By holding down the "PUSH" (adjustment) button on the skate, you can push or pull the front of the boot forward or backward. When it reaches the desired size (the scale line), releasing the button locks the size in place.

No, the wheel lighting system works on friction and rotational energy, like a dynamo. It doesn't need batteries and lights up on its own as you ride.

Wearing protective equipment such as a helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, and wrist guards is essential when skating. It is recommended that first attempts take place under adult supervision, on flat, dry, non-slippery ground that is closed to traffic.

Since the wheels wear more on the inside, their positions should be swapped (so the inner sides face outward) after about 70 km of use or when wear becomes visible. Depending on their lifespan, the axle bolts can be removed as needed to replace the wheels or bearings with new ones.

You can clean the skates by wiping them with a damp, soft cloth. The moving parts (bearings and wheels) need to be kept away from sand, dust, and water. After use on wet ground, it's important to dry the bearings with a cloth to prevent rusting and to remove any small stones caught between the wheels.

By holding down the "PUSH" (adjustment) button on the skate, you can push or pull the front of the boot forward or backward. When it reaches the desired size (the scale line), releasing the button locks the size in place.

No, the wheel lighting system works on friction and rotational energy, like a dynamo. It doesn't need batteries and lights up on its own as you ride.

Wearing protective equipment such as a helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, and wrist guards is essential when skating. It is recommended that first attempts take place under adult supervision, on flat, dry, non-slippery ground that is closed to traffic.

Since the wheels wear more on the inside, their positions should be swapped (so the inner sides face outward) after about 70 km of use or when wear becomes visible. Depending on their lifespan, the axle bolts can be removed as needed to replace the wheels or bearings with new ones.

You can clean the skates by wiping them with a damp, soft cloth. The moving parts (bearings and wheels) need to be kept away from sand, dust, and water. After use on wet ground, it's important to dry the bearings with a cloth to prevent rusting and to remove any small stones caught between the wheels.