TronXOutdoor Pavement Asphalt Inline Roller Hockey Wheels 8 Pack (59mm)

I honestly haven't changed Rollerblade wheels in YEARS. I wasn't sure of the Size or what the A meant. Anyway I tried to make sure I got the same size wheels. Pretty much fit snug a little beefier than my old wheels that were worn down. Everything fit which was great. I've had my roller blade boots for years. Didn't really want to spend another 200$ on some new blades.Really glad I got bought the new wheels, much nicer experience rollerblading on the streets with the dog. Took a few skates to get used to the new wheels but overall great upgrade. If your blades fit well but the wheels are just worn down, I'd recommend upgrading the wheels. I would of bought bearings too, but I didn't think about it. No bearings included with this purchases. But over all Happy with the price to performance upgrade.

The wheels are fast. They're smooth and they look great. Inexpensive. And fit perfectly in my anarchs.

As advertised

These wheels work well for a rougher surface. The cost makes them reasonable over other brands. Our playing surface is very rough and I can get a full season if durability on a rough concrete surface out of these wheels. The hubs fit a bit tight around the bearings but they fit after forcing them in with a bit of force on the wheels. The color is also sleek and recognizable.

These wheels are great and durable I love all the urethane given with a stable core and these wheels are also fast and well balanced profile. If you search online you'll see a review on these Check out darvin mckinney tronx wheels

Great deal, comparable to Hydrogen. Nice ride, a little stiff but just enough bounce for a comfy ride. Get these.

I bought these because they claimed they were asphalt wheels. My boys play roller hockey on asphalt. After a couple afternoons of use, these wheels were wore down to the extent of the original wheels on his rollerblades that were on for a year….rip off.

Do you remember when Roller Hockey was huge? Back in middle school when there were actual leagues that played outdoors on asphalt and concrete courts? Back when you needed to use NHL Pro 250’s because they were 84A and the hardest dang wheels around and would last forever?!?These wheels are 85A and after skating on them just twice it feels like the good old days! I can’t speak to the longevity of them just yet, but if they are anything like the Pro 250’s a set should last you 6+ months of skating. Plus they are far less expensive than similar brands, so win-win!We don’t have any courts left around me, so I’ve just been skating my neighborhood, but so far, I love these wheels - Welcome back 1995!

Excellent buy, I always rotate my wheels when one side wears out, 1 to 3 and 2 to 4, extends the life of your wheels

The media could not be loaded. Muy buen agarre, las he usado en asfalto y pasan bastante bien, no se resbalan mucho en piso mojado y no se desgastan tanto. Sin duda volveré a comprar esta marca.

Got 68mm for my agressive skates, they roll very fast and smooth. They seems to be perfect for me so I got another 80mm set for longer distance skating. Great value for the price.

I have a pull behind Samsonite case, and the two original wheels disintegrated. Thanks to YouTube, and my oscillating multi tool, I cut the rivetted end off the axles. The bearings were good, so I used some 1/4"-20 hex head bolts, washers, and nylon locking nuts to restore the luggage to better than new condition (it rolls so well now). Some would worry about orange wheels on black luggage, but not me. I would have given a five start rating, but I have no idea how long the wheels might last. Considering the normal stress on skate wheels on asphalt, and the light weight of my bag, I'm expecting a long life (plus I have 4 spares).

I mean like they stand up well on pavement for an adult. The wheels roll smoothly even on less than perfect pavement.