Rollerblade USA Recalls Youth In-Line Skates Due to Fall Hazard

Recalled Rollerblade Fury Inline Skate in Black/White

Rollerblade® Fury Inline Skates and Rollerblade® Fury brake supports

Recall Date: April 20th, 2023
Units: About 13,400
Hazards: The brake support for the rear brake of the inline skates can fracture or separate, which can reduce user stability, increasing the risk of a fall.
Remedies: Repair
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled skates and contact Rollerblade USA to receive a free replacement brake support. Rollerblade USA is contacting known purchasers directly, including schools and rental facilities.

Description

This recall involves Rollerblade Fury Black/White and Fury G Black/Pink youth inline skates. The skates were sold in three adjustable sizes, with ranges of 12J-2, 2-6 and 5-8. "Rollerblade" is printed on the frame of the skate, on the wheels and on the power strap. SKU number FURY B BKWH 07067000787 or FURY G BKPK 070671007Y9 is printed on the skate tongue label. This recall also includes the Fury brake support which was distributed as a service part.

Images:

Recalled Rollerblade Fury Inline Skate in Black/White

Recalled Rollerblade Fury G Inline Skate in Black/Pink

Recalled Rollerblade Fury brake support

Consumer Contact:

Rollerblade USA toll-free at 866-734-5708 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET Monday through Friday, by email at [email protected] or online at https://www.rollerblade.com/usa/en/fury-recall or www.rollerblade.com and click on "Fury Product Recall" for more information.

Injuries:

Rollerblade has identified 11 reports of brake supports fracturing or breaking off of the skates. No injuries have been reported.

Retailers:

Inline Warehouse, Paragon Athletic Goods, REI other sporting goods stores and Rollerblade Fury Inline Skate dealers nationwide and online at www.amazon.com, www.dickssportinggoods.com, www.inlinewarehouse.com and www.rollerblade.com from May 2020 through March 2023 for about $150. A variant of the skate (with gray, non-marking brake pads) was sold for indoor institutional use directly to schools and rental facilities.