Review on 🛹 Upgrade Your Skate with KSS Outdoor Asphalt Formula 89A Inline Skate X8 Wheels by Ronny Prather

I bought these on November 17th for my outdoor skates (2017 Seba Igor-10 with 243mm rocker frame) where I prefer stiffer wheels and still stayed on them for 40 days. . $30 less per set than 85A RB Hydrogen, various 88A and 94A flush mount wheels and other brands of medium hardness wheels. I use 2-4 sets of outdoor wheels a year so I was looking for something cheaper with good wear and performance. Purely for performance, I prefer full size Undercover 88A models like Nick Lomax, Powerblading or Tiger FSK. etc. RB hydrogens are ok but wear out quicker than undercovers. I'm a freestyle and slalom skater and instructor and use my @Alki Beach Seattle outdoor freestyle rig when it's dry. I was initially concerned that the side view profile as shown in the Atta image was odd, asymmetrical near the hub and not the standard bullet or full tip radius. There was also concern that the wheel's centerline might be offset from the frame, which could affect wear patterns. I have no idea why KSS made them like this. So far this hasn't been a problem although it will be interesting to see how the wear pattern changes as I wear them to 72-74mm when I normally replace them. The hub and bearing design is reliable. I recommend these for outdoor use for those who skate a lot and burn through a lot of wheel sets. They feel a bit strange indoors, probably due to the unusual tip profile. I'm used to it but wouldn't recommend it for use in slalom competition.