I always make sure to get period blood red with a graffiti font. I feel it brings out the best of my skills.. Yeehaww!! AMERICUH!!!! 🙂👍

@ I like plan orange wheels on the bauer rsx it really looks nice.... LET'S GO AMERICA BOYS!

SAME SFC Bauer x

Cole Younger it's the same thing as skateboard wheels dude if you skate concrete skatepark you use harder wheels if you cruise you use softer wheels my cruise wheels are 80A

I use 94A for outdoors and they're great. Labeda makes them. Labeda Xtreme I think they're called.

Whoever told you that is giving bad info. That setup will work but ONLY if the 1st/4th wheels are a softer rating than the 2nd/3rd wheels. For example.. 78A for the 1st/4th and 82A for 2nd/3rd. That setup is called the rocker. That gives grip in the front and back and speed in the middle. The way that someone told you to do it would negate all the speed you generated because the middle wheels would grip and control all your thrust. Trust me, do not do it like that.. regardless of the surface. You can do it a couple different ways. The best 2 ways in my opinion are like this.. - - softer wheels on the front 2 Harder wheels on the back 2. For example.. 74A on the front and 78A on the back two. My favorite way is to go 4 different wheel grips. 74A - 76A - 78A - 80A.. in that exact order. I play indoor.. on sport court, so that’s how I do it as far as grip rating goes. You will do the same thing for outdoor.. but you won’t be using 74A and other soft wheels. But you would still put softer wheels in front harder in back or have it gradually go up like the example I gave you. There’s a couple other ways.. but the they are VERY surface specific.. and not all outdoor or indoor rinks are the same. Hope that helped..

EastSinatra74 yes but it won’t last that long so I take my hockey a-number and add 2 and it works great

+NerfandOtherStuff Get yourself a hockey wrap around. search for them on google.

Shooting pad. Smooth plastic sheet. Can usually get them at a hockey shop

generation stupid did you find any wheels that suit your needs?

Yes

no

74a unless ur like 200lbs

Yea bro that’s sealed concrete ur playing on. It’s probably painted over. I would get 80a Labeda yellow grippers.

Nathan Drews no that's too hard for indoor

Ur gonna fall buddy

labedas/rink rats maybe. 78a probably. I play on sport court and I weigh 120, I use 76a

+Clever Happy Derp mate i see you on every inline hockey video ahaha. wouldn't 74a-76a be better for smooth as glass painted concrete and my weight?

neeko well I would say 74 is a bit low actually, but 76 probably would be good. Like I said, I play on plastic tiles so I don't know too much about concrete. I do know it's harder tho. And yeah, I play roller and ice hockey, and I comment alot lol

I play on concrete that's a little slick, I weigh about 160lbs and use Revel Cerebrus 74A and they are the grippiest I've used on concrete.

Snapple431 Msp more grip like u should get rink rat wheels

Most regular inline skate wheels can be the gel type these are often more like skateboarding wheels. IE Harder

I don't.. Sorry.

They probably don't even play inline hockey. The fact they didn't mention Mission skates using hi-lo shows and they are easily more popular hockey skates

+Iman Nsour We've been super busy but we'll have a new video each week! Thanks for checking with us each week.

pattycakes127 it all depends of preference the harder the wheel the more they will slide out but they will last longer if you want to be able to turn well go with softer whells only downside is that they won't last that long.

ROO or labeda

ROO yup

Rink rat Street rat I don’t Buy that

Joseph Nappi Drums did you ever find a good set?

peggy harris milleniuems are better

@@philipchristian9142 I like millenniums and rink rat tricksters. I go back and forth, but I am friends with the owner or sales person of rink rat so I do get hooked up a bit.