Rookie Roller Skates

They blend retro aesthetics with modern quality. Rookie’s boots use synthetic materials that mimic leather, providing support without the higher cost. Bright colours, holographic panels and glittery details add a fun touch.

Yes. Most Rookie models come with 82A wheels, which absorb bumps on pavements and park paths. The high‑top boots offer ankle support for long sessions and dance moves.

Rookie skates generally fit true to UK sizes. Check the brand’s size guide and consider your sock thickness. If you’re between sizes, size up for extra comfort or down for a snug fit.

They’re primarily designed for recreational use. Serious derby skaters need lower‑cut boots and stiffer plates for quick lateral movement and durability.

Many models use synthetic leather. The brand highlights vegan‑friendly materials, making them suitable for skaters looking to avoid animal products.

Yes. You can swap wheels, bearings and toe stops. Some skaters even change the colour of the laces or add charms to personalise their skates.

Wipe down the boots, dry them after outdoor use and avoid soaking them. Check and tighten nuts and bolts regularly, and replace wheels when they wear down or crack.

Most do not. Toe guards can be purchased separately to protect the front of the boot from scuffs, especially useful for toe stop tricks.