🛹 Upgrade Your Skate with KSS Outdoor Asphalt Formula 89A Inline Skate X8 Wheels Review

I hate the rag on this wheel as I haven't used too many others to compare but as it is a tarmac formula I figured they would last a bit longer. I've used them in 3 Tarmac workouts and have already had to flip them twice and may turn them again before needing to fit new wheels. We're switching to other brands' 'asphalt formula', let's see how they hold up. Might upgrade to 4 stars if another brand doesn't match either because they ride well and are relatively cheap.

I wish I had switched from 82A to 89A sooner! WOW. The main difference between them. These wheels are very durable, have great traction while providing a smooth ride. I skate 4-7 times a week for at least 1 hour a day on a paved track. I'm not a professional or aggressive skater but I've definitely ridden a lot of miles on these wheels and I'm amazed at their quality. I rotate the wheels about every two weeks if I want to, but I will do it more often when I notice more wear on some wheels. I…

100% This item is perfect for the price. This is not a high quality roller wheel made from xyz for the best possible performance. It's a wheel that packs a punch, grips almost any surface, and has low traction for speed and agility. If you know how to spin wheels and use a heel brake instead of a T-Stop or Power Slides. These wheels should last a long time. If you use your wheels for braking and turning I would give them about a month if you are a serious skater. I weigh 230 pounds and I ride…

I usually skate about 2.5-3 hours a day, 5-6 days a week. 4-5 of these days I drive on a paved parking lot. That's 10-15 hours of tarmac riding a week plus 3 hours of polished cement a week. Needless to say, I go through the wheels pretty quickly. In fact, before I found these guys, I had to turn/rotate wheels every other day and needed new wheels every 2 weeks. In contrast, they only need to be flipped/turned once a week, while I only need to change them about once a month. If I wanted to…

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…

We've gone through 3 of these sets in total, I'll order 3 more These bikes are good! I skate every day for work and 3-4 times a week for free time, which means 30 minutes to 2 hours every day. I'm not a skinny guy either (I'm 92kg) and often carry the extra weight of water and books in my backpack so my wheels wear out pretty quickly (3 weeks for 85A Rollerblade HYDROGEN wheels that cost a whole hand), but they were enough for me. almost 2 months for each set, which is completely unprecedented…