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Hardness of wheel determining best for indoor or outdoor use
High Performance - larger wheels for very high speeds
Rollerblade's Hydrogen Wheels are the pinnacle of performance. When speed is your game, the 100mm wheels are the ones you want spinning underneath your feet. They deliver power and response with more grip to keep your steady and longevity for greater use. The urethane is a great vibration reducer which means less fatigue and more performance for longer stretches. The core of the Rollerblade Hydrogen Wheels are designed in a way to give you more flex, power and energy with each stride. These premium wheels are a must-have for the serious skater looking for that performance.
A: This wheel fits the standard 608 bearing size, which is an 8mm bore, a 22mm diameter, and 7mm wide. All the bearings sold on our website will fit this wheel.
Answered : Oct 14, 2020
By : Chris, United States
Q: Hello, I used my rollerblades for the first time today and the black asphalt turned these white wheels into an ugly brown. Is there any way to clean this off? I'd be very disappointed if i can't correct this issue. Thanks
Asked : Jul 16, 2018
By : Brady, Midland, Michigan
A: I don't personally know of a way to clean the wheels to return them to their like new condition and I would have to assume any work done to clean them would be a detriment to the performance of the wheel. You could probably clean them with alcohol but then they could be slippery and then they will just get dirty next time you skate outdoors. Only real way to keep them cleaner is to only skate indoors on a clean rink surface and even then you will get some discoloration in the wheels while they wear.
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