RD Roller Derby Skates

Yes. Models like the RD Cruiser and RD Galaxy provide stability with padded liners and softer wheels. Adjustable sizes accommodate growing feet, making them ideal for kids and newcomers.

The RD Nitro and RD Spark feature reinforced plates, secure lacing systems and adjustable toe stops designed for derby. Their boots offer added ankle support and are built to withstand the impacts of contact skating.

Most RD skates arrive ready to roll, with wheels, bearings and toe stops installed. Beginners can start skating immediately without assembly.

RD skates generally run true to shoe size. Some models offer adjustable sizing for children. Check the brand’s size chart to ensure the right fit, especially if your foot is wide or narrow.

Yes. You can replace wheels, bearings and even plates if you need better performance. Many skaters upgrade to higher‑quality cushions or wheels as they progress.

Dry them after use, clean bearings regularly, rotate wheels and check screws for tightness. Replace toe stops and wheels when they wear down.

They usually don’t. Purchase a helmet, knee pads and wrist guards separately for full protection.

Yes. Many models have softer wheels suitable for outdoor surfaces. However, choose models with sufficient boot support if you plan to skate long distances or on rough terrain.