RF3 Pro

I’ve been using these boots for approximately 6 months. They are very supportive and i feel that my ankles are safe in them, they are not shifting form side to side but I can still bend my knees. They are very comfortable for my slim feet and thin ankles in standard width. I don’t think they are broken in yet as I’m still experiencing some rubbing on inside ankle bones but using band aids prevents these so it’s not a big issue but I’ll take away one star for it. Based on my experience with these boots I would most likely repurchase risports in the future

I was used to skate with GAM and after an issue with a dealer who was supposed to sharpen my blades and ruined them, he gifted me a pair of RF3Pro skates for the trouble so I decided to use them as my coaching skates. They feel so uncomfortable in my feet I was literally skared to show any moves and transitions to my skaters. But when the pandemic forced all the ice rinks to close in Madrid I turned them into roller skates and I have to say now I feel more comfortable in them. They are very strong for an intermediate boot, and they are very comfortable. The price range is good as well. I recommend them to my students most of the time.

I had my RF3 Pros for just under a year. I absolutely loved them for the first 6 months I had them. Out of the 3 brands I have gone through, they were the most comfortable and still are now as outdoor skates! Unfortunately after those 6 months the support completely diminished. I progressed very quickly in those boots and I think that’s why they broke down so fast. Because the support got so bad I actually started twisting my ankles in them. The quality of the skate isn’t very good either. I completely tore them up. I think I would go back to this model, but I would have to replace them every 6 months or so for over $400, which in my opinion isn’t worth it for me.