Labeda Inline Roller Hockey Wheels - Gripper Asphalt Hi-Lo 8 Pack

If you are playing roller hockey outside or just skating around, there is no better wheel for you. they are durable and have lasted me over a year, while still giving me a bit of grip for those tight turns. top wheels for outside skating/hockey. DO NOT USE INDOORS OR ON SPORTCOURT!

I've been rollerblading with these wheels on sidewalks 4 times a week for about 3 months, and they're still going strong. I previously used the stock wheels that came with my rollerblades, but they completely wore down to the core after about 2 months of use. Since these wheels are so durable, they're a bit slippery, but I found that easy to get used to. And I don't know if this is just my imagination or not, but they seem faster than other wheels I've used. Overall these are the most durable, and best rollerblade wheels I've come across; excellent for urban outdoor use.

These are the BEST wheels I have purchased for roller hockey on asphalt. I have gone through two different sets of wheels playing roller hockey on asphalt. However, they all wore down very quickly. In order to make those wheels last, I would have to constantly rotate my wheels to get them to last. I even purchased a hard wheel - 84A, but it did not last any better. However, since I have purchased these wheels, I have not seen any wear on them in the last 5 times I have used them. These wheels last and grip well on the asphalt. I cannot recommend them enough to anyone who continues to go through wheels playing roller hockey on asphalt!

These are nice wheels. As a figure skater (on ice), I like to have a rocker on my inline skates, so I purchased the Hi-Lo set of 80mm and 76mm. This worked quite well. These wheels are perfectly grippy on asphalt and painted tennis court surfaces. They are a bit less grippy on concrete, but still perform fine there. Just what I was looking for in terms of performance. Just wish the color (and the graphic printed on the wheel) wasn't so garish. These wheels do not come with bearings or spacers.

These wheels are quite a bit faster than the stock wheels that came with my Bauer Vapors and so far are wearing better too. I mostly skate on smooth concrete Good solid grip even in the angles. What's up with the 1990s L.A. orange?

Great wheels for playing roller hockey on. I play once a week for a couple of hours and these held up great. The place we play at is a converted tennis court so it is a lightly textured concrete/paint. I felt the wheels handled well I would buy them again. Also the price was right.

These wheels were just the ones I was searching for. I play roller hockey on pretty rough asphalt so I was going through 83A and 84A wheels from brand new to plastic spine within 3 uses. I saw these while shopping for wheels online and was intrigued by the 93A hardness. I bought these and have used them in over 20 games already before I reached the plastic spine. These have an amazing life to them!! Definitely worth your money. Pros - Last forever, great wear, decent grip Cons - Not much grip on smoother surfaces All in all, I highly recommend these to those who want wheels that will last a long time.

I use x-soft labeda millenniums for the entire indoor season (winter) and as soon as summer comes around I finish my indoor wheels outside which takes 2 months of riding, on x-soft!! These "asphalt" wheels are burning hard, 8h of skating and they are shaved, they cannot handle hard breaking without erasing just leaving a flat line in the wheel. Unreal man, idk what all these other skaters leaving reviews are talking about, maybe they drive to a nice skate ground or something, but I skate from my home to the play destination and these wheels suck!!! Super slippery as soon as they start shaving, great for sliding break but horrible on high speeds. I don't understand how I get such better milage on x-soft compared to these. These are worse then the yellow bauer outdoors.