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LIVE THE SATISFACTION
OF PROGRESSION
OF PROGRESSION
FROM ROOKIE TO PRO
inline speed skate
World Medalist
Our World Medalist skate has a redesigned footbed for optimized power transfer and edge alignment precision, offering an unparalleled range of motion and ultimate control.
Speed skates
Speed skates
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Cádomotus develops and sells inline skates for kids, cadets, juniors, and adults who are just starting to learn the basics of speed skating up to the most professional skaters competing at the Europacup, World Inline Speed Skating Championships, or the Berlin Inline Marathon.
High-quality Inline speed skates
There’s a reason the world’s fastest skaters leverage the intelligent design of a Cádomotus skate. It’s simply the superior performance choice. We’re the industry innovator, here to help you reach the finish line fastest.
Our high-end racing skates are built for skating fast, often, and on any track.
Professional skates, recreational skates or fitness skates
Cádomotus makes inline skates for ambitious skaters who always try to be their best. We offer the opportunity to improve yourself at any level. Fitness skaters can move up to the next level with our lightweight Agility-3 or Rookie Two semi-race skates with a higher boot to make transitioning to a racing skate easier. Pro skaters will find more control and stability at higher speeds, using our dualbox® technology and fast-forward footbed design of the Ci1 carbon boots.
Speed skating skates from Cádomotus
Established as a world-class brand in speedskating for more than a decade. Trustworthy. Respected. Race-proven.
We are one of the world's most specialized brands for speed skates. Since 2007 the world’s best skaters have used our speed skate equipment. From Colombia to France and Italy to Taiwan, all top-level skaters know Cádomotus for its quality and sophistication.
Versatile Skate 4x100 vs 3x125mm wheels
Speed, support, and stability explained.
HIGH VS. LOW INLINE SKATES: WHICH ONE TO CHOOSE?
FAQs
• Beginner: Higher shoe, 3 or 4 84/90 mm wheels
• Intermediate: Semi-high shoe, 4 x 100 mm wheels
• Experienced: Low shoe 4 x 110 or 3 x 125 mm wheels
You won’t be enjoying inline skating that much if your shoe is too big or too small. It’s not fun to skate with pinching feet or blisters. A little bit more room in the toe area, compared to your ice skates, can prevent a lot of trouble. In summer your feet will swell a little bit because of the warmth, so you’ll need some extra room in your inline skates. Vibrations can also stimulate the blood flow, causing your feet to swell. We advise choosing a shoe that is 2 or 3 mm longer.
All Cádomotus shoes are made with standard shoe lasts, not with wider ones. If you need a wider shoe, we advise you to order half a size bigger.
To achieve the perfect fit, our shoes can be adjusted by using heat- or thermoplastic moulding. This means you can heat them in the oven up to 70 degrees Celsius (or 158Fahrenheit), or you can use a blow dryer. This way the shoe will be moulded around the shape of your foot. You will benefit most of the part around your ankles, which can almost be fully adjusted, either wide or narrow. The bottom carbon shell of the shoe is not mouldable, that part of the shoe has to be extremely stiff. Because of the distortion, you have 1 – 2 mm wiggle room in the heel, which can turn out to be 2-3 mm in width.
Bigger wheels can make you go faster, but it is harder to maintain your balance. A well-trained athlete or an experienced skater could handle the switch to bigger wheels better than a beginner.
If you’re not stable on your inline skates, you are not in control, and likely won’t be able to go fast. If that’s the case, it’s better to take a step back and choose a 4x100 mm frame. That is often more fun and will give you more speed. Your shoe size can also play a role: from shoe size 42/43 you can opt for 4 x 110mm. That frame is a bit longer and will fit your shoe size better.
There is also an intermediate step: a shoe that will give you more stability and compensate for the downsides of being higher up. The semi-race shoe, for example, gives you more stability, so you can more easily make the switch to bigger wheels. These shoes will give you a bit less freedom compared to the speed skate shoes. And because of the rotation speed, your wheels will wear faster than bigger wheels. The good news is that smaller wheels are less expensive.