Moxi Quad Roller Skates

The Moxi Lolly boot is made from hand-stitched suede, offering a premium look and plush feel that molds to your foot over time. It pairs with a PowerDyne plate and soft outdoor wheels for maximum comfort. The Beach Bunny uses a more affordable vinyl boot and typically comes with a nylon plate and bright colour combinations, offering beginners a budget-friendly option.

Yes. Moxi skates come with 78A to 82A wheels that cushion bumps and cracks on sidewalks. The wheels are larger (around 62 mm), providing smooth rolling on outdoor surfaces, while the high-top boots offer ankle stability.

Definitely. While the Lolly is more expensive, the Beach Bunny and Panther models provide beginner-friendly pricing and performance. New skaters benefit from comfortable boots and grippy wheels, making learning easier.

Yes. Suede boots like the Lolly need some time to break in and mold to your foot shape. Vinyl boots are stiffer but soften slightly after use. Wear thick socks and lace the boots securely during the break-in period.

Use a suede brush to lift the nap and remove dirt. Treat the boots with a suede protector to guard against stains. Avoid soaking suede; if they get wet, allow them to dry naturally away from heat.

Moxi skates are geared toward recreational and dance skating. For artistic or derby competition, select skates designed specifically for those disciplines. The Jack model, however, offers more rigidity and support for advanced dance or light derby use.

Moxi skates run in women’s sizing. Men should subtract 1–1.5 sizes to convert. Always refer to the size chart and measure your foot length and width. If between sizes, choose the larger size and adjust with insoles or thicker socks.

Yes. Many skaters swap out wheels, toe stops, laces and even plates. Moxi’s vibrant colour options mix well with other brands’ wheels, allowing you to create a unique setup.