Swenor Fibreglass #3 Slow Rear Complete Wheel Brushes dry conditions as well as

dry conditions as well as hard-pressed

A lowered aluminum monocoque shaft drops the skier’s center of gravity

World Cup service techs routinely use extended periods of Hot Box time to fully saturate ski bases for optimal race speeds

Advanced skate skiers are split in their use of the standard #2 or slower softer #3 skate wheels which tend to wear more quickly

All training skis come with the #2 medium speed and hardness wheel standard

Swenor Fibreglass #3 Slow Rear Complete Wheel Brushes dry conditions as well asWheel Size: The larger diameter classic wheels roll over rough pavement and loose gravel more easily than the smaller wheels. Breadth is added to larger wheels to add stability in compensation for a higher center of gravity. Larger diameter wheels will sustain more use than smaller wheels of the same hardness. Smaller diameter wheels keep skiers closer to the ground for stability and are lighter. Small Classic (#1 race, #2 med, #3 slow) Diameter 65mm,