Chuffed x Hell On Quads Concrete GreyWanderer Plus Roller Skates

The two amazing skaters behind Hell on Quads – Carolina Hernndez and Alexandra Londoo – have been working with Chuffed Skates on the “Concrete” roller skate collab, a skate that brings a quality but affordable option to skaters.

From Bogot, Colombia to the world!

By buying these skates you are directly supporting the roller skate community in Latin American countries by subsidising a portion of the price for them.

The Concrete roller skate collab features a grey boot with firm support.

These grey roller skates are ideal for beginner and intermediate park skating and all levels cruise and jam skating.

It’s perfect for those who want to have a quality complete skate set up from the get-go.

From @hell_on_quads: We fully understand what it is like wanting to skate, but not having the means or accessibility to do so. This has been a goal for us for a long time! Latin America holds an amazing skate community and seeing more products focused on our region and our skate style will hopefully motivate more people to start & keep rolling. These skates represent our journey over the past 9 years, and we know they will help many skaters on their own path!

Skaters love Chuffed Roller Skates for their padded interior, suede boot, stitched sole and wider toe box.

Features:

• 100% genuine suede upper reinforced Firm boot
• Retro padded lining & tongue for ultimate comfort and minimal break in period, with HOQ design
• Firm support
• Cushioned insole
• Aluminium alloy eyelets and plate
• Adjustable sturdy polyurethane toe stop
• Hard 54mm 99A polyurethane wheels – good for park skating
• Soft 88A cushions
• ABEC 7 bearings

This skate is available in more colours.

Size: US Mens 4-11
Width:Wide
Fit:Chuffedsizing runs about 1.5-2 sizes down from US women’s shoe sizing and is equivalent to US men’s shoes sizing.We strongly recommend measuring your foot for the best fit and checking the size chart.To measure your foot, trace around your largest foot on a piece of paper while wearing a sock, then measure from the heel to the tip of the biggest toe with a ruler. You don’t need to size up for width as the toe box is quite spacious.
Level: Beginner to Intermediate

Forassistancewith sizingand instructions onhow to measure up for skates check out our helpful guidehere.

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Brand: Chuffed Skates