Ice skates first used in the 1100 AD were used to hunt hunters in the winter. The first pair of skates was created by the national Dutchman of Scotland in the 1700 ad. He hoped to simulate ice skating in summer (iceskating), so he attached his wooden shoes with a wooden spool of wood. In the middle of this year, Edinburgh (Edinburgh) formed the first ice skating club.

The next new shoe appeared in the 1760, when a London musical instrument manufacturer JosephMerlin (Joseph Arthur, who was probably the first person to really invent single row wheels) decided to build metal boots with wheels. One day he took part in makeup dance. He went skating from the entrance to play the violin. But before he knew how to brake and how to control those shoes with wheels, he bumped into a mirror worth 500 pounds (the mirror was more expensive than gold) hit him dizzy, and seriously cut the violin without fear. The question was whether he lost the mirror. (if I didn't sneak away), he ended the skating performance before a huge mirror. He didn't learn how to stop the brake and steer the direction until the end of the ball. Indeed, the key of single row pulley shoes is not how to start, but how to stop.

In 1819, M.Peitibled recorded the first pair of single row pulleys in the French invention patent, which consisted of 2-3 wheels forming a straight line. However, the idea did not reach the expected popularity and ended in nothing. In London in 1823, RobertJohn designed a pair of skates to call it "rolito" by placing them in five rows at the bottom of the pair of shoes. The rolito was not take seriously at the time.

In 1863, the US Plimpton (James) found a way to make available skates. He proposed a pair of roller skates with four wheels, and the wheels were side by side, and roller skates were allowed to turn, forward and backward skating. That's the most traditional roller skates. In 1884, the wheel of the ball bearing shaft helped to develop the ice skating sport.

Until 1980, two brothers who loved ice hockey in Minnesota, in order to continue to practice in the season, put the wheels in the knife base, and produced the first pair of single row roller skates. The wheels were arranged in a straight line of skates. The official name was In-LineSkate, which became the official name of today's single row skating.

In 1984, RollerbladeInc began developing various kinds of roller skates. ROLLERBLADE has always been the leading brand of the international flywheel industry, and 1994 has brought the ABT simple brake system into the market, which is the single row skating we see today. Single row roller skating is not only restricted to hockey players, but also becomes a popular sport in all parts of the world.

In 1995, the ESPN first limit sport pushed the stunt single roller skating (AggressiveIn-lineSkate) to the whole world. The stunt single row roller skating movement originated from the United States, and its stunt shoes are also different from the ordinary single row skating. It adds a lot of accessories to the single row skating. Finally make the single row roller skating more fun and more exciting!