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Atom Skates - Black Poison Savant Wheels - Set of 4

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$35.00

Please order TWO sets of 4 wheels for your Rollerskates. A pair of Rollerskates requires 8 wheels total.

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Atom Skates - Black Poison Savant Wheels - Set of 4


Love Poison grip but want more roll?... Say hello to Poison Savant!
What could possibly make Atom's Poison, one of the top performing wheels in the industry, any better?... Our exciting NEW SAVANT core of course!

First, we start with Savant, featuring an oversized core with a molded lip. The oversized core not only reduces weight but increases the overall roll (speed). With the increased speed the molded lip plays a big role in ensuring the grip characteristics remain!

Then we wrapped that puppy in our famous Poison urethane. Poison provides awesome grip without that 'sluggish marshmallow' feeling which allows for more roll.

Poison Savant is perfect for: Outdoor tracks, Slick Sport Courts, Bank Tracks and Dirty Wood Floors.

Oversized 45mm Core
5mm tire with 7mm lip
68 grams per wheel (Over 20% weight reduction compared to Boom Solid Core 59x38)

Size: 59mm x 38mm

Hardness: Hybrid

Surfaces: Slick Surfaces, Indoor










Product Reviews

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    Atom Black Poison Savant Wheels

    MG on Jan 18 2023

    Note that "black" wheels are actually dark grayish-black due to clear "tire" material over the black plastic inner rim. Skater weight of 175 lbs on antique Chicago Black Panther plates (with limited clearance, really needs 57mm or less wheels). The grip on these wheels is unbelievable on a coated wood floor, no slippage at all (was afraid to try a floor slide stop). They also appear immune (time will tell) to picking up the black residue that appears to inhabit this particular floor, and "coats" many wheels. But as always, the trade-off for these sticky wheels is having to push harder and more often (i.e. less "roll") than on harder and less sticky wheels. These are not what I would consider a "speed" wheel - but also not as soft and slow as an outdoor wheel. So a compromise wheel that falls in-between, perhaps slightly closer to the speed wheel zone. Rollerbones Turbos 62mm (97A) have much better roll, but less consistent grip, at least partially due to black residue accumulation. These wheels definitely have their place - perhaps places and applications that need more grip and quick directional changes (roller derby, hockey) without a high priority on speed or for lighter skaters in search of grippier wheels.