Inline hockey wheels
Three compounds for indoor rinks and plastic floors. Choose yours based on your weight and playing style
B21 Wheels
Exceptional grip for light, technical players. In senior and junior sizes
Fussion Wheels
Our softest, most premium compound, for maximum grip. For players and goalies
Which wheel is right for you?
All three are made for indoor rinks. They differ in compound, hardness and sizes
- Ideal for
- Light, technical players
- Hardness
- 76A · soft
- Sizes
- 68, 72, 76 and 80 mm
- For
- Player
- Ideal for
- Anyone after maximum grip
- Hardness
- 74A · the softest
- Sizes
- 59, 68, 72, 76 and 80 mm
- For
- Player and goalie
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What wheel hardness do I need?
For indoor rinks and plastic floors we recommend a hardness of 76A (ST and B21): it's the best balance between grip and durability for most players. If you want maximum grip, choose a softer wheel such as Fussion 74A.
What wheel size do I need?
It depends on your skate. Most senior skates (sizes 6 to 12) use a Hi-Lo 80/76 setup: two 80 mm wheels at the back and two 76 mm wheels at the front. Junior skates (sizes 3 to 5.5) usually use Hi-Lo 72/68. Some skates use four identical wheels, for example four 80 mm.
What surfaces can I use the wheels on?
Our wheels are designed for indoor rinks: plastic tiles, wood and smooth concrete. For outdoor use, a harder wheel is a better choice.
How long does shipping take?
We ship every business day. In Spain, 24–48 business hours with free shipping. In Europe, 1–3 business days, free from €139.99. In the US, Canada and internationally, usually 3 days (7 at most), with free shipping from 2 sets.
How do I change the wheels?
Loosen the axle with an Allen key and take the wheel out. Move the bearings and the spacer to the new wheel, put the axle back and tighten it until the wheel spins freely with no play.
Where can I buy in a physical store?
We have official dealers in Germany, France, Belgium, Canada and Colombia. You can see them all on the store map.














