My regular shoe size (non-sports shoes) is 40 (EU), and I bought these skates in 40.5 (26.0 cm). My right foot was 25.5 cm, maybe a mm bigger, without socks on, when I measured it. Definitely shouldn't have bought a bigger size. Many beginners don't realise that skates like these, with a hardboot and replaceable liners should feel a little tight at first, kind of like tight socks, as long as they don't bend your toes or really feel painful.My feet are also slightly wider and this skate is perfect for that. I also have a high arch and shoes often feel like they're pressing down on my toes, even when the length is right. This skate provides sufficient space for that issue.The upper buckle is quite simple but in the end, you can adjust it with the same small steps as any buckle (the newer RB Cruiser Lightning seems to have a memory buckle, which this one does not have). The micro-adjustable lower buckle is very practical though.There are also black laces in the box if you find the red laces a bit too much.I don't have enough skills and experience to assess how much better this liner is than the one in the basic RB Cruiser, which I also tried but, it feels just fine to me. The boot is the same as the RB Cruiser and it has the same fit when putting it on.I also tried the Twister XT which is a little tighter but also definitely feels more direct and faster. But it gave me some malleolar pain when I tried it. With these Cruiser Pro X's I don't get malleolar pain, if I don't put the buckle too tight at the top, and a little tape on the malleus also helps. That way I can skate for as long as I want. And because the laces also go through the eyelets in the top of the liner, I don't really need the upper buckle to be that tight at all.These are my 5 cents. I'm somewhere between beginner and advanced. No fancy tricks, a little backwards skating and cross-overs in all directions, that's all I can do. But I've already had some fun with these skates and spring has only just started :-)

Espectaculares. Llegaron justo el día y el producto perfecto. Son los patines más cómodos que existen. Si hubiera tenido dinero me hubiese comprado otro par más. Brutales

Son muy chulos me encantan y son súper cómodos puedes usarlos durante mucho tiempo sin sentir molestia alguna en los pies.

Great skates, loving it! I can only compare it against a pair of 15-year-old semi-hard shell skates (also 80mm wheels), but the stability and power transfer efficiency are so different like night and day. Pro X certainly live up to all the great reviews out there.Here are a few notes about sizing, which might be useful for those who have no skate stores nearby.My feet are 26.0 cm long / 10 cm wide (left/right near identical). For everyday shoes, I always prefer comfy ones, so I normally wear EU42/US9 (hereinafter, “EU42”) for e.g. Nike sneakers. For RB Pro X (and other RB product lines), the Rollerblade official size table as well as the local online store suggested EU42, but other sites incl. This is Soul and Bladeville suggested EU40.5/US8 (hereinafter, “EU40.5”). So, I ordered two sizes to try both: EU40.5 and EU42. In the end, I went with the EU40.5 and returned EU42.The Bladeville article on the shell inner length was useful, but the values seem to be based on the flat (sole) part of the boot. If you include the heel curve part, which adds ~5mm, the RB shell size for EU40.5 was around 275mm instead of 270mm, and EU42 around 285mm instead of 280mm.When I tried the boots on bare feet without liner, it was very obvious that EU42 was too large; the space at the heels when I put my toes all the way forward was three-fingers. For the EU40.5 size, the space was ~1.5 fingers, just about right according to e.g. This Is Soul guidance. Another thing I did to confirm that EU40.5 was the right size was that, just for testing, I took out a super-packed-out liner from my old skates and fit it into the Pro X shell. With this liner, I could move my toes fairly freely; with this I became even more confident that EU40.5 is the right size for me.The EU40.5 with the stock liner was quite snug at the beginning. At first, with standard sport socks and Ezeefit ankle booties, my toes were very tight but still could wiggle just a bit; the width was just about right. After about an hour of first skating outside, the toes almost got numb (but it didn’t). After that the boots got more and more comfier as they broke in and now they fit like a glove, with or without Ezeefit.

Che dire...Prima cosa dovevano arrivare tra il 6 e 13 Settembre e invece sono arrivati il 5.Subito li ho provati e sono una favola.Conoscendo l'azienda Rollerblade può essere solo una garanzia

Prospetto eccezionale! Robusti, comodi e facili da indossare. Per quando riguarda "l'occhio che vuole la sua parte" la colorazione grigio molto chiaro con il rosso è veramente molto accattivante. Consigliatissimo! Io lo ho preso ad un buon prezzo, 175euro ma 200 li vale tutti