Here is a new review of the Heartless Wheels taken from user "I_grimbaldi" on the SkateLog Forum:
"Thanks for putting the Heartless' out. I tried them on the recommendation of Chrissy Cruizzer and am unsure why I haven't tried out a thinner wheel before. I skated on them for 15 minutes on Friday night at B&T before having to head off to a game in Spokane, WA. In those 15 minutes alone I realized that some of my biggest agility problems I've been having were not really me problems, but more so wheel problems.
I also took these out on our home rink, which is really filthy concrete and they have amazing grip. Normally I can never hit full speed without a fear of loosing my footing on the corner. For the first time yesterday I was able to really skate on our floor.
In short, I've been able to do things, and try out new moves that I would have never be able to do before. I'm amazed at the difference in my skating just changing my wheels have made. Thank you for your awesome product!"
2 comments:
I am considering purchasing Heartless Wheels-Stalker. I also skate on concrete. Which wheels did you purchase and are you a jammer or blocker/pivot?
BE CAREFUL WITH HEARTLESS. I bought a full set of the Vanish. Spec's say they are supposed to be 96's, but the grip felt closer to a 90, which kinda impressed me... at first. Then I noticed that one of the Hubs was not in alignment with the outer surface of the wheel which was causing them to feel like I had a "flat tire". After 6 hours of skate time, two of the pusher wheels are half bald and I have a flat tire on one. You're paying for the pretty colors and logo's, not a quality wheel. I Switched back to my Atom Omega's.
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