indoor wheel with good grip and durability

[rinkrat94 1]

Hey guys,

I just started to play roller again and I need wheels with better grip. I am using rink rat hornets 76a with a 72-76-76-80 setup. Looking for a wheel with a combination of grip and durability. I play on a sportscourt. Any help woud be appriciated. Thanks

[fatwabbit 93]

revision variants... you could go platinum.

I'm on the bronze, but maybe i should have gotten the golds instead.

[rinkrat94 1]

would you reccomend going down to a 74?

[kpeach122 0]

how much do you weigh?

[BucksAway 16]

I am in the same situation what wheels should i get with good grip. Currently i have the mission BSX skate with original wheels and they are just not grippy enough occasionaly i end up doing the splits trying to do a sharp turn

What would u recomened?

[Invert 13]

I am in the same situation what wheels should i get with good grip. Currently i have the mission BSX skate with original wheels and they are just not grippy enough occasionaly i end up doing the splits trying to do a sharp turn

What would u recomened?

That would make sense, because those are multi-purpose wheels not suited for sportcourt. Since you are in BSX skates, I'm guessing that budget was an issue. I'd recommend the Labeda Gripper wheel for you. X-Soft if you are <170, Soft for 170-230. Great wheel for the money. Not as good as a Revision or Rink Rat, but you won't be disappointed.

[silverclrk 0]

purple milleniums all the way for sport court

[BucksAway 16]

I am in the same situation what wheels should i get with good grip. Currently i have the mission BSX skate with original wheels and they are just not grippy enough occasionaly i end up doing the splits trying to do a sharp turn

What would u recomened?

That would make sense, because those are multi-purpose wheels not suited for sportcourt. Since you are in BSX skates, I'm guessing that budget was an issue. I'd recommend the Labeda Gripper wheel for you. X-Soft if you are <170, Soft for 170-230. Great wheel for the money. Not as good as a Revision or Rink Rat, but you won't be disappointed.

Yes budget was the major concern because australia sucks, everything from now on im ordering from online

[BucksAway 16]

Also whats a good wheel for painted concrete?

[rinkrat94 1]

how much do you weigh?

210

[Bender 0]

Also whats a good wheel for painted concrete?

Painted concrete can be a bit of a pain to pick a good wheel for as it really depends on how well the rink is maintained. Painted concrete rinks are both the grippiest and the most slippery rinks I've ever skated on. In general though I'd try and get a grippy 76a wheel, they seem to hit a good combination of grip and durability (once again depending on how grippy the surface is, also depends on your weight).

PS: If you don't mind me asking, which state are you in?

[BucksAway 16]

Also whats a good wheel for painted concrete?

Painted concrete can be a bit of a pain to pick a good wheel for as it really depends on how well the rink is maintained. Painted concrete rinks are both the grippiest and the most slippery rinks I've ever skated on. In general though I'd try and get a grippy 76a wheel, they seem to hit a good combination of grip and durability (once again depending on how grippy the surface is, also depends on your weight).

PS: If you don't mind me asking, which state are you in?

I live in Victoria

Also i think the rink is maintaned fairly well, it is cleaned every night before games and before functions they have

I dont no in pounds but i think i way about 65-75 kg

[K9 Unit 1]

Also whats a good wheel for painted concrete?

Painted concrete can be a bit of a pain to pick a good wheel for as it really depends on how well the rink is maintained. Painted concrete rinks are both the grippiest and the most slippery rinks I've ever skated on. In general though I'd try and get a grippy 76a wheel, they seem to hit a good combination of grip and durability (once again depending on how grippy the surface is, also depends on your weight).

PS: If you don't mind me asking, which state are you in?

I live in Victoria

Also i think the rink is maintaned fairly well, it is cleaned every night before games and before functions they have

I dont no in pounds but i think i way about 65-75 kg

ahh...i have a friend that aussie, the conversion rate for kg - lbs is x2.2 ;)

[Bender 0]

Also whats a good wheel for painted concrete?

Painted concrete can be a bit of a pain to pick a good wheel for as it really depends on how well the rink is maintained. Painted concrete rinks are both the grippiest and the most slippery rinks I've ever skated on. In general though I'd try and get a grippy 76a wheel, they seem to hit a good combination of grip and durability (once again depending on how grippy the surface is, also depends on your weight).

PS: If you don't mind me asking, which state are you in?

I live in Victoria

Also i think the rink is maintaned fairly well, it is cleaned every night before games and before functions they have

I dont no in pounds but i think i way about 65-75 kg

Well I'm ruling out the dandenong rink as that place has been covered it dust every time I've been there (I don't think it's possible for anything to get grip at that place! Also I hope for your sake it isn't rosebud ). I think most of the other rinks arn't too bad, I'm about 55kg and 76a held up very well at my local (non-hockey) rink while still providing plenty of grip (hotshots to be exact), I'm now on labeda fuzions and while they provide a little more grip they don't have the same durability as the 76a's did. Hopefully this has helped a bit, if you've got any more questions send me a pm as I don't want to hi-jack this thread any more.

[BucksAway 16]

Also whats a good wheel for painted concrete?

Painted concrete can be a bit of a pain to pick a good wheel for as it really depends on how well the rink is maintained. Painted concrete rinks are both the grippiest and the most slippery rinks I've ever skated on. In general though I'd try and get a grippy 76a wheel, they seem to hit a good combination of grip and durability (once again depending on how grippy the surface is, also depends on your weight).

PS: If you don't mind me asking, which state are you in?

I live in Victoria

Also i think the rink is maintaned fairly well, it is cleaned every night before games and before functions they have

I dont no in pounds but i think i way about 65-75 kg

Well I'm ruling out the dandenong rink as that place has been covered it dust every time I've been there (I don't think it's possible for anything to get grip at that place! Also I hope for your sake it isn't rosebud ). I think most of the other rinks arn't too bad, I'm about 55kg and 76a held up very well at my local (non-hockey) rink while still providing plenty of grip (hotshots to be exact), I'm now on labeda fuzions and while they provide a little more grip they don't have the same durability as the 76a's did. Hopefully this has helped a bit, if you've got any more questions send me a pm as I don't want to hi-jack this thread any more.

na im not in melborune im in the geelong area

I think ill just go with 74a since im really light and i really next extra grip, i can seemyself pulling a groin if i continue with the mission bsx wheels