Roller skate definition
Roller skate means a shoe with four small wheels attached to it for skating.
Roller skate means a shoe or boot with wheels or casters attached to its sole intended for human conveyance across a pavement or other hard surface.
Roller skate means any nonpedestrian device with one or more wheels or rollers that is worn on the foot. Examples include a skate that attaches to the shoe, a skate with integral shoe or boot, an in-line skate, otherwise known as a “roller blade,” and an in-line ski, otherwise known as a “roller ski.”
More Definitions of Roller skate
Roller skate means a footwear, or device which may be attached to the foot or footwear, to which wheels are attached.
Roller skate means a shoe, metal frame that can be fitted to the sole of a shoe, or similar device with wheels attached.
Roller skate means any shoe, boot or other footwear to which is attached one or more wheels.
Roller skate means a device consisting of a shoe with one or more wheels attached for skating or a metal frame with wheels attached that can be fitted for a shoe worn by a person. It includes in-line skates, rollerblades and every device generally recognized as roller skates.
Roller skate means a manufactured or assembled device consisting of a boot having clamps or straps or both for fastening, with a pair of small wheels near the toes and another pair at the heel mounted or permanently attached thereto.
Roller skate means a non-motorized, user-propelled device with small wheels or rollers. The term shall also include non-motorized, user-propelled devices commonly known as roller blades, in-line skates and roller skis.