🛼 Rollerex VXT500 Inline Skate Wheels (8 Wheels w/Bearings, spacers and washers) - Multiple Size & Color Options - Indoor/Outdoor/Hockey - Ideal for Roller Blade Wheel Replacement Review

The wheels themselves appear to be of good quality. I haven't skated enough to speak about durability, but the hardness of the wheels is definitely there, they roll very well. The color is pretty good too. Trapped camps on the other side. were the slowest and worst bearing you will ever find. My old abandoned, never cleaned, corroded ABEC5s are much better. They also cannot be opened or cleaned, so most of them are scrap metal.

Last time I bought individual wheels, spacers and bearings but I had a mismatch so the wheels clicked every time I moved my weight. (I probably needed a shim to take up the sag, but I just got over it.) From now on, I will only buy these all-in-one wheelsets. I really appreciate how easy it is to take them straight out of the box to my skates and I'm back on the road. I love bright colors. They're not for racers, but they're exactly what I need. I skate for fitness so I love that they make me…

These wheels will not fit Hilo junior hockey shoes. They are too big for the two front wheels so we bought 68mm Labeda Asphalt wheels for the two front wheels on each skate. They claim they are hard wheels but after only 3 weeks they are shredded and the Labeda wheels which are in front and should show the most wear show no wear at all. These wheels are a little cheaper but the quality is the same. If you use them on tarmac, don't waste your money. I should probably add that we live in Michigan

My kids love to run around and I've worn my wheels almost to the rims. My skates are good, but not the best. I wanted to find wheels that could handle our neighborhood's tarmac and still allow me to keep up with my kids. Pretty much everything I found was really expensive - even that was a bit more expensive than what I was willing to pay. So far they seem pretty solid though - I've probably ridden them about 30 miles at this point. They obviously show signs of wear, but no more than expected…