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Bring retro style and modern performance together with the Rookie Kids Classic 78 Rollerskates — a perfect choice for young skaters looking to roll in comfort, confidence, and standout colour. Celebrating over 40 years of skate heritage, the Classic 78 collection blends timeless design with updated features, making it one of the most sought-after kids’ rollerskates on the market.
Designed with both beginners and growing skaters in mind, these quad skates feature a supportive synthetic padded soft boot that offers excellent comfort straight out of the box. The plush fleece lining adds an extra layer of warmth and cushioning, ensuring a snug fit that keeps feet comfortable during longer skating sessions. Whether they’re practicing at the rink, cruising outdoors, or just starting their skating journey, kids will love the soft, supportive feel.
The iconic Classic 78 design is instantly recognisable, featuring embossed logos on both the boot and tongue for an authentic retro finish. A perforated breathable tongue enhances airflow, helping to keep feet cool and fresh while skating. Combined with vibrant, modern colour options, these skates deliver style that stands out while staying true to Rookie’s vintage roots.
Performance-wise, the Rookie Kids Classic 78 Rollerskates are built to deliver a smooth and stable ride. The durable PU cast wheels (58 x 32mm, 82A) provide excellent grip and control, making them ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. Paired with a lightweight yet sturdy nylon chassis and trucks, these skates offer reliable support and easy manoeuvrability — perfect for building confidence and improving skills.
The PU cast toe stop ensures responsive braking, helping young skaters stay safe while learning to stop and control their speed. Meanwhile, the 88A PU cast cushions provide just the right amount of bounce and flexibility for smooth turning and a comfortable ride.
Parents will also appreciate that these skates are completely vegan-friendly, made without any animal-derived materials — a great choice for eco-conscious families looking for ethical kids’ rollerskates.
Safety and durability are key, which is why the Rookie Classic 78 range is designed to support different weight ranges. Sizes UK 2–5 (EU 34–38 / US 3–6) support up to 60kg (130lbs), while sizes UK 6+ (EU 39.5+ / US 7+) are built for riders up to 100kg (220lbs), ensuring long-lasting performance as your child grows.
Key Features:
If you’re searching for high-quality kids’ rollerskates that combine style, comfort, and performance, the Rookie Kids Classic 78 Rollerskates are an unbeatable choice. Perfect for gifting or upgrading your child’s skating gear, these skates deliver everything needed to roll with confidence and flair.
Quad skates (roller skate) typically have four wheels, with a rubber toe stop in the front for easy stopping. They offer stability and ankle support, making them a popular choice for all ages and skill levels. Quad roller skates are also known as "original roller skate" and have been popular for over a century.
Quad roller skating is back—and it’s cooler than ever. Whether cruising boardwalks or skating at the park, it’s pure fun. This retro sport is now a favorite for those who love freedom, style, and movement. If you’re into surfing, boarding, or any ride with wheels, quad skating might be your next obsession.
So, what exactly are quad roller skate? They have four wheels arranged in two pairs—two in the front and two in the back. This classic design offers great stability, making them perfect for beginners and pros alike. Unlike inline skates, quad skates are easier to balance on and control.
Quad skating began in the 1800s, but its golden age hit in the 1970s and 1980s. Skaters rolled through roller discos, parks, and streets in colorful outfits and high-energy moves. That vintage vibe has made a massive return today. Social media has played a big part, showing off flashy tricks, stylish gear, and community vibes.
One of the best things about quad skating is its versatility. You can roll indoors at rinks or outdoors on sidewalks and bike paths. Some skaters love dance and rhythm skating, flowing to music with choreographed steps. Others enjoy street skating, carving turns and gliding smoothly on pavement. For adrenaline seekers, skate parks offer bowls and ramps to drop into and fly out of.
Getting started with quad skating is simple. First, you need the right roller skate. Look for quality boots with solid ankle support. Wheels come in different hardness levels, depending on where you’ll skate. Softer wheels are better for outdoor surfaces. Harder ones are ideal for smooth indoor rinks.
Next, you’ll want protective gear. A helmet is a must, along with knee pads, elbow pads, and wrist guards. Falling is part of learning, and padding keeps you safe and confident. Once geared up, find a flat, smooth place to practice. Start with the basics—standing, rolling, and stopping. The “T-stop” and “plow stop” are good early skills to learn.
As you grow more confident, you can add style. Try dancing moves, small hops, or spins. Join a local skate group or follow tutorials online. The quad skating community is known for being warm and inclusive. Whether you’re shy or outgoing, there’s a place for you on wheels.
Another reason people love quad skating is the personal style it allows. From custom laces to flashy socks and patterned wheels, you can make your skates reflect your vibe. Some skaters rock vintage looks with short shorts and knee-high socks. Others take a sleek, sporty approach. It’s not just about how you move—it’s how you express yourself.
At our surf shop, we see quad skating as part of a bigger lifestyle. It blends freedom, creativity, and motion. It connects people who love the outdoors and like to ride, whether on waves, concrete, or wood. Adding quad skates to your gear opens up new ways to move and new places to explore.
Skating also offers surprising mental benefits. Like surfing, it demands presence. When you’re rolling, you’re focused on flow, balance, and the beat. That focus clears your head and boosts your mood. It’s a joyful break from screens and stress. It can turn an ordinary afternoon into something fun and free.
If you’re thinking about trying quad skating, now’s the perfect time. The gear has improved, the community is growing, and the stoke is real. It’s easy to learn, hard to master, and full of room to grow. You can skate alone or with friends, slow or fast, casual or intense. However you roll, you’ll be smiling.
So, come check out our selection of quad skates and gear. Our team can help you find the right setup for your style. Whether you’re looking to cruise the coast or dance downtown, we’ve got what you need. Step into a pair of quads and roll into a whole new world of fun.
Let the ride begin.
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Bring retro style and modern performance together with the Rookie Kids Classic 78 Rollerskates — a perfect choice for young skaters looking to roll in comfort, confidence, and standout colour. Celebrating over 40 years of skate heritage, the Classic 78 collection blends timeless design with updated features, making it one of the most sought-after kids’ rollerskates on the market.
Designed with both beginners and growing skaters in mind, these quad skates feature a supportive synthetic padded soft boot that offers excellent comfort straight out of the box. The plush fleece lining adds an extra layer of warmth and cushioning, ensuring a snug fit that keeps feet comfortable during longer skating sessions. Whether they’re practicing at the rink, cruising outdoors, or just starting their skating journey, kids will love the soft, supportive feel.
The iconic Classic 78 design is instantly recognisable, featuring embossed logos on both the boot and tongue for an authentic retro finish. A perforated breathable tongue enhances airflow, helping to keep feet cool and fresh while skating. Combined with vibrant, modern colour options, these skates deliver style that stands out while staying true to Rookie’s vintage roots.
Performance-wise, the Rookie Kids Classic 78 Rollerskates are built to deliver a smooth and stable ride. The durable PU cast wheels (58 x 32mm, 82A) provide excellent grip and control, making them ideal for both indoor and outdoor use. Paired with a lightweight yet sturdy nylon chassis and trucks, these skates offer reliable support and easy manoeuvrability — perfect for building confidence and improving skills.
The PU cast toe stop ensures responsive braking, helping young skaters stay safe while learning to stop and control their speed. Meanwhile, the 88A PU cast cushions provide just the right amount of bounce and flexibility for smooth turning and a comfortable ride.
Parents will also appreciate that these skates are completely vegan-friendly, made without any animal-derived materials — a great choice for eco-conscious families looking for ethical kids’ rollerskates.
Safety and durability are key, which is why the Rookie Classic 78 range is designed to support different weight ranges. Sizes UK 2–5 (EU 34–38 / US 3–6) support up to 60kg (130lbs), while sizes UK 6+ (EU 39.5+ / US 7+) are built for riders up to 100kg (220lbs), ensuring long-lasting performance as your child grows.
Key Features:
If you’re searching for high-quality kids’ rollerskates that combine style, comfort, and performance, the Rookie Kids Classic 78 Rollerskates are an unbeatable choice. Perfect for gifting or upgrading your child’s skating gear, these skates deliver everything needed to roll with confidence and flair.
Quad skates (roller skate) typically have four wheels, with a rubber toe stop in the front for easy stopping. They offer stability and ankle support, making them a popular choice for all ages and skill levels. Quad roller skates are also known as "original roller skate" and have been popular for over a century.
Quad roller skating is back—and it’s cooler than ever. Whether cruising boardwalks or skating at the park, it’s pure fun. This retro sport is now a favorite for those who love freedom, style, and movement. If you’re into surfing, boarding, or any ride with wheels, quad skating might be your next obsession.
So, what exactly are quad roller skate? They have four wheels arranged in two pairs—two in the front and two in the back. This classic design offers great stability, making them perfect for beginners and pros alike. Unlike inline skates, quad skates are easier to balance on and control.
Quad skating began in the 1800s, but its golden age hit in the 1970s and 1980s. Skaters rolled through roller discos, parks, and streets in colorful outfits and high-energy moves. That vintage vibe has made a massive return today. Social media has played a big part, showing off flashy tricks, stylish gear, and community vibes.
One of the best things about quad skating is its versatility. You can roll indoors at rinks or outdoors on sidewalks and bike paths. Some skaters love dance and rhythm skating, flowing to music with choreographed steps. Others enjoy street skating, carving turns and gliding smoothly on pavement. For adrenaline seekers, skate parks offer bowls and ramps to drop into and fly out of.
Getting started with quad skating is simple. First, you need the right roller skate. Look for quality boots with solid ankle support. Wheels come in different hardness levels, depending on where you’ll skate. Softer wheels are better for outdoor surfaces. Harder ones are ideal for smooth indoor rinks.
Next, you’ll want protective gear. A helmet is a must, along with knee pads, elbow pads, and wrist guards. Falling is part of learning, and padding keeps you safe and confident. Once geared up, find a flat, smooth place to practice. Start with the basics—standing, rolling, and stopping. The “T-stop” and “plow stop” are good early skills to learn.
As you grow more confident, you can add style. Try dancing moves, small hops, or spins. Join a local skate group or follow tutorials online. The quad skating community is known for being warm and inclusive. Whether you’re shy or outgoing, there’s a place for you on wheels.
Another reason people love quad skating is the personal style it allows. From custom laces to flashy socks and patterned wheels, you can make your skates reflect your vibe. Some skaters rock vintage looks with short shorts and knee-high socks. Others take a sleek, sporty approach. It’s not just about how you move—it’s how you express yourself.
At our surf shop, we see quad skating as part of a bigger lifestyle. It blends freedom, creativity, and motion. It connects people who love the outdoors and like to ride, whether on waves, concrete, or wood. Adding quad skates to your gear opens up new ways to move and new places to explore.
Skating also offers surprising mental benefits. Like surfing, it demands presence. When you’re rolling, you’re focused on flow, balance, and the beat. That focus clears your head and boosts your mood. It’s a joyful break from screens and stress. It can turn an ordinary afternoon into something fun and free.
If you’re thinking about trying quad skating, now’s the perfect time. The gear has improved, the community is growing, and the stoke is real. It’s easy to learn, hard to master, and full of room to grow. You can skate alone or with friends, slow or fast, casual or intense. However you roll, you’ll be smiling.
So, come check out our selection of quad skates and gear. Our team can help you find the right setup for your style. Whether you’re looking to cruise the coast or dance downtown, we’ve got what you need. Step into a pair of quads and roll into a whole new world of fun.
Let the ride begin.
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As a guide, prices start from £17.50 for most foam surfboards. Maximum current price is approx £25 UK Mainland.
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