PROSKATE TRUST Never Stop Tornado Quad Hockey Skate

• Handcrafted 100% GENUINE LEATHER Boot - built for superior durability, comfort, and lasting aesthetics.
• Special Inner Comfort Lining - that provides exceptional cushioning and breathability for all day skating comfort.
• Non-Rusting Metal Eyelets - built to last, maintaining both function and timeless appearance.
• ABEC 9 precision bearings - with nylon cage, dust proof seals and deep groove channels deliver lightning fast roll, and rock solid stability pre-treated with race oil for instant top speed right out of the box. 7-ball features rubber seals to protect against dust.
• 7mm & 8mm Axles - precision machined for durability and optimal wheel alignment.
• Reinforced Toe Cap - engineered for maximum safety and protection against impacts.
• Engineered Plastic Frame - delivering a lightweight yet robust foundation for enhanced skating stability.
• Self-Lock Nut System - ensures secure wheel attachment and maintenance free performance.
• Broader Toe Brake - designed to offer reliable stopping power and control during sudden stops.
• High Tensile Rubber Cushions - absorb shocks and vibrations for smoother rides and better manoeuvrability.

Q: What are the specification of the wheels?

A: • NEVER STOP - 62MM x 42MM, 95A (Diameter x Width, Hardness)

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’s the difference between 7mm and 8mm axles in roller skates?
A: 7mm and 8mm axles are the metal rods that hold the wheels and bearings on your roller skates. The key difference is their thickness: 7mm axles are slimmer and lighter, while 8mm axles are thicker and tougher. This makes 7mm feel quicker and more precise for smooth skating, but 8mm stronger and more reliable for rough use.

Q: Is there any recommended skater weight for choosing between 7mm or 8mm axles?
A: If you’re under 68 kg and skate smoothly, go for 7mm - it’s lighter and more responsive. If you’re over 68kg, or you skate aggressively, pick 8mm for extra strength to avoid bending or breakage.

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.