Trainers with wheels - Help

[samn01]

My kids wrote to Father Christmas requesting a pair of these trainers with wheels (like roller skates but the wheels slot into the trainers and can be clicked in or out).

Unfortunately Father Christmas can not find anywhere that sells them (although I have seen them so they do exist).

Can anyone help?

[Frik]

Like these?

[YarisSi]

They are not the best design I have seen will be unstable.
Try www.xcaper.com.
I want some now lol.
If got kids into skateboarding they may aslo like soap shoes - have hard plastic part and can use to grind.

[Frik]

YarisSi said:

...soap shoes - have hard plastic part and can use to grind.

Blimey! Do they still make those?

[shadowninja]

ugh soap shoes are so naff.

[samn01]

Thanks guys that site looks perfect!

[samn01]

...Apart from they dont sell them in kids sizes

[YarisSi]

Look cool when do get to use them.
www.soapshoes.com/
I like the warning message.

[YarisSi]

Try
www.heelys.com/
www.shiner.co.uk/

>> Edited by YarisSi on Sunday 12th December 00:55

[towman]

Heelys are the best. See if you can find someone coming back from the states. Thats where my kids got theres - can`t remember ow much, but remember thinking how cheap they were.
Steve

[Esprit]

Yeah heelys are the best lots of kids have them over here.... I think there's another brand called "street-sliders" too

[hedders]

Those do look cool

I noticed something on www.shiner.co.uk though..

You can buy a set of these shoes for £69 and they have one wheel in each shoe, or you can buy special ones that have two wheels in each shoe, which are apparently easier to use...and £15 a pair cheaper!

Another case of 'less is more'.

[samn01]

Thanks guys!

[Muncher]

I had a dream last night where I was trying to work out whther my football boots were FWD or RWD