PROSKATE CR13 RINK SKATE WHEEL

• Premium Polyurethane Construction - High-grade PU compound strikes the ideal balance of hardness and flex, delivering the responsiveness serious competitors demand lap after lap.
• Super High Rebound (SHR) Formula - Our proprietary SHR compound captures and returns energy with every stride, converting push power into forward momentum so you carry more speed through every bank.
• Precision Grip Architecture - Steep banking demands a wheel that bites when you need it and releases when you don't. The CR13 walks that line perfectly, giving you confidence through the sharpest transitions.
• Zero Energy Leak Design - Lightweight build with high-tensile PU means no flex where you don't want it, no dead spots, no wasted momentum. Just pure, clean transfer of power to the floor.
• Superior Shock Absorption - Advanced PU cushioning absorbs vibration and track imperfections, keeping your legs fresh and your focus sharp during high-intensity competition.
• Competition-Grade Wear Resistance - Engineered to resist flat spots, surface cracking, and abrasion even after seasons of hard training and racing - because your wheels should last as long as your drive.
• Impact & Scratch Resistant - Built to handle aggressive skating, tight pack racing, and the physical demands of bank track without chipping or degrading.
• Lightweight & Fast Rolling - Optimised weight profile means nothing interrupts your flow over cracks or surface changes - just clean, unbroken speed.
• As part of our commitment to quality and durability, we update our materials regularly. Wheel color might differ from what’s pictured.

Q: What does (MM) mean on skate wheels, and why do wheels with the same size and hardness perform differently?
A: Wheel diameter is measured in millimetres (MM), indicating size. Bigger wheels roll faster and smooth over rough surfaces; smaller ones give better control for tricks.
Wheels with same MM and A differ due to material, shape, core design, surface texture, and manufacturing precision, impacting grip, speed, and feel.

Q: What does (A) mean on skate wheels?
A: (A) shows hardness - softer (lower numbers) grips better for outdoor smoothness; harder (higher) rolls faster indoors and lasts longer. MM and A together match wheels to your style: speed, control, or smoothness.

Q: What skate wheel size is best for different age groups?
A: For young beginners (ages 6–8), smaller wheels (55mm–58mm) offer better balance and control by keeping the skater closer to the ground. For older kids and adults (ages 8+), 58mm–65mm wheels suit smoother, faster skating as confidence and skill grow. That said, skill level and skating surface matter just as much as age when choosing the right wheel size.

Q: Can I use quad rink wheels on the road?
A: Quad rink wheels (harder) suit smooth indoors but fail outdoors: rough ride, poor control, fast wear, flat spots, cracking, and grip loss. Use softer, wider outdoor wheels for grip, shock absorption, and safety on roads.

Q: Can I use quad road wheels on the rink?
A: Road wheels (soft/grippy) work outdoors but indoors create excess grip, slowing speed and turns. They won’t damage, but switch to harder rink wheels for faster glide and control indoors.

At Proskate, we take pride in crafting high-performance gear using only premium-grade materials. 

• Every product comes with a 6-month guarantee against manufacturing defects.
  If any part is found defective by our expert team, we’ll repair or replace it free of charge.
• We understand that in the world of speed skating, falls and impacts are part of the journey - while no product can withstand every accident, our commitment stands firm.
• We’ll replace any damaged part at a minimal cost, ensuring your performance never stops.
• Choosing Proskate means choosing reliability, innovation, and the confidence of owning gear from a trusted INDIAN brand dedicated to your excellence.