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Roller skating is safe as long as safety precautions are taken and common sense is utilised. Roller skating gets a bad rep from people, but even a sport like football which many are okay with their kids playing can cause serious damage to their kids. So why does roller skating alone get such heat? Probably because of how it is seen in pop-culture; pop-culture portrays roller skaters as people with a lower sense of regard for safety and as adrenaline junkies. If roller skating was performed under supervision along with the person using all the safety gear, there should be nothing to worry about. Also, those YouTube hits aren't worth getting your bones broken. To learn more visit Thrill Appeal website.

Cold water is best for building up depth. Hot water makes for a stronger, smoother surface after a base depth is established. At least one hot water flood is recommended before skating for the first time.

Any time after the onset of cold weather. It is always best to fill the Liner as soon as it is in place, to prevent accidental damage from wind, animals, debris under the Liner, or walking on the Liner with certain types of shoes.

Guys should wear a cup if they are going to have a go at stunts ect - always a good idea to protect your crown jewels.

There is no law that suggests that you must wear a protective helmet when rollerblading - however if you are prone to falling over like me then it would be advisable to wear something to protect your precious head.

It all depends on your size and weight; I found this site that gives you a sizing chart for all protective gear. http://www.warehouseskateboards.com/helmet-pad-sizing-chart