I've been playing roller hockey for 12 years and this are the best wheels for the money. They last long and never chunk unless your a larger size player. I've purchased these wheels every time I needed new ones since day one of playing.

this is my go-to-wheel that will never let me down. I always keep a fresh pair handy in case whatever new wheel I am trying isn't working out. I use the yellowish-green Med Hardness wheel and find that it works great for me indoors. I am bigger and heavier than most players (6'4" 220) so you might be more comfortable with the Soft hardness indoors. But I find that I can also use the Med hardness wheels outdoor too on smooth concrete. Thats another reason I like having a fresh pair around. I know I can dedicate this wheel to indoor or outdoor whenever I need to (note* once you use a wheel outside it looses its tackiness and indoor performance is greatly reduced. I feel that if you ever skate a wheel outside you can never use it indoors again.)

If your on a budget and are looking for good quality wheels, you have found it! yes the Labeda Grippers are the best bang for your buck! I have always used the Milleniums and they're great. But if your on a tight budget and need a quick fix or wanna try a new set of wheels the Labeda Grippers are another option. I got a set and they're awesome! I'm 155lbs and got the Xsoft Wheels, I feel alot more stable and got the same grip and performance as the milleniums. Either or you what you pay for, but I would reccomend the Labeda Grippers for anyone to try! At 6bucks a wheel... why not!?

best bang for your buck. if youre looking for a high performance wheel this is not for you but if youre looking for a good recreational wheel then theyre the best.

good wheels i just got them and have played outside and inside with them and they have barely even started to wear yet. for the price this is the best wheel out right now cant beat it

These wheels came out forever ago and they are still just as good as any other high performance wheel. My favorite perk is that they are very affordable.

im a big player so i can chew up wheels quickly...but this wheel last long and sticks great,indoor or out.

I plan on getting these wheels I play on sportcourt and I weigh 175 lbs... Does anyone know if it would be best to get the red (x soft) or white (soft)?

I basically bought these because I needed am inexpensive replacement for and I felt like I needed a little harder wheel to get a little extra speed (I'm about 205 lbs). I did feel a little gain and although they do stick pretty well on SportCourt, they are not very forgiving when it comes to turning and stopping. You probably won't have to worry about them cracking, but mine began to "peel" after only a few games. In hindsight I probably should have spent the extra $3 a wheel on the Milleniums.

Switched back to the Grippers after splitting a couple Kuzak wheels in half after just four games. Labeda wheels are just solid. Will never switch again. If it ain't broke ...

hi i am long time hockey player, i play on a travel roller hockey team and ice. i am a person with lots of experience on a hockeyrink .i know when people look at these ratings they dont know who is rating the stuff we wonder if the person knows what they are talking about..i just got these for indoor and they are one of the best indoor wheels ive had cant go wrong with this buy

never stuck like this

these wheels r the best for in or out doors get them get them

These wheels are great ive played with them for about a year now ,outside on basketball courts with my boys and on streets and they didnt crack and hardly rubbed off

never let me down

best stopping wheel ever never cracks