My childs new inlines are very slippery. What can she do to make them less slippery for inside skating?

Question

My daughter is 10, she bought a new pair of inlines from Target for skating at roller rink. They are very slippery. She has apair for outside and skates great. She skates on quads and does fine. She skates on these and she falls. Any advice?

Answer 1

hum mm maybe try to sand then w/ sand paper them or something sorry if this

didn't help

Answer 2

Sometimes inexpensive skating equipment has bearings that make the skater work harder and low cost wheels that can not grip an indoor floor properly. It doesn't matter as much outside because the rough textured outdoor surfaces help grab the wheels so a skater can push without slipping. Skating on a wood, tile or other smooth indoor surface means that you child is trying to push a slick wheel surface against a smooth floor that will not grip it.

Take the skates to your rink pro shop or sporting goods store and explain the problem. Unlike a department store, a good rink or sports specialty shop sells an assortment of wheels from hard to soft that are designed for various skating conditions. They can also inspect the skates for other possible problems.