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These Cobra things don't have adjustable trucks. That's fine if you want to skate in one long, straight line and never do any kind of turning at all.
If you want instant gratification and don't want to pay and wait for shipping then go to rink that sells skates. Roller Garden in St. Louis Park has a fairly knowledgeable skate shop staff. Be warned though, you'll be paying more in the long run. Try Sin City Skates or Low Price Skates online.
There's another post around here with skate suggestions. Definitely take a look at that. I think there's some folks going to Skateville in Burnsville on Wednesday. If any current RollerGirls or Rocky or any other MNRG peeps are there please don't hesitate to ask questions! I'm going to try to be there... I hope....
KJK
On 4/23/07, one_daddio <one_daddio@...> wrote:
I want to buy some skates that I would use mostly for outdoors,
skating around lakes and whatnot. I went to Sports Authority yesterday
but they only had one model. What I want to know is is this a decent
skate and if not, what should I be looking for and where else should I
go to look?
Thanks,
Rash
http://www.sportsauthority.com/product/index.jsp?
productId=2013024&cp=726656&view=all&sr=1&origkw=roller+skates&parentPa
ge=family
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