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Shop the Best Quad Skates for Every Style and Skill Level

Whether you're just starting out or skating like a pro, our wide range of quad skates and quad roller skates is built to match your style, surface, and experience level. Explore top-rated options including quad skates for women, mens quad skates, kids quad skates, and quad skates for adults, all designed for smooth performance and ultimate comfort.

From aggressive quad skates for tricks to professional quad speed skates built for racing, we’ve got you covered. Not sure where to start? Check out our curated picks for the best quad skates and best quad roller skates, featuring trusted brands like Riedell quad skates, Jackson quad skates, and Impala quad skates.

Built for the Street, the Track, or the Rink

Looking for skates you can take outside? Our outdoor quad skates are built tough for sidewalks and park trails. Into speed? Browse our collection of quad speed skates and speed quad skates that combine lightweight builds with high-performance wheels. For the rink crowd, we carry roller derby quad skates, hockey quad skates, and quad hockey skates designed for agility, durability, and control.

You'll also find a great range of quad skates for men, women's quad roller skates, men's quad skates, and women’s quad skates, making it easy to find the perfect fit—whether you're skating recreationally or competitively.

Your Go-To Source for All Things Quad Skates

Still asking, “What are quad skates?” We’ve got helpful guides and product breakdowns to walk you through the basics. From adult quad roller skates to quad roller skates for kids, our goal is to help every skater find their match. Looking locally? Try searching quad skates near me or browse our full roller skates quad collection online.

Wherever your skating journey takes you, trust our shop to deliver high-quality, stylish, and affordable quad skates for the whole family.

Ready to Find Your Rhythm? Let’s Talk Quad Skates.

Is it just 90s nostalgia, or are Quad Skates actually the most fun way to get around? (Spoiler: It’s the fun part.) Whether you’re looking to dance at the roller rink, crush it on the derby track, or just cruise the boardwalk at sunset, there is a perfect pair of skates waiting for you. But before you pick the color that matches your outfit, let’s make sure you’re buying the right ride.

Cruising Outdoors?

You need Soft Wheels (look for '78a' on the side). They act like shock absorbers so you don't feel every crack in the sidewalk.

Hitting the Rink?

You want Hard Wheels. They slide easier for dance moves and go faster on smooth wood floors.

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

Are quad skates harder than rollerblades?

For most people, no — quads are easier to balance on at first because the wheel stance is wider. Rollerblades feel less stable but roll faster once you've got them dialed. If you've never skated anything before, quads are the friendlier start.

Can I use quad skates outside?

Yes — but only if they have outdoor-rated wheels (typically 78A–85A durometer). Indoor wheels are too hard and will slip on pavement. Most quads we sell ship with either outdoor wheels or a clear note on what setup they have, and you can swap wheels easily.

What are the best quad skates for beginners?

The Riedell R3 is the most-recommended beginner outdoor skate in the US for good reason — durable boot, reliable plate, and forgiving wheels. For rink skating, Moxi Beach Bunny is a popular first quad. Both come pre-assembled and ready to roll.

How do I size quad skates?

Most quads run large. Moxi: order one full size down. Riedell R3: half size down. If a brand doesn't have specific guidance on its product page, go a half size down from your sneaker size. Your toes should brush the front when standing relaxed.

Are quad skates good for derby?

Some are. Roller derby uses specialized quads with low-cut boots, hard plates and grippy small wheels. Don't try to use Moxi Lollys for a derby bout — they're built for cruising. Look at our Riedell options if derby is your goal.

Quad skates or rollerblades for outdoors?

 Either works if you've got outdoor wheels. Quads handle cracks slightly better because of the wider footprint and softer wheels. Rollerblades roll over distance with less effort. For boardwalks, paths and short cruises, both win. For longer commutes, inline.