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Serving players since 1988.
The Bauer Street Roller Hockey Wheels are perfect for rough surfaces like asphalt or concrete. These wheels have a durameter rating of 82A, offering the ideal amount of glide to let you skate on rugged surfaces. Sold as a 4-Pack.
Feature
Description
Terrain Recommendation
Outdoor| Rough surfaces
Level
Performance
Durameter
82A
Wheel Sizes
59mm, 68mm, 72mm, 76mm, 80mm
Wheel Durameter measures the overall hardness of a wheel. The lower the rating, the softer the wheel and the more grip it provides. The higher the number, the harder the rubber materials.
Surface
Wheel Durameter Guideline
Indoor
72A - 80A
Outdoor
82A - 85A
Multi-Surface
~78A
Player size plays a key role in selecting wheel durameter for play on indoor surfaces. Weight affects wheel compression, which can change how the wheel grips on the surface. Smaller players will want to choose a softer wheel that compresses easier while larger players should choose a harder wheel with more resistance to compression, to ensure that hardness is consistent across all players.
Wheel Size refers to the height measurement taken from the middle of the wheel, expressed in millimetres.
Wheel Durameter measures the overall hardness of a wheel. The lower the rating, the softer the wheel and the more grip it provides. The higher the number, the harder the rubber materials.
Surface
Wheel Durameter Guideline
Indoor
72A - 80A
Outdoor
82A - 85A
Multi-Surface
~78A
Player size plays a key role in selecting wheel durameter for play on indoor surfaces. Weight affects wheel compression, which can change how the wheel grips on the surface. Smaller players will want to choose a softer wheel that compresses easier while larger players should choose a harder wheel with more resistance to compression, to ensure that hardness is consistent across all players.
Wheel Size refers to the height measurement taken from the middle of the wheel, expressed in millimetres.