Laufband.org posts 2026 inline skate tests

Laufband.org added a fresh batch of 2026 inline-skate test pages on July 8, extending a buying-guide format it already uses across fitness gear into recreational and youth skating. The new entries cover five models: K2 F.I.T. 80 PRO, 2PM SPORTS, HUDORA Mia/Leon, K2 Raider Kinder and K2 SK8 Hero BOA ALU, according to the site’s product pages and search listings. (laufband.org) The pages follow the same structure: a short verdict, listed advantages and drawbacks, technical data, current price information and a recommendation framed around the likely buyer. In practice, that means the adult-oriented model is positioned for leisure skating, while the adjustable K2 and HUDORA entries are written for children, parents and other buyers looking for room to grow. (laufband.org) ### Which skates were included in this update? Laufband.org’s July 8 set included one adult K2 fitness skate, one budget-brand recreational skate, one HUDORA adjustable model and two K2 children’s skates. (laufband.org) Search results on the site identify the pages as “Test 2026” entries for K2 F.I.T. 80 PRO, 2PM SPORTS, HUDORA Mia/Leon, K2 Raider Kinder and K2 SK8 Hero BOA ALU. The site’s broader inline-skate category page shows Laufband.org is already maintaining a 2026 comparison list for the segment, with these single-product pages feeding into a larger shopping-style guide. (laufband.org) ### What does Laufband.org focus on in the reviews? The 2PM SPORTS page highlights an aluminum frame, polyurethane wheels and a triple-closure system, while listing adjustable sizing and light-up wheels among the advantages. The same entry says the styling may be too bold for buyers who prefer a plainer look. (laufband.org) The HUDORA Mia/Leon review centers on adjustability, saying the skate can be resized by up to four sizes and uses lacing, a power strap and a buckle for stability. That page also lists a ventilation system, extra insoles and 76-millimeter wheels, and says the model is only partly suited to very ambitious, fast skating. (laufband.org) The K2 Raider Kinder page points to K2’s Original SoftBoot construction, a Stability Plus cuff, traditional lacing and a hook-and-loop closure. The listing says the skate is aimed at children taking early laps or those who already have some experience. (laufband.org) ### Which page gives the clearest picture of the site’s buyer advice? The K2 SK8 Hero BOA ALU page is the most specific in linking specs to a target user. Laufband.org says the skate is designed for children, notes size adjustability from EU 32 to 37 and lists a BOA closure, 76-millimeter wheels with 80A hardness, ABEC-5 bearings and an aluminum frame. (laufband.org) That page also says the brake comes pre-mounted and can be moved to the left skate if needed. The review’s recommendation is framed around growing children who skate regularly and need a stable, easier-to-adjust setup. (laufband.org) ### What do the listed prices look like? Laufband.org’s pages attach current price snapshots to each model. The HUDORA Mia/Leon entry lists a current price of about 49 euros against an 84.95-euro list price, while the K2 Raider Kinder page shows about 87 euros against a 109.95-euro list price. (laufband.org) The K2 SK8 Hero BOA ALU page lists a current price of about 131 euros and a 169.95-euro list price. The 2PM SPORTS page says buyers should check the current offer through its price comparison links, and the same format appears across the set. (laufband.org) ### Where can readers find the rest of the rollout? Laufband.org’s inline-skate comparison hub remains live alongside the new single-product pages, giving readers a way to move from one review to category-level rankings. The five reviewed models are available through their individual product pages on the site’s “Test 2026” listings. (laufband.org) As of July 9, the published set includes K2 F.I.T. 80 PRO, 2PM SPORTS, HUDORA Mia/Leon, K2 Raider Kinder and K2 SK8 Hero BOA ALU, all presented with specs, pros and cons, and current pricing fields on Laufband.org. (laufband.org 1) (laufband.org 2) (laufband.org 3)