Rollerskate

Looking for an easy inline skating route in southern France with an incredible finish? Discover the Uzès – Pont du Gard Greenway: around 25 km round trip, an easy and mostly flat route, a smooth surface and a spectacular destination at the famous Roman aqueduct.

Looking for a great inline skating adventure in the south of France? Discover the Quissac to Ganges Greenway, built along a former railway line. With around 55 km round trip, a smooth surface, tunnels, viaducts, old railway stations and beautiful Cévennes scenery, this is a fantastic route for long-distance skating.

This rollerblading greenway runs between Vauvert and Aigues-Mortes, more precisely to the Carbonnière Tower in Saint-Laurent-d'Aigouze. Overall, the route is smooth and fully paved, but to give you a proper overview, I'm going to split it into two sections... You'll quickly understand that one of them is much more interesting than the other!

The Vaunage Greenway is well known in the Gard department (30). Ideal for roller skating, this greenway is one of the longest in the area. Here is some useful information about this must-ride greenway for local skaters. For years, the route connected Caveirac to Sommières. It has now been extended to Fontanès, bringing the total length to just over 26 km, or more than 50 km for a full round trip. The entire route is paved, making it very suitable for roller skating. The surface is generally...

Discover the roller skating greenway between Bellegarde and Beaucaire, a section of the ViaRhôna running alongside the Rhône à Sète Canal. A smooth and mostly flat 25 km round trip, perfect for an easy roller skating adventure through the countryside.

Discover the greenway between Beaucaire and Uzès, a beautiful roller skating route through the Gard region of southern France, including an unforgettable stop at the Pont du Gard. The route covers approximately 57 km round trip, with relatively little elevation gain but a few sections requiring extra attention.

The YOYO SKATES bearing press is a practical and durable tool for installing and removing bearings from inline skate, roller skate, skateboard and scooter wheels. Discover our review and tips for using it.

It's one of the biggest debates in quad skating: which wheels should you choose? Indoor, outdoor, roller derby, recreational skating, park, freestyle... there are countless wheel options, and it isn't always easy to understand what makes them different. Fortunately, a few key characteristics will help you make the right choice. A quad skate wheel is mainly made of two components: the urethane and the hub. Together, they directly influence your skates' speed, grip, responsiveness and...

Changing the bearings on your quad skate wheels may seem a little tricky at first, but with the right technique, it is a quick and straightforward maintenance job. In this tutorial, Bolton from CLIC-N-ROLL shows you two different ways to install and remove bearings: with or without a dedicated bearing tool. There are, of course, several other methods, but these are among the easiest and most effective ways to work on your quad skate wheels.

Wheels that light up when you skate? Yes — and they don't even need a battery! LUMINOUS wheels have been around for years for inline skates and roller skates, bringing light, style and visibility to your setup. Available in different sizes and colors, they are perfect for night skating, group rides or simply adding some serious style to your skates. But how do they actually work?