Powerslide Khaan Junior Pro are adjustable kids inline skates with better support, improved stability and smooth rolling for learning and everyday skating

Kids inline skates – key features:

• Boot type: Hardboot
• Size adjustment: 4 sizes
• Frame: aluminium
• Wheels: 64 / 72 mm
• Wheel hardness: 85A
• Bearings: ABEC 7
• Level: beginner / intermediate

More support and better control while skating

Powerslide Khaan Junior Pro use a stiffer hardboot construction that gives the ankle more support and improves overall stability during skating.

The hard shell improves control during turns and helps keep the foot stable at higher speeds.

The aluminium frame improves power transfer and gives the skates a more precise riding feel compared to traditional composite setups.

85A wheels maintain speed better and provide a more dynamic rolling feel on asphalt and smoother surfaces.

ABEC 7 bearings deliver faster and smoother rolling, making the skates feel more responsive during everyday rides.

The adjustable sizing system allows the skates to grow with the foot without losing comfort or stability.

Better riding feel for paths and city skating

Larger wheels in bigger sizes improve rolling smoothness and help maintain speed more easily during longer rides.

The hardboot construction stabilises the leg better at higher speeds and improves precision while turning.

The comfortable liner improves comfort inside the boot and helps reduce foot fatigue during longer sessions.

Safety

When learning to skate, it’s worth using a helmet and protective gear. Even experienced skaters regularly use protection while skating.

Powerslide Khaan Junior Pro – detailed specification:

Boot:

• Hardboot
• 4-size adjustable shell
• Comfort liner

Closure:

• Micro-adjustable buckle
• 45° strap
• Laces

Frame:

• Aluminium

Wheels:

• Powerslide
• 85A

Wheel setup:

• 27-30 EU: 4x64 mm
• 31-34 EU: 4x70 mm
• 35-38 EU: 4x72 mm
• 39-42 EU: 4x72 mm

Bearings:

• ABEC 7

Brake:

• Pre-installed

Powerslide Khaan Junior Pro size chart

How to measure foot length correctly?

To choose the right size more accurately and reduce the risk of returns, it’s worth measuring foot length in millimetres.

• Place the foot on a sheet of paper against a wall.
• Mark the longest toe and the heel.
• Measure the distance in millimetres.
• Compare the result with the size chart.
• It’s best to measure while wearing the socks used for skating.

Keep in mind that inline skates and other sports equipment are exposed to heavy loads during riding. Regularly checking wheels, bearings and mounting hardware can significantly extend the lifespan of the skates.

Important information about your new skates:

• Before the first ride, check the fit and all fastening systems.
• Regularly inspect wheels, axles and bearings.
• Before riding, make sure all bolts are tightened correctly.
• After riding in wet conditions, it’s worth drying the bearings and frame.