🛼 LABEDA GRIPPER ASPHALT HILO Roller Hockey Wheels - 4-76mm Wheels/4-80mm Wheels Review

So this is my first time riding these wheels and I can feel the difference in how well they grip and ride. That part was good. However, before I headed back, I noticed that my front wheel was already missing a pretty decent chunk, which is very frustrating. Maybe it was an accident, maybe I did something, who knows, but now all I have to do is try to change a wheel. I have Mission BSX skates with HiLo wheels (80/76).

Beautiful wheels. As a skater (on ice) I like to have rocker on my inline skates so I bought an 80mm and 76mm Hi-Lo set. It worked pretty well. These wheels have excellent grip on asphalt and painted surfaces on tennis courts. They're a little less grippy on concrete, but still work well there. Exactly what I was looking for in terms of performance. I only wish the color (and pattern on the wheel) wasn't so bright. These wheels do not come with bearings or spacers.

I have ordered these wheels 3 times through the buy again feature. The only reason I gave this one a 2/5 was because the previous 2 were fine. This set of wheels I received had an almost oblong bore, making the diameter too small for the standard ABEC-5 bearings I use on my hockey skates. I had to use my dremel to widen the hole but it was a bit oval they were almost loose. Again 2/3 were perfect but this set was definitely defective. I couldn't get them back because I had a game that night and

I've been riding these wheels on the pavement 4 times a week for about 3 months and they still work. I used to use the standard wheels that came with my inline skates but they wore out completely after about 2 months of use. Being very strong, these wheels are a bit slippery, but I found it easy to get used to. And I don't know if it's just my imagination or not, but they seem to be faster than other wheels I've used. Overall these are the strongest and best inline skate wheels I know; Ideal…

These are the BEST wheels I have bought for tarmac roller hockey. I went through two different sets of wheels playing roller hockey on asphalt. However, they were all used up very quickly. In order to prolong the life of these wheels, I would have to constantly spin them to make them last. I even bought a hard wheel - 84A, but it didn't hold up any better. However, since purchasing these wheels I have not seen any wear on them in the last 5 times I have used them. These wheels are durable and…