Roller Hockey Equipment--Revision Wheel Technology--1

Your problem is that you are using too hard of a wheel. When you buy new ones you could either go with the revision platinum or golds but they are expensive. You should get 76a softness. As for "roughing the wheels up" you dont really have to do that just use them on the sportcourt for a couple of games and NEVER ride them on concrete so they dont rip.

and also is 78a right 4 me? what grip should i get if i get new ones? and do u think i should rough them up again if i get softer wheels or r they good 2 skate right outta da box? cause i dont really know

hey um i gotta question about wheels ive been playin ice hockey 4 a while and i just started playing inline and well i got this pair of ccm 2.0 skates and the wheels were 78A and i weigh 110 lbs 12 yrs old and well i went to skate @ da rink and they gripped horribly. (the surface of the rink was sport court) and then i went home and skated in my driveway with them 2 rough them up a bit and then they gripped fine. but do u think i should do that again whenever i get new skates? caus idk