Great Review Nik! As you said the price is great, considering also the metal plate between the frame and the boot. You don't see that on 90 euros skates. While it's true that some parts may feel a bit cheap, for example the buckles are fixed on the boot and are not removable , but this also gives some peace of mind. You won't have loose screws and lose them. I had them for 6 months and still love them, I left the wheels in their places so I now have a nice natural rocker. I highly suggest doing that as you already have a good stability from the frame length.
Great, thorough and in depth review, Nik! I like that they have 165 mounts so you can switch frames when you get ready to. Most skates in this price range (like the Powerslide Zoom for example) have rivets mounting the frames to the boots and can’t be removed by the end user easily. They seem very well made for the price range and it’s really a shame that we do not see this skate in the US anywhere. I’ll be interested to see what you say about them in six months! Hope you’re well, my friend!
Thanks so much for your great review. I really detailed and supportive. Since I will order it for my daughter just please one question. Her normal shoes size is 38. I read some complains about Oxelo size because one size more (39) will still small and some people recommended tow size up . I will appreciate your experience about this issue.
Thank you! For me my shoe size (42) worked perfectly well . But I can't guarantee because it always depends on the width of the foot, shape of the toes etc. I've found the size chart with the heel-toe measurements herewww.decathlon.co.uk/landing/oxelo-adult-roller-skate/_/R-a-a210067v. Maybe it will help. But it always better to try first
Thanks so much for your immediate replay. Since I have zero experience in skate. I heard that skate size should one size more than shoe size. Is this correct? Surly I wish her to try but I will order online.
No, it depends a lot on specific brand and model. But one size more is not a good idea at all. Usually it's even better then the skate is a little bit too tight at the beginning, because all skates have some period of "break-in", they become more loose with time. The tighter it is the more control you get. Unfortunately proper sizing is always a problem especially with the online buying... Hope you will get a good size.
4:17 Cat! The only problem with these skates that they are out of stock. I tired to refer few people after your previous announcement, but it's hard to buy them. Same goes to other reasonably decent skates, but MF500 is out for all foot sizes.
It's available in Asia also mate. Not just in Europe. I live in Southern most part of India, and there are 4-5 Decathlon shops, not some regular shops but as huge as some supermarkets, inside 30 km.
I've tried Oxelo MF900 (3x110). Soft wheels adsorb all your energy, they don't let you get enough speed, and make you exhausted. Straps are also too soft and they cannot hold the force, I've replaced them after the first ride. Liners have hard seams, they caused swelling which had been hurting for months. I have 4 pairs of roller skates, oxelos are the worst ones. Atm I use only their frames with FlyingEagle boots for aquarides, and my main skates are PowerSlide Next which definitely worth their price.
Well, I haven't tried big wheeled model, but I know that softer wheels are not a good choice for them, at least for city skating. Straps and liners in my model seems ok for me, but that depends a lot from individual shape of foot and style of skating. They are of course not as good as Nexts but the price is the case here.
I only used to skate on Rollerblade fitness skates and Oxelo is a noticeable step up. The 86A wheels are also quite hard, compared to rollerblade 82A that come stock.
@@ValenGomez1D yeah, they were the same size. When I first saw Oxelo I thought they were clones of FE, just compare Oxelo MF900 and Flying Eagle F110S. Actually I bought Oxelos just because I needed new liners but I couldn't find ones of good price for my size. Oxelos (full set: boots+wheels+frames+liners) were cheaper than available at that moment liners
@@NikZvi Yes, after watching your video, the YT's AI suggested me one 1 year old video from my recent subscription. The guy showed those wrenches, told that he swapped the frame for "more advanced", but eventually put the original frame back. He noticed no performance advantage (except one-bolt wheel mounting, but it's a service performance) and just liked the original frame color more :) . Just make sure not to overtight (he suggested) and (me suggesting) rotate wheels often. The bolts will be fine even with IKEA tools.
@@lisapet160 yep, rotating wheels often is a good advice, and I also give it myself, but I don't follow it most of the time.... Just because I'm laaazy...
You're welcome. Fit 500 has the soft boot. It's a recreational model that is not made for free skate. It will not hold the foot good, won't be responsive enough and won't be so reliable. I usually don't recommend to use softboots at all.
If these skate at 90 Euoro are good, that just goes to show all the other skates are way over priced. You should have shown the skate juggling blooper. That would have been fun to watch. :) Too bad these skates are not available in the US. Maybe someday. Great review.
Hey, thanks for the detailed review, did the liner hold well, or they became loose after a while? Anyway I subscribed and will check other videos by you! Any chance my feet measurements (266/264mm) are similar? Will check if 41eu should be the right size, thanks again!
Hi there! In fact I don't use Oxelos that much. They are not my main skates right now, but I didn't notice any significant change in the liners. They were pretty soft from the beginning but with enough of hold and they are still are. I'm going to get back to them in a few weeks so I will give an update if I will any problems And yeah measurements are important but you have to try anyway. Every foot is unique.
beware!! i got them at decathlon and i’m a size 35 in shoes, but i got a 37 lol! even 36 were too small for me, really weird! great rollers but i recommend you try them on first
The 45 degrees buckle could be opened by pressing on plastic frame on the sides of a buckle. The upper buckle by pulling up the recieving buckle ( there is a "PULL" text there).
Nope. The hardness here is standard for city skates and I don't think that your weight will change the feeling a lot. If you're not going to skate indoors it's ok, for indoor skating on smooth surfaces it's better to have less hardness number.
так как себя повели эти ролик стоит брать ? думал FR2 брать но не могу их померить , а эти mf500 в декатлоне мерь сколько влезит . кстати это будут мои первые ролики .
Пока, на мой взгляд, они весьма хороши. Для своей цены разумеется. Колёса стираются довольно быстро, и подшипники не очень хорошо защищены от влаги (те же Wicked bearings явно меньше реагируют на дождливые поездки). Но это все можно заменить. В остальном, все хорошо.
Do you have a recommendation for a budget triskate? I’ve been skating on and off since a kid, I have the basics down but will be riding roughly two miles round trip to my job and think triskate son a urban environment would fair better.
Try to move your frame as close to the inside (center of weights) as possible. So your foot will tend to move on the outside edge. Also when you're skating try to control the edge of your cuff, it should touch your ankle from the inside, not from the outside.
@@NikZvi Great advice Zvi it works! At the cuff of the boot there is a logo with a scissors sign on it. Did you cut it off to make it shorter? Do you think it's so that we can tighten it tighter?
Yes it is. I didn't cut it myself yet, but I think I'll do it in future, because it seems to long for me. I've made the same on my previous skates and it was ok
Thanks for the review. I brought a pair yesterday, I haven’t skated for over 20years. Your video has given me more confidence in my purchase 👍
You're welcome. Hope you will enjoy them 👍
I rode those for a year, they are very well made and had no issues at all (100+days of skating)
Got to hear it! Hope they will serve me well.
such a great, in-depth review, and I was entertained every second! thank you for this video, it helped me lots!!
Great to hear it, thank you!
Great Review Nik! As you said the price is great, considering also the metal plate between the frame and the boot. You don't see that on 90 euros skates.
While it's true that some parts may feel a bit cheap, for example the buckles are fixed on the boot and are not removable , but this also gives some peace of mind. You won't have loose screws and lose them.
I had them for 6 months and still love them, I left the wheels in their places so I now have a nice natural rocker. I highly suggest doing that as you already have a good stability from the frame length.
Thanks for your comment! You're right natural rockering is a great thing, I've always used it when I skated on 4*80 before
"Tastes like my stupidity" - subbed! Just got these skates and I'm feeling really good about them!
Thank you! Yep they are good skates)
i haven't skated since i was about 11 years old, i'm 19 now but i'm dying to start again soon. i'm planning on getting these when i have the money :)
Good luck! It's a good choice to start again!
Great, thorough and in depth review, Nik! I like that they have 165 mounts so you can switch frames when you get ready to. Most skates in this price range (like the Powerslide Zoom for example) have rivets mounting the frames to the boots and can’t be removed by the end user easily. They seem very well made for the price range and it’s really a shame that we do not see this skate in the US anywhere. I’ll be interested to see what you say about them in six months! Hope you’re well, my friend!
Thank you Dave! I hope they will be in a good shape in six months, they seem pretty reliable right now.
Thanks so much for your great review. I really detailed and supportive. Since I will order it for my daughter just please one question. Her normal shoes size is 38. I read some complains about Oxelo size because one size more (39) will still small and some people recommended tow size up . I will appreciate your experience about this issue.
Thank you! For me my shoe size (42) worked perfectly well . But I can't guarantee because it always depends on the width of the foot, shape of the toes etc. I've found the size chart with the heel-toe measurements herewww.decathlon.co.uk/landing/oxelo-adult-roller-skate/_/R-a-a210067v. Maybe it will help. But it always better to try first
Thanks so much for your immediate replay. Since I have zero experience in skate. I heard that skate size should one size more than shoe size. Is this correct? Surly I wish her to try but I will order online.
No, it depends a lot on specific brand and model. But one size more is not a good idea at all. Usually it's even better then the skate is a little bit too tight at the beginning, because all skates have some period of "break-in", they become more loose with time. The tighter it is the more control you get. Unfortunately proper sizing is always a problem especially with the online buying... Hope you will get a good size.
4:17 Cat! The only problem with these skates that they are out of stock. I tired to refer few people after your previous announcement, but it's hard to buy them. Same goes to other reasonably decent skates, but MF500 is out for all foot sizes.
Yep, they're rare ones in our region now.
very well of oxelo mf500 for skater and adventure city
Yep, thank you for your comment!
It's available in Asia also mate. Not just in Europe. I live in Southern most part of India, and there are 4-5 Decathlon shops, not some regular shops but as huge as some supermarkets, inside 30 km.
That's cool, I didn't know about it. Good for decathlon!
@@NikZvi yes! Good thing they are helping to grow rollerblading in south Asia 👌🏻👌🏻
@@TheGoks007 yep! Let all the world skates!
Can you help me to get one pair in Bangladesh? (Can you buy and ship to me)
I've tried Oxelo MF900 (3x110). Soft wheels adsorb all your energy, they don't let you get enough speed, and make you exhausted. Straps are also too soft and they cannot hold the force, I've replaced them after the first ride. Liners have hard seams, they caused swelling which had been hurting for months. I have 4 pairs of roller skates, oxelos are the worst ones. Atm I use only their frames with FlyingEagle boots for aquarides, and my main skates are PowerSlide Next which definitely worth their price.
Well, I haven't tried big wheeled model, but I know that softer wheels are not a good choice for them, at least for city skating. Straps and liners in my model seems ok for me, but that depends a lot from individual shape of foot and style of skating. They are of course not as good as Nexts but the price is the case here.
I only used to skate on Rollerblade fitness skates and Oxelo is a noticeable step up. The 86A wheels are also quite hard, compared to rollerblade 82A that come stock.
@nxadventures9510 fitness skates always come with a softer wheels. 84-88a is good for city in my pov. But it also depends on the brand.
Hi! You are the same size in Oxelo than in Flying Eagle??
@@ValenGomez1D yeah, they were the same size.
When I first saw Oxelo I thought they were clones of FE, just compare Oxelo MF900 and Flying Eagle F110S.
Actually I bought Oxelos just because I needed new liners but I couldn't find ones of good price for my size. Oxelos (full set: boots+wheels+frames+liners) were cheaper than available at that moment liners
5:03 Do the skates come with allen wrench(es)? And is yes, how it (they) look(s) like?
Two keys were with them as I remember, the simple ones, Ikea style.
@@NikZvi Yes, after watching your video, the YT's AI suggested me one 1 year old video from my recent subscription. The guy showed those wrenches, told that he swapped the frame for "more advanced", but eventually put the original frame back. He noticed no performance advantage (except one-bolt wheel mounting, but it's a service performance) and just liked the original frame color more :) . Just make sure not to overtight (he suggested) and (me suggesting) rotate wheels often. The bolts will be fine even with IKEA tools.
@@lisapet160 yep, rotating wheels often is a good advice, and I also give it myself, but I don't follow it most of the time.... Just because I'm laaazy...
Thanks for the video! What is the difference between mf 500 and fit500?
You're welcome. Fit 500 has the soft boot. It's a recreational model that is not made for free skate. It will not hold the foot good, won't be responsive enough and won't be so reliable.
I usually don't recommend to use softboots at all.
Awesome vid!
Thank you!
If these skate at 90 Euoro are good, that just goes to show all the other skates are way over priced. You should have shown the skate juggling blooper. That would have been fun to watch. :) Too bad these skates are not available in the US. Maybe someday. Great review.
They are overpriced I think, but that's a business... (Secret) there was actually no blooper, I caught it (/secret) :D
Excellent value👍😎
Thanks a lot!
Hey, thanks for the detailed review, did the liner hold well, or they became loose after a while? Anyway I subscribed and will check other videos by you! Any chance my feet measurements (266/264mm) are similar? Will check if 41eu should be the right size, thanks again!
Hi there! In fact I don't use Oxelos that much. They are not my main skates right now, but I didn't notice any significant change in the liners. They were pretty soft from the beginning but with enough of hold and they are still are. I'm going to get back to them in a few weeks so I will give an update if I will any problems
And yeah measurements are important but you have to try anyway. Every foot is unique.
@@NikZvi Yeah your absolutely right, thanks anyway, will wait your next video about them, until then take care and enjoy ur time 🤗
@kawas7147 thanks 👍 good luck to you too!
Are these true to size ? Thanks
Yes they are. For me they were perfect with my shoe size. Although I always recommend to try any skates if you have the possibility.
@@NikZvi I had to buy online but bought my size. Will let you know when they arrive from Decathlon. Thanks 👍
You're welcome!
beware!! i got them at decathlon and i’m a size 35 in shoes, but i got a 37 lol! even 36 were too small for me, really weird! great rollers but i recommend you try them on first
Oh, ok that could happen. Thanks for the input
How do I open the first strap on these? I can't figure them out lol. Please help!
The 45 degrees buckle could be opened by pressing on plastic frame on the sides of a buckle. The upper buckle by pulling up the recieving buckle ( there is a "PULL" text there).
Haha thanks a ton, was able to figure it out just after I posted this comment. But thanks anyway!!
artificial shortages and coolnes factor plus canada us wages is why 4*90 4* 100 frames are sxpensive
I understand it, but anyway. Too much)
Iam a 13 yr old that is like 32-35 killos which is like around 73 pounds will the wheel hardness be too hard for me?
Nope. The hardness here is standard for city skates and I don't think that your weight will change the feeling a lot. If you're not going to skate indoors it's ok, for indoor skating on smooth surfaces it's better to have less hardness number.
@@NikZvi thanks
@@NikZvi hi sorry for bothering but could the skate weight a problem for me?
@@ahmednaif2811 only in the beginning. You will get used to it.
@@NikZvi thanks
Can these ship to USA?
Sorry, but I don't have any idea. If there are DECATHLON stores in US then probably yes...
How does it fit? I wear 41. Can 40 fit me as well?
it's better to try before. for me they were right in the size, 42.
так как себя повели эти ролик стоит брать ? думал FR2 брать но не могу их померить , а эти mf500 в декатлоне мерь сколько влезит . кстати это будут мои первые ролики .
Пока, на мой взгляд, они весьма хороши. Для своей цены разумеется. Колёса стираются довольно быстро, и подшипники не очень хорошо защищены от влаги (те же Wicked bearings явно меньше реагируют на дождливые поездки). Но это все можно заменить. В остальном, все хорошо.
@@NikZvi спасибо !
Nice jacket!
Yep, love it, nice colours.
Do you have a recommendation for a budget triskate? I’ve been skating on and off since a kid, I have the basics down but will be riding roughly two miles round trip to my job and think triskate son a urban environment would fair better.
Oxelo Mf900, Micro MT3... Maybe some older collection models of Powerslide Zoom (good discounts are usually on Bladeville.com )
@@NikZvi right. I couldn’t find mf900s readily available in the US unfortunately but I’ll keep looking. Thanks for the help!
I have mf 500 yellow. 😊
Yellows are nice too 👍
Found a mistake. The frame is made from extruded aluminium not steel.
Если эти ролики будут приносить боль в костяшках, то вот решение Видео на ю-тьюбе: Oxelo MF500 and MF900 Ankle Pain FIXED!
Спасибо, кому-то может будет полезно. У меня все ок
Oxelo mf 500 has aluminium frame
Yep. I know, it was a mistake. I've already written it in the comments
I just bought this. 😂😂😂
Good luck with them!
Русский английский всегда понятней :)
Йэс, ыт ыз!
congratulations on your pronation problem))
Thanks) that's important
@@NikZvi what changes should I make to the mf500 if I'm still pronating?
Try to move your frame as close to the inside (center of weights) as possible. So your foot will tend to move on the outside edge.
Also when you're skating try to control the edge of your cuff, it should touch your ankle from the inside, not from the outside.
@@NikZvi Great advice Zvi it works! At the cuff of the boot there is a logo with a scissors sign on it. Did you cut it off to make it shorter? Do you think it's so that we can tighten it tighter?
Yes it is. I didn't cut it myself yet, but I think I'll do it in future, because it seems to long for me. I've made the same on my previous skates and it was ok