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padrino

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Re:Good Indoors wheels?!?! - 20:55 10 Jan 06 Drakey, I was fully expecting you to call me a tart for that - your loosing your touch

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dogsbody

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Re:Good Indoors wheels?!?! - 21:16 10 Jan 06 Hyper 250s I believe, as worn by all good street skaters!!Now I'm confused!

Your orange wheels are 84A which we determined was softer didn't we?? So surely they would be worse for a street skate as they would wear down VERY quickly!

HARDER = WEAR DOWN SLOWER = LESS GRIP = GOOD FOR OUTSIDE
SOFTER = WEAR DOWN FASTER = MORE GRIP = GOOD FOR INSIDE

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padrino

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Re:Good Indoors wheels?!?! - 21:37 10 Jan 06 they are soft, and grippy but they seem to be quite durable for some reason.

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Drakey
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Re:Good Indoors wheels?!?! - 22:33 10 Jan 06 No Dogsbody,
it's the other way round, the higher the durometer rating the harder wearing, but that's not the whole story, the 250s are outdoor hockey wheels, so they have some grip but can be slid quite well too, the harder compound improves wear.

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padrino

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Re:Good Indoors wheels?!?! - 09:18 11 Jan 06 ... and they are orange which helps, especially with red frames

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dogsbody

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Re:Good Indoors wheels?!?! - 09:49 11 Jan 06 it's the other way round, the higher the durometer rating the harder wearing, but that's not the whole story, the 250s are outdoor hockey wheels, so they have some grip but can be slid quite well too, the harder compound improves wear.OK, so my.....

HARDER = WEAR DOWN SLOWER = LESS GRIP = GOOD FOR OUTSIDE
SOFTER = WEAR DOWN FASTER = MORE GRIP = GOOD FOR INSIDE

... is still correct it's just you have strange "outdoor hockey" wheels

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Merry

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Re:Good Indoors wheels?!?! - 09:50 11 Jan 06 I'm confused!

*it doesn't take much* I may have to phone a friend

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padrino

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Re:Good Indoors wheels?!?! - 11:47 11 Jan 06 Merry - you're thinking too hard!! Lets go back to basics here, they are Orange - does that go with your skates/frames? Simple :-D

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Merry

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Re:Good Indoors wheels?!?! - 11:49 11 Jan 06 padrino wrote:
Merry - you're thinking too hard!! Lets go back to basics here, they are Orange - does that go with your skates/frames? Simple :-D

It all becomes clear

Your right - Well Orange is THE Cskate colour so they must be right

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