Chaya Kismet Barbiepatin Park Skates

Calling all park skaters - newbies welcome! The Chaya Kismet is completely ready to roll at the skate park - with a built-in slide block and everything!

Designed and developed in cooperation with the incredible Barbara Luciana, this skate has everything you need to start shredding today! An extremely comfortable yet supportive boot mounted on our park plate, park grind block, and wheels mean you truly have everything you need for an amazing price.

Chaya Kismet Barbiepatin Specs

Chaya Kismet Barbiepatin Boot

• Mid Cut Vegan Boot
• Vintage  Outsole
• Padded tongue
• EVA insole
• Denim and real leather

Chaya Shari, Karma Grind Block Plate

• Glass-fiber Reinforced Plastic
• Chaya Standard Casted Trucks
• 20 kingpin
• Jelly Interlock Casted Polyurethane Cushions
• Dual Center Mount

Comes with Chaya Sugar Rush Outdoor Wheels

• 59mm, 92A wheels
• For cruising comfort

WICKED ABEC7 Bearings

Chaya Controller Toe Stop

Chaya Kismet Barbiepatin Premium skates are built to last with high-quality parts and designed specifically for the beginner. These roller skates come with the Outdoor Sugar Rush Wheels and ABEC7 bearings making this the perfect skate for your first jump into park skating. This roller skate is a supportive skate with an EVA insole for extra support.

Why You’ll Love These Skates

• Smooth Ride for outdoor skating
• Comfortable Padding for all day shredding
• Designed for Beginners

Tips for Measuring Your Chaya Roller Skate Size

We highly recommend following these measuring guidelines before picking your skate size. If you are a woman, you want to make sure to measure your feet in the following way so you can be confident in the size skate you order.

Chaya skates tend to run a little small, so our rule of thumb for any skates from this brand is when in doubt, size up.

• Place a piece of paper on the ground near a wall.
• Place your foot on the piece of paper with your heel touching the edge of the wall.
• Have a helper trace the outside of your foot - be sure to keep the pen vertical as you trace.
• Measure from the center of your heel to the center of your longest toe. 
• Find the right size skate on the sizing chart in the images above! If you are in-between sizes, size up.