The K2 VO2 90 inline skates for men are designed to deliver excellent performance. If commuting and exercising on inline skates appeal to you, this pair is an ideal option. These K2 inline skates feature a high-quality soft boot. The softer boot design guarantees both a snug fit and comfort. The K2 VO2 90 fit true to size. Therefore, selecting your regular shoe size is advised. These skates will fit perfectly if your feet are slightly narrower.
High-cut cuff provides maximum support for your ankle to stabilise and reduce muscle fatigue
Aluminium frame gives you direct handling characteristics while being extremely lightweight
Powerstrap closure prevents heel lift with an additional strap across your instep for a secure fit and improved control
90mm wheels with an 83A hardness strike the perfect balance to complete this setup
In-built liners that are ventilated and anatomically crafted
A blend of breathable mesh and foam in the liner ensures your feet remain comfortable and well-ventilated
Brake included in the package
Ensure you check the screws before first use and tighten them if needed. Additionally, regularly inspect the condition of the screws thereafter.
Notice: The strap/loop at the back of the boot is intended for carrying the skates and should not be pulled when putting the skates on.
Compatible parts
Find products compatible with K2 VO2 90 BOA Inline Skates:
Marcin B.Wembley, United KingdomVerified Buyer4 of 5amazing Inline Skates, unfortunately they are small in size!! need order 1 size upReply from SkateProThank you for the review. I am sure this comment will help future customers to find their right size. :) //Your Skatepro team 😊Gjorgji StanoevskiBrevik, NorwayVerified Buyer5 of 5I haven't hit the park with them yet, but I'm stoked on how they look and the price I scored.Jost pascalLengnau BE, SwitzerlandVerified Buyer5 of 5Stoked, everything's okayL. KRISTIANSENDrammen, NorwayVerified Buyer5 of 5These ice skates deliver solid ankle support and wrap snugly around the foot, loading up power for each push. Stoked on this purchase.Kenneth SimonsenBrøndby, DenmarkVerified Buyer4 of 5Good, but too hard on my old feetReply from SkateProThanks for sharing your experience! Inline skates and all types of roller skates can be hard on your feet at first, so that’s pretty normal. We hope you continue to enjoy them// Skatepro🛹🛴🏄♂️📦Ulla K. S.Mänttä, FinlandVerified Buyer2 of 5These are good, familiar quad skates, but the first time I laced up, the top strap on one of the skates snapped. I've filed a complaint, but communication has been slow.Reply from SkateProThank you for sharing your experience with us! We’re truly sorry for the problem you encountered. We reached out to you via email almost two weeks ago. We really want to find a solution with you, so please reply to our email so we can continue handling this matter😊 // SkateproTomislav F. I.Zagreb, Grad Zagreb, CroatiaVerified Buyer5 of 5I've been skating since 1996, so 30 years on K2 skates only. These are my sixth pair. My last ones broke after 12 years, and they were the best model. This is my first time with 90mm wheels. I was afraid the wheels would feel too big after 80mm/76mm (two back and two front). The frame angle is the same as on my old setup, which had a steeper angle than other setups back in the day. I see that this is now the standard, which is great. K2 skates are the best for me because I have a narrow instep, and they are more comfortable for me than all the top models from other manufacturers (Rocces, Rollerblade, Salomon). Thank you for the great product.Andreas ErikssonEskilstuna, SwedenVerified Buyer5 of 5Great, no issues 🥊 Go one size up—they run small.Tomasz T.Milicz, PolandVerified Buyer5 of 5Top-tier gearArtturi LaitakariHelsinki, FinlandVerified Buyer5 of 5The commute felt like a real drag, so I decided to buy a new pair of ice skates. It’s a whole different experience from my 15-year-old ice skates—these glide like they’re on ice, and they’re easy to lace up. According to the experts, they’re extremely durable—let’s hope so.
I just have to remember to buy new wheels when the old ones start to wear out.
