Indoor Accessories

• Age Group
• All

• Best Viewing Distance
• -

• Color
• Red, Blue, Black

• Digit Size
• All

• Dimension (L*W*H)
• 16 Centimeter (cm)

• Display Color
• Red, Black, Multicolour

• Dustproof
• Yes

• Features
• Material choices in roller skates determine their durability, comfort, weight, and suitability for specific environments like indoor rinks or outdoor asphalt. Common materials include leather or synthetic uppers, nylon or aluminum plates, and polyurethane wheels

• Grip Type
• -

• Material
• aluminum, steel

• Mechanism Type
• -

• Model No
• No

• Packaging Type
• Single pair

• Shape
• Rectangle

• Size
• All

• Sport Type
• Skates

• Usage & Applications
• Boots: Synthetic leather/vinyl is durable and water-resistant for beginners. Genuine leather or suede provides a customizable, breaking-in fit for intermediate/advanced skaters.Plates (Chassis): Aluminum or metal plates are durable and rigid, allowing for better power transfer. Nylon or composite plastic plates are lighter, cheaper, and provide better shock absorption, making them excellent for beginners or recreational use.Wheels: Urethane is the standard for durability, speed, and grip.Indoor (78A 85A): Softer for superior grip.Outdoor (85A 101A): Harder for durability and speed on rough surfaces.Bearings: These fit inside wheels, with ABEC ratings (1-9) indicating precision, though sealed, high-performance bearings (like Swiss or Ceramic) are often better for reducing maintenance against dirt and moisture.Toe Stops: Usually made of polyurethane, they are essential for stopping and tricks, with adjustable models allowing for varied heights.

• Warranty
• no

• Waterproof
• Yes

• Weight
• 500 GSM (gm/2)

• Age Group
• All

• Best Viewing Distance
• -

• Color
• All

• Digit Size
• All

• Dimension (L*W*H)
• 2.8 Centimeter (cm)

• Display Color
• Multicolour

• Dustproof
• Yes

• Features
• A roller skate has two main parts: the boot and the plate, which is the part that holds the wheels and provides the ability to steer. There are two main categories of roller skate boots: a high-top boot with a raised heel similar to an ice figure skating boot, and a flat-soled boot cut at or below the ankle.

• Grip Type
• -

• Material
• PU

• Mechanism Type
• -

• Model No
• No

• Packaging Type
• 1 pair

• Shape
• Round, Rectangle

• Size
• All

• Sport Type
• Skates

• Usage & Applications
• Skates

• Warranty
• No

• Waterproof
• Yes

• Weight
• 500 GSM (gm/2)

• Age Group
• All

• Best Viewing Distance
• -

• Color
• White

• Digit Size
• -

• Dustproof
• Yes

• Features
• Size: Standard diameter is 40 mm (often marked "40+" for poly balls), a change from the pre-2000 38mm standard.Weight: Official weight is 2.7 grams, though they range between 2.67g and 2.77g.Material: Since 2015, they are made of non-celluloid plastic (specifically ABS - Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) for safety.Color & Finish: White or orange with a matte finish to improve visibility and reduce glare.Rebound: A ball dropped from 30.5 cm should rebound between 240 and 260 mm.Star Rating:3-Star: Highest quality, used in competition, durable, and highly consistent.1-Star/No Star: Used for training, recreational play, and multi-ball practice."40+" Marking: Indicates a modern plastic ball (non-celluloid).

• Grip Type
• Good

• Material
• Plastic

• Mechanism Type
• -

• Model No
• -

• Packaging Type
• 6 pcs

• Shape
• Round

• Size
• Standard

• Sport Type
• TT Table

• Usage & Applications
• Table tennis ball

• Warranty
• -

• Waterproof
• Yes

• Age Group
• All

• Best Viewing Distance
• -

• Color
• All

• Digit Size
• -

• Display Color
• Multicolour

• Dustproof
• Yes

• Features
• -

• Grip Type
• Good

• Material
• -

• Mechanism Type
• -

• Model No
• -

• Packaging Type
• Box

• Shape
• Rectangle

• Size
• All

• Sport Type
• Table Tennis Table

• Usage & Applications
• Playing

• Warranty
• -

• Waterproof
• Yes