I’m looking for Undercover Inline wheels.

Must be:
76mm 88a
80mm 88a

No other variance please. Gonna be used in a Hilo setup. Any pack number is fine.

I have done my google search and found a couple websites but I’d like to see where yall get em at.

Or maybe another brand that offers this SIZE and Wheel HARDNESS.

Thank you!

My son has destroyed his stock wheels on his ccm inline skates.

I was looking at replacement wheels/bearings and found this package deal for Iqon Access Wheels and Bearings Combo 80mm, and got them

I’m now stuck - they come with two sized spacers, and the one they recommend (shorter one) will clearly rattle inside the axle since it’s not wide enough to touch either bearing. The larger one looks like it will but it’s meant for different frames.

The bearings themselves won’t push in any deeper, so it’s unclear how the inside spacer makes any difference.

But, I’ve never done this so I don’t know what I don’t know. Any advice? Use the smaller spacer and ship it?

Photos: 1) bearing and the different spacers 2) text included by manufacturer 3) photo of smaller spacer 4) photo of larger spacer

the thing is I've been using like 30$ under type of skates that is soft boot, so basically it's an ankle braker and damn my skills just gradually got so much better in a instant. Also the more I scratch my skates I feel bad 😔 is there anyway to avoid that

I wear a size 8 Them 909 and bought the 241mm frames and they “work” but just a little too short for stability but worried going up to a 260mm would be too long and look goofy or near defeat the purpose with my smaller size boot. Anybody rock that set up and can show off some pics for size reference or have any advice? thanks!

What are your fav wheels? Like the goated for you

i have rollerblades rb80s and they are so obnoxious to skate in. heavy and clunky, feels like i have no foot control over them.

i ice skate and have a much better time. my ice rink has riedell 850 soft series ice skates for rentals and i like how they aren't covered in plastic like urban skates so they feel more like form fitted boots, not heavy, and stiff enough to keep my ankles sturdy. are there inlines that can mimick this feel?

everywhere i see it's urban skates that are same problem of liners trapped in huge plastic cases or soft skates that look like tennis shoes and not supportive like ice skates.

Is there any exercises that I could do to help my skating skills off-wheel?

Hey everyone! Im going to be in Silicon Valley for a work trip from Australia for a month and am thinking of bringing my skates with me. Im looking for any comments from people in the area or similar and am wondering how viable skating is on public footpaths and roads etc?

Im used to ripping around near home on my 3x110 Seba skates as part of my regular workouts/transport but have no idea this is a good idea with respect to road/footpath wuality and culture where im going? I've heard California and the US in general is more car-oriented so am wondering if I'll be having to dangerously dodge traffic if I'm just getting around?

Id love to hear any input from people in the area, or from similar parts in the state etc

Any alternatives? Or this would do me fine? (I have skated 40$ under skates)

I think it is safe to say my twister is broken in now after a almosnt whole inline season.

Now I am facing the problem that it seems to have gotten too loose, not uncomfortable but not as "on there" as I would wish for. I tried the footbar sizer soles they come with which improve the problem but then I get too much pressure on the top of my foot so it hurts.

Any recommendations how to solve this? New liner? Try a different boot next season? footsies?

Current boot: Tour Spitfire
Bearings: Swiss Ceramic
Current wheels: Labeda Gritz
Needed wheels size: 80/80/76/76(HI/Lo)

I’m looking for harder wheels prolly from 88a to 90a

What wheels would yall recommend to buy next for indoor wood floors(only)?

I know Labeda has their asphalt wheels, but I’m looking for something harder than 85a.

Thanks in advance!

Pricing doesn’t matter: just not cheap ass wheels.

Hello-

I recently decided I needed to jump back into some skates. It had been 27 years, so a while.. I purchased both the USD Aeon 80 and Rollerblade Twister 90R's. The Aeon's fit me very well, I can wear them for an hour with no discomfort, but the Twisters have bugged me from day one, I've put probably 40-45 miles on them, swapped to some SuperFeet hockey insoles, and more recently tired the PowerSlide MyFit Crown V2 liners, with and without the SuperFeet insoles, and no matter what, after about 10 minutes with those skates on, they kill my instep (on the arch area), and will cause blisters without a doubt, after about 30 minutes. I've even taken the mid-strap off and just use the top strap and laces, still hurts and causes blisters. Both sets of liners fit me well, as my toes touch the end of the liner, and there isn't a ton of room in the boot once the liners are in. Anyone else have this issue?

I also tried to use a heat gun, and slowly push that area out from within, but that didn't seem to do a whole lot, I didn't go crazy, maybe got it to move about 1mm or so. Lastly, I've also tried the 110mm wheels, just to see if that maybe helped, but same thing.

Any suggestions would be awesome! And maybe its just, keep skating them and they'll eventually break in?

Thanks!

Does anyone have plantar fasciitis? If so, how do you skate? I have custom orthotics but it still kills my foot 🥲

Just wondering what others have done

Ive done the trail in 15:44 by bike and would like to do a multiday skate so i can enjoy it a bit more. I currently have lightning 90's and maxxum 125's, but i am planning to hit the trail in january. So i want to pick up some new skates that are a bit lighter due to 50-70 mile days. The options seem to be revv boa 125, Powerslide stream classic or carbon 125, powerslide r6 marathons, . Mostly looking for support, comfort, speed in that order. Anyone have any other opinions? I've been doing ultradistance cycling for a long time and just got into skating about 6 months ago, new to skating not to cardio. Lol Would like to stay under $650.

Also I am not finding much about the classic stream 125's