Initation

There is no category of inline skates for beginners. At Inercia we have made a selection of inline skates that are best suited to the beginner skater in terms of features and price. What we are looking for are economical but quality skates with basic features to make it much easier to learn to skate.

There are many ways to brake with inline skates, although some techniques require a lot of practice. The easiest way to brake on inline skates, especially if you are a beginner, is by using the brake block placed on the heel of the skates. Most beginner skates have this as standard, but if you don't, you can buy a universal brake.

No!!!! There is no age limit. Obviously, the older you get, the more risky a fall can be. But if you take the minimum safety precautions and follow the advice of a skating instructor, the risk is really low and the fun and learning is guaranteed!

The brake on inline skates is a safety feature that allows us to brake relatively easily. On beginner skates, it is almost essential to mount it.

Both hard-boot and soft-boot inline skates can be suitable for beginners. However, hard-boot inline skates will help you feel more confident as your foot will feel more secure and will prevent you from making mistakes such as wearing your skates crooked.