Rollerski Wheels

Comparing Classic and Skate Rollerski Wheels

This category offers an extensive range of rollerski wheels and fenders. When purchasing wheels for rollerskiing, the primary consideration should be the style. There are two distinct styles for rollerskis.

• The classic style involves moving your legs in a parallel motion
• The skate style requires moving your legs much like you would on inline skates, positioning your feet in a fishbone pattern

Classic style rollerski wheels are wide and designed to roll centrally on the wheel. Conversely, skate wheels are narrower, engineered to provide a seamless transition from one edge to the other.

Front and Rear Rollerski Wheels Differ

Each rollerski requires only two wheels. This arrangement is intended to replicate the sensation of using a standard pair of cross-country skis perfectly.

The rear wheel rotates in a single direction, whereas the front wheel rotates in both directions. This configuration enables forward movement, closely simulating the experience of cross-country skiing.

Wheel Hardness and Terrain Choice

When selecting rollerski wheels, it's crucial to consider the terrain you'd like to traverse. For gravel paths, softer wheels are advisable, as they offer a more comfortable ride and superior grip. If your preference is limited to asphalt surfaces, opting for harder rollerski wheels is recommended. A harder wheel reduces friction on asphalt, conserving energy over time.