Roller Skate Strap, 2 Set Replacement Inline Roller Skate Shoes Energy Strap Buckles with Screws Suit for Men Women Kids Outdoor Skating Parts

Fit perfectly, easy to install

Oh these work great.

I used this Clío to salvage an old set of rollerblades with broken straps. I had to grind a little off of the receiver side in order for these to fit the molded recess in the boots, but after that, they fit great and work well.

These saved my old skates! I got my old Salamon in-line skates out for the first time in probably 15 years when my kids got skates for Christmas. The old buckles crumbled to pieces. I had to drill out the rivets on the old hardware and drill one new hole for the receiver/lock end, but these worked great. No issues after a day of practicing (helping the kids) at the local roller rink.

Fast shipping, easy install. I looked up how to install. I tested the skates out after with full function. I'll be going to the skatepark soon to really test the strength of the straps but I was skating in my garage no problem.Great value, seems durable, fit my skates well, just had to reverse where the buckle was to slide the strap in. No problem as the strap had enough slack to fit me.I am almost 40 yrs old father with 20+ year old Rollerblade Swindler inline skates.

This was a great solution for my favorite part of blades. I've had my skates for about 7 years and the original strap had a bit of sun damage, heat damage, and normal wear and tear. Luckily this kit came with a full change of parts - I only replaced the broken strap and the new one fit JUST right. I much prefer the $10 fix than a 70-140 pair of new rollerblades.

neither of my buckles hold, they were easy to install but pointless after realizing they don't hold, any slight pressure on them and they release and get loose :///

My 7 yr old wanted to try roller skating, so I dug around the garage and found my 15 year old Rollerblades. Well, no surprise that the bindings on my ancient skates that I've carelessly stashed in the garage would catastrophically fail due to dry rot at the roller rink resulting in a wipeout.I thought I'd give these replacement bindings a try... seemed like a low cost gamble. Happy to say, I won!All you need is a screwdriver and a drill to install. Simply drill out the rivet from the inside, then replace with the new set and simply screw it in place. Took all of 5 minutes. The new strap is rock solid and easy to use. I only needed the strap so didn't replace the ratcheting part. And the new straps fit into the old ratchet just fine. Did a little test skate around the driveway and so far so good. If these fail, I'll come back and update this review.