Rollerski Wheels

Comparing Classic and Skate Rollerski Wheels

Explore our diverse range of rollerski wheels and fenders here. The primary decision when selecting rollerski wheels involves the preferred style. Rollerskis feature two distinct styles.

• The classic style, characterized by a parallel leg movement
• The skate style, which mimics inline skating with a fishbone foot position

Wheels for the classic style are designed to be wider, focusing on centre rolling. Skate style wheels are slimmer and provide a smoother transition from edge to edge.

Front and Rear Rollerski Wheels Differ

Each rollerski requires just two wheels, optimizing the sensation similar to traditional cross-country skis.

The rear wheel rotates only in one direction, while the front wheel moves freely in both. This setup enables you to move forward, closely simulating the feel of cross-country skiing.

Considering Wheel Hardness and Terrain

Selecting rollerski wheels also involves thinking about the terrain you'll encounter. For gravel paths, opting for softer wheels is advisable, offering a smoother and more secure ride. Conversely, for asphalt surfaces, harder rollerski wheels reduce friction, conserving energy in the long term.