Sure-Grip Fame Wheels (8 Pack)

• Category: Artistic
• Size: 57mm (diameter) x 30mm (width)
• Hardness: 95A

Australia

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What are roller skate wheels made of?

Roller skate wheels are typically made of polyurethane, a type of plastic that is durable, flexible, and provides a good grip on most surfaces.

How do I choose the right size wheels for my roller skates?

The size of roller skate wheels is measured in millimetres, with smaller wheels providing more manoeuvrability and larger wheels providing more speed. The right size for you depends on your skating style and preferences.

How often should I replace my roller skate wheels?

Roller skate wheels should be replaced when they start to show signs of wear and tear, such as flat spots or cracks. Depending on how often you skate and the quality of the wheels, this could be anywhere from a few months to a few years.

What does the durometer rating of a roller skate wheel mean (e.g. 72A)?

The durometer rating is a measure of a wheel's hardness, with higher numbers indicating harder wheels that are better for smooth surfaces and lower numbers indicating softer wheels that are better for rough surfaces.

Can I use outdoor wheels on indoor surfaces and vice versa?

While it is possible to use outdoor wheels on indoor surfaces and vice versa, it is generally not recommended as it can affect your skating performance. It's best to use wheels that are specifically designed for the surface you will be skating on.