Anonymous
09/13/2021 14:02
Subject: Heelys
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They're incredibly dangerous.
-PICU RN
how?
Seriously? You can't imagine how they can cause falls or collisions, and depending on the speed, can therefore cause injuries? I think they are more dangerous because kids might be skating where no one else is, so more likely to cause a collision. Also, of course, depends on how well the kids skate. The kids don't wear any safety equipment with them.
Anonymous
09/13/2021 13:58
Subject: Heelys
Anonymous wrote:They're incredibly dangerous.
-PICU RN
how?
Anonymous
09/13/2021 11:25
Subject: Heelys
Anonymous wrote:They're incredibly dangerous.
-PICU RN
And annoying
Anonymous
09/13/2021 08:52
Subject: Heelys
They run small and inconsistent between styles. I ordered several styles and sizes. The high tops worked best for my son. He loved them, but we didn’t size up when he outgrew them — just gave to a neighbor and he moved on to other things.
Anonymous
09/12/2021 19:46
Subject: Heelys
They're incredibly dangerous.
-PICU RN
-PICU RN
Anonymous
09/12/2021 19:22
Subject: Heelys
My kids had them a few years ago. All I remember is that they ran small and they grew out of them pretty quickly.
Anonymous
09/12/2021 18:55
Subject: Heelys
Does anyone know how Heelys are sized? They seem to jump from 12/13 Little Kid to 4 Big Kid for every variety on Amazon. Is this just a function of the current supply chain weirdness and target audience, or do they size differently from other shoes? Thanks!