I love these and they are awesome. Wheels are pretty bad depending on ur size . wouldnt trade up tours for anything

comfortable boot real fast break in , wheel were crap tho they were trash after two weeks on indoor tile . i wont leave the tour line i like there skates but this is the secong pair of skates the chassie ripped off the boot.

Great skates. Comfortable, quick break in, and extremely strong chassis. IMPORTANT, if you are 250 lbs+ (I am 250 lbs), and skate a tile court (possibly epoxy or concrete as well, I know tile for sure), THE MILLENIUM WHEELS INCLUDED ON THESE SKATES DO NOT HOLD UP! After 2 games played, and 3 ref'd, the wheels were already splitting badly. Not just a couple either. 6 of mine would not last 2 more games. Do yourselves a favor and order some higher end Labeda's (Addiction 78A's are excellent for my weight), Rink Rats, or at least a harder set of wheels. Someone actually noticed at a faceoff how smushed the wheels were. Otherwise excellent skates, and if you need the standard bearings, the included Bevo ABEC 9's have so far been awesome.

I bought these because Tour is one of very few companies that offers skates that will fit a size 14 shoe foot. I am about a 14.5 in shoes, and these skates fit me well. I read reviews before buying them, and they seemed to indicate these are wide skates, and I wouldn't agree with that. I normally prefer at least EE shoe width, and find these skates to be a little narrow for my liking, although with additional break-in time, that won't be a make or break issue. For big guys (I am 245lbs.), I would recommend harder wheels, the Labeda's provided are too soft for me on indoor tile. Overall, I rate these excellent, if only because they are one of the few skates available in my size.

these skates fit beautifully and the dont break within the first 6-7 months. i roller skate probally 10 hrs+ a week and i need a good comfy boot which this model has my only 2 problems is the wieght and the hummer wheels i like high lows