you'll immediately know what a slide on a ledge or an aerial in a bowl is.

    • Ramps are curved structures, half-pipes are U-shaped ramps.
    • Bowls are large, bowl-shaped structures that vary in depth and shape.
    • Rails are metal rods, ledges are low, straight edges.
    • Aerials are tricks you perform in the air, such as flips and spins.
    • Grindingand sliding is sliding along a rail or ledge with the wheels or chassis of your skates.

    Parts of skate park roller skates

    Skate park roller skates are a specific type of roller skates. To make sure you buy quality, safe and comfortable skates, we only offer products from top brands such as Riedell, Antik, Moxi, Bont, Chaya, Wifaand Bauer.

    Count on our advice to make the right choice for every part of your new roller skates. And of course, don't forget your skate park protection to prevent injuries and wounds to your head, knees, elbows and wrists. Always wear protection, even though others may not.

    Boots for skatepark skates

    Skatepark boots can have either heeled or flat soles. We distinguish between hard boots, semi-hard boots and soft boots, just like inline skates.

    • Hard boots are usually inline skate shoes that are transformed into roller skates. They are usually made entirely of plastic or a similar material.
    • Semi-hard boots are half plastic and half soft padding material. Inline boots usually have a hard exterior and a soft interior. Roller skate boots are often reinforced on the inside and have a soft outside look.
    • Soft boots are reinforced in the usual places, but mainly consist of a flexible shoe or a shoe with a lot of padding.

    Plates for skatepark skates

    Basically, all roller skate plates can be used to start in the skate park. However, when you start with stalls and slides, certain plates are better suited than others. We're talking specifically about skatepark plates with the possibility of installing slide blocks on them and of replacing the standard trucks with wider ones.

    Wide trucks last a lot longer when you make a lot of slides than frames with only slide blocks. We distinguish two types of wide trucks: the 2.5" for narrower rails/tubes, which you'll find mainly on ramps and bowls, and the 3.0" for wider rails/tubes, which you'll find mainly on street skates. Discover all options for skatepark hardware.

    Wheels for skatepark skates

    All types of wheels are suitable for performing tricks in the skatepark. Usually, roller skaters choose smaller and narrower wheels, between 55 and 59 millimetres high and around 22 millimetres wide. To determine the hardness of your skatepark wheels, look at the surface.

    • For concrete skateparks, we recommend harder wheels, between 96A and 103A, depending on the type of concrete.
    • For wooden and 'plastic' skateparks, you better use slightly softer wheels, between 92A and 98A, again depending on the type of wood or plastic.
    • For skateparks with different surfaces, e.g. wooden ramps and a concrete floor, match your wheels to the ramps. After all, that's where the bulges and ramps are. Moreover, it is much more dangerous to slip there than on the flat floor.

    Maintaining skatepark roller skates, how do I do it?

    Proper maintenance makes your skatepark skates last longer. Regularity is the keyword. Be sure to consider the following things:

    • Clean your skatepark roller skates with a slightly damp cloth after each session. Let them air out well to avoid sweat odours.
    • Inspect your skates monthly for damage and possibly determine which parts need replacing (soon).
    • Pay special attention to moving parts, such as the trucks and wheels. Oiling them once in a while does wonders for their smoothness.

    Buy your skate park roller skates at Sucker Punch Skate Shop

    Roller skates for the skate park should meet a lot of requirements. Not sure what your best choice is? Ask us your question. With more than 10 years of experience, Sucker Punch Skate Shop offers personalised advice tailored to your needs.

    You are also welcome in our physical shop in Ghent, from Wednesday to Friday, from 12h to 18h, and on Saturday from 12h to 17h. That way you can discover the largest selection of new roller skates in Europe with your own eyes.

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    Roller Skates | Skate Park Hardware | Skate Park wheels | Skate Park protection | Skate Park plates | Skate Park boots

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