Pacer Aero Men's Roller Skate

Great seller.. Bought from before and very pleased with product. Built well and comfortable on the feet. I would recommend this seller to others. Thank you!

Love the skates. Pretty comfortable and wheels roll good. Wore them to the skating rink and bought a set of outdoor wheels for the trail nearby. Insoles need replacing but otherwise good to go.

Love these skates they are so nostalgic

These are such great skates. I remember aroung co-vid, everyone was really getting back into skating and so was I. I had bought some expensive skates but didn't want to damage them with all of my falling. I did some research and found these. I bought them, tricked them out, and it was love. Well, long story short, those got stolen... which is a weird compliment to how great they are, I guess. So I had to get them again. They didn't disappoint... I love these skates.

Fit good

Low profile, great balance, gives you the ‘80’s speed skate feel. I installed a heel. Afterwards, the skate felt comfortable. Wish the boot was leather. Love the low rider toe stops. Good for rink casual skating. Overall, a decent skate, I kept them.

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love these skates, and I am having a blast with them this summer. I have worn them mostly outside on concrete or pavement. They skate very smooth and can handle the occasional little pebble or stick, but I don't want to fall so I don't push the limits of what I can skate over. They feel like a really heavy shoe, because they are basically a comfortable sneaker with skates, which is what I wanted instead of a boot like style. The skates themselves are great, they have a metal frame vs plastic frames, which is the best way to go especially if you’re planning to skate outdoors. They look simple, all black in color and personally I like that. I do wish the metal frame was coated/painted black to match but that’s really just a personal aesthetic preference. When I wore them to the skating rink they were still very smooth feeling even after wearing them outdoors several times. I was also able to change out the shoe laces for some that would glow under the black lights when at the rink. There is a Velcro strap that I use to hold down the extra lace because I don’t like stuffing it into the side of the skate, so I really appreciate the Velcro strap, it makes everything feel more secure even after lacing them up tight. The adjustable stopper works great, but occasionally it does get tightened way to tight from using the stoppers to stop or slow down from a quick speed, so I have to use a grippy tool (like to open a jar) to get it loose to adjust it, but that’s normal with adjustable stoppers. I’m looking forward to making them more unique when I am ready to replace the wheels & bearings and I appreciate that I can do that. Personally I’m going to take them to my closest skate shop and hopefully have someone show me how to change the wheels etc, that or teach myself from YouTube. But I know that I can do that with these skates, where as some that I looked at everything is built to stay as is beyond the laces. I think these are an excellent value and made to grow with a person.I would say these are definitely not for beginners. These are speed skates designed to go fast. I wanted a skate that would fit like a sneaker, and these skates are that, but they’re not for beginners. More traditional boot style skates give the ankle a lot more support when skating and I understand why boot styles are the way to go for beginners. I am over 30 and have been on skates to roller blades since I was 8 or 9 years old. I have lost my balance and slipped on these skates and it’s not fun. Please take caution and wear the appropriate gear like helmets and pads anytime you get on skates. It’s absolutely a fun hobby and can be a fun new way to exercise!

I’ve been skating for a couple months and I wanted to get my own pair of skates instead of always getting rentals. Originally, I brought the sure grip rebel avanti skate but I decided to return those and keep these instead because I liked the boot on these better and this skate is less heavy. The tongue on the sure grip skates kept digging into my leg.The boot is pretty comfortable but a bit bigger than expected. I am a womens size 7.5 and usually wear size 6 in rinks. Size 6 is often tight esp when the rental skate hasn’t been worn out. This size 6 has additional space (like one finger of space) so I do wonder if I could’ve sized down to size 5.The shoe gets scuffed easily if you fall on your knees a lot like me.The fabric on the inside of the shoe where the tongue is stitched to the shoe sticks out but taping that down made that a easy fix (and no one can see that since it’s on the inside.)I also had to adjust the trucks and replace the cushions/bearings so I can turn better and adjust the height of the toe stop. The threading on the toe stop stems is slightly messed up which is a bit annoying when adjusting the height the toe stop. I have no complains about the toe stop itself.I had to switch out the wheels because I found the wheels that this skate came with had too much slip and made it hard for me to stop.I wanted a boot to get good at skating in so to do so, I had to replace the wheels and cushions. I don’t have experience with other shoes but I do think that I would also have to change out the cushions and wheels on other shoes in this price range as well.