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Your cart is empty.Twister 110 is an excellent combination of premium fit, optimal support and advanced maneuverability for any urban skater, whether commuting or skating for fun. The all new fit features a modified, lighter shell and a footboard sizer ensures a proper performance fit. The Skate Liner Plus with Performance Skate Insole Plus improves the skate stance and skatebility with upgraded cushioning, improved wrapping, more breathability and shock-absorbing padding in the heel. The V-cut liner provides more range of motion while the Comfort Flex Tongue facilitates support and flex. A secure closure system includes a locking cuff buckle, 45 degree micro-buckle and extended lacing into the liner. Anti-Torsion Box technology uses aluminum plates and teams up with the 255mm aluminum frames for maximum power transfer and control. Our 110mm Hydrogen wheels paired with ILQ-9 Classic Plus bearings give you advanced grip and speed.
U.G.L.Y
2025-08-13 16:26:00
BLUF: I really like these skates and would recommend them to experienced skaters.Some things to note from a person who grew up rollerblading.- These don't come with any breaking mechanism but rollerblade does sell an add-on for these skates. For the price the break should come in the box.- These can get very snug and I noticed I HAD to wear long socks. The tongue of the skate is a mesh like material that was very uncomfortable to wear with short socks. They irritated my ankles and shins almost immediately. With long socks it was perfect.- The 110 wheels make skating feel drastically different than 4 wheel 80mm and actually made falling that much harder. Harder = Hurt more because your falling from a higher position and at a point where the wheels can really roll and whip you down. Make sure you have pads and wrist guards (if you like those) if its your first time on 110 or if you haven't skated in years.- These things are FAST and stable on various paved paths. Super pebbly was very sketch but sidewalk and asphalt of all kinds was a breeze with the larger wheels. I skated my neighborhood paths and some of the hills had me rolling extremely fast, especially for not having a break. Be sure you know how to stop at high speeds before using these.- Rollerblade does make a 4 wheel 80mm or similar wheel frame for this skate which is awesome if you want to switch between wheel sizes. Also, spare parts are available should you need to swap some things out after use. At this price point those are huge bonuses to have for more less futureproofing your purchase.
TheTopShelf
2025-08-12 17:12:05
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FraggleRock
2025-06-21 12:56:09
First off, I'm an 11.5 shoe size. So yeah, I'm sure you other 11.5-ers out there feel me, it is DIFFICULT to order shoes online and have them fit right, and inline skates are the same. Either too small or too big, 11 or 12 and that's what you get. These you can get 11.5 and they fit perfectly.Second, I also bought a pair of FR3's 4wheels inline skates that arrived two weeks before this that I've been skating on, and I also wanted a pair of tri-skates, but thought to be safe I'll get a different brand. So here it goes guys, I was on the fence about buying rollerblade because, well they've been around since the beginning and I was afraid they sold out and became Mongoose or Huffy. No. A side by side comparison actually puts the FR's to shame to be quite frank. The boot, buckles, and liners are top quality. It's like super noticeable how much more thought and effort went into it. Not that FR's are bad, I actually quite like them, though the skate shop stiffed me on the wheels I wanted, they're super fast. Breaking them in took a while though. Anyway, I've only had these a few hours and I'm skating around my kitchen like batman, and it's awesome. I'll be on the streets tomorrow, you can bet. Rollerblade quality 10!!! A TEN!!!!
Customer
2025-06-11 09:46:22
Easily, the best gates I've ever owned.
mellowtones70
2025-06-07 14:46:57
Sized appropriately but runs narrow. I would consider alternate model that is a bit wider in the toe area.
Jorge Diaz
2025-05-01 12:29:25
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Jordan F.
2025-04-08 15:09:21
You’re never too old to learn how to use triskates! These were super fun I came back to skating when I was 32 and used regular quads but these were even more fun than those. I plan on trying 90mm quads next though even though these are fun I do a lot of city riding and these are harder to stop than quads so if you do a lot of stopping and starting quads are probably better suited for you. I nicknamed these bad boys “monster trucks†because if you’re coming from 80mm it’s a really big difference. Top end speed is better than 80mm but it’s harder to accelerate and the wheels wear down way faster unfortunately.
Mikey D.
2025-02-13 17:27:14
Purchased my second pair after 4 years of heavy use. Never needed to replace any of the wheels even with regular use and no brake attachment on my first pair. They also handle rougher asphalt surfaces better than any other rollerblades I’ve used previously. My original pair did have an issue where the axle for the left rear wheel came loose and fell out while skating. I lost the wheel but still managed to safely stop without falling. All it needed was some tightening but to be safe I just bought a fresh pair. Very satisfied with my purchases and expect to come back again next time I need a new pair.
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