Comments: The frames are adjustable to help prevent your pronation. Loosen the frame bolts and pull the frame at the rear mount all the way in. Then pull the frame at the front mount fo the frame is between your big toe (first toe) and second toe, and then tighten firmly. This should help a lot. I own these skates and have also used full custom speed skates in the past. I think the skates are overall excellant. They are designed for 'speed-style' skating, but with extra ankle bracing. They work really well. The frames are adjustable and most skaters will want to take advantage of this. Problem is there are no instructions for frame balancing and this works best if you know what you're doing. I have one minor quibble. The brake, which has excellant rubber, is too wide and placed too low and completely interferes with sharp turns and crossovers intil it's worn down. I use a power sander to make it work.
From: Mike?

Comments: I found these skates to be a great fit for narrow feet. Loved the ratchet cuff, great for adjusting on the move. The lacing held me quite firmly so loved that. The down side which I didn't appreciate until now was the cuff was too low for me because I have ankles that turn out, more so when I tire and with previous skates I had a high cuff that held me in but I didn't realize how much until now, even with strapping it's not enough so if you have weak ankles don't get these or at least try before you buy. Otherwise great speed (once bearings are broken in) and they look good.
From: Susie