Toe Stops

Skate stops are important to people that use them. They can be a game changing factor in sports, and can help get you that plant you need in dance. It all depends on what skaters like. They can like plugs, or big stops it all depends on what you as an individual like and what you do. Stops vary in size and grip, and they can be effected by the surface you are on. Listed below we have the best stops on the market available to you! We also have some awesome info in the video below and our Toe Stop Showdown article so check them out!

Quad skate toe stops are small, rubber or polyurethane cylinders attached to the front of quad skate plates that serve as a brake or a means of stopping. When the skater presses down on the toe stop, it makes contact with the ground and slows or stops the skater’s forward momentum.

Quad skate toe stops come in different shapes, sizes, and materials, and can be adjusted or replaced to suit the skater’s preferences or needs. They are commonly used in roller derby, artistic skating, and other quad skating disciplines where frequent stopping or quick changes in direction are required.

Toe stops can also be used for other skating maneuvers, such as spinning or jumping, by providing additional stability or leverage. Some skaters may prefer to remove or adjust their toe stops for certain types of skating, such as dance or freestyle, where toe stops may interfere with their movements or balance.