Description
Roll Line - 57mm Devil Wheel (4 pack)
Hardness: Ivory=36D, Aqua=39D, & Light Blue=42D
Diameter: 57mm
Compound: A Roll-Line patented-Mixed Compound Elastomeric Formula
The Devil wheels are designed for high-level roller skating, and to adapt your skating to many different surfaces, particularly very slippery ones, without compromising on speed and roll.
*Custom sets available upon request*
Hardness: Ivory=36D, Aqua=39D, & Light Blue=42D
Diameter: 57mm
Compound: A Roll-Line patented-Mixed Compound Elastomeric Formula
The Devil wheels are designed for high-level roller skating, and to adapt your skating to many different surfaces, particularly very slippery ones, without compromising on speed and roll.
- Given their characteristics, these wheels have been equipped with a rigid hub that allows them to roll extremely well, with incurring the typical flattening that is expected with very soft traditional wheels, or the slowdowns of polyurethane wheels.
- The tread is produced by injection of a mix of thermoplastic polymer materials.
- The rounded finish allows for use with little to no adjustment time.
- It is possible to combine these wheels with the Professional wheels for a perfect balance between grip and smoothness.
- Available in seven hardnesses (colors) and one diameter: 57mm.
- Available in sets of 4 wheels (It is at the discretion of each reseller to sell units in smaller quantities).
*Custom sets available upon request*
Product Reviews
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Devil Wheels
53D Devil wheels have become my favorite wheel. Previous wheels included 57D Magnums, 49D Magnums, 98A Leopards, 98A Roller Bones, etc. The Devil wheels feel like the perfect blend between Magnum and urethane wheels. They have predictable, uniform grip (much more so than Leopards), but release their grip with minimal effort allowing for effortless spins/transitions. I skate on finished hardwood floors. While it is recommended to move down on the durometer scale when switching from Magnums to Devil wheels, I found the 53D Devil wheels to be considerably grippier than the 57D Magnums. However, this may be due to the hot/humid summer weather which may have more of an impact on the Devil wheel.
