In this page, I have listed some shops which sell skates and accessories.

I am NOT affiliated to any of the skate shops. I do NOT get commissions or benefits for recommending customers to them.

(Before you head down to the shops, please call the shops for the operational hours to avoid disappointment. Check their addresses in case they have moved.)

Here are some reputable brands which produce good skates
– K2
– Powerslide
– Flying Eagle
– Rollerblade
– Bladerunner
– Seba (If you are beginner, install a heelbrake.)

Hard boot skates are preferable as they give stronger support which prevent pronation and supination, especial for student who are big size. Not sure how to choose skates, read here.

In case the skate shops have moved, do call the shops to confirm the addresses.

Decathlon

750A Chai Chee Road
#01-01, Singapore 469001

180 Kitchener Road,
#02-03 City Square Mall, Singapore 208539

1 Joo Koon Circle (Fair Price Hub)
#02-21, Singapore 629117

230 Stadium Blvd,
Singapore 397799

Hvper Sport (Pasir Ris)
1 Pasir Ris Cl,
#05-104
Ehub Downtown East,
Singapore 519599
Weekdays: 12pm to 6pm
Weekends: 12pm to 8pm
Tel: 6342 0280

Ernsports
920 East Coast Parkway
#01-14/15/16 Parkland Green
Singapore 449875
Tel:  9724 6638

Inlinex
37 Kallang Pudding Road
#09-06, Bldg B,
Singapore 349315
Tel: 8123 3425

OneUpSkates
3 Ang Mo Kio Street 62,
#02-13, Singapore 569139
Tel: 9456 8346

To find the exact locations of the shops, you may search their postal codes at Streetdirectory.com and GoogleMap.

However if you prefer to get cheap skates at those mega-stores, wear the skates and make sure they can hold the feet firmly and not bending to one side. Check the wheels can spin freely and the stopper is made of rubber, not plastic. Plastic stoppers don’t give good grip and traction against the ground.