Indoor/outdoor wheels

[Crosby66 0]

Can these take alot of abuse outside and could I still use them inside if I choose?

[AIREAYE 248]

It's like those one-size-fits-all kinda deals where they should work for both, but are not good for either. Indoor wheels generally come in 70-80 hardness, a heavier player would probably lean more towards the 76 hardness and up while lighter players could go for 72 or 74. Outdoor designation usually starts 80 and up, again depending on weight mostly.

I'm not 100% but I think Indoor/Outdoor wheels are 78 hardness so like I said, they could work for both, but aren't best for either

[start_today 769]

I've always found these to be passable outdoor wheels, and absolutely terrible indoor wheels. Don't buy them if you plan on playing indoor at all.

You'll be much happier, and probably get a better value if you just buy cheapish to midrange outdoor wheels and midrange indoor wheels, then just change them as needed. Your money outlay will be bigger at first, but both sets will last longer and perform better.