Labeda Whips Pink Soft

* WHIP WHEELS REQUIRE PURCHASE OF SPECIFIC SPACERS, ONCE SPACERS ARE PURCHASED WHEELS CAN BE BOUGHT WITHOUT SPACERS * The Pink Labeda Whip is the first real true innovation in wheels since the inception of dual and triple pour wheels. In testing and R&D for over 8 years. It’s unique “Patent Pending” EVO core creates a snap back effect that launches you out of every cut and step on the rink. Your wheels have never instantly reacted to your every move, until now. Whips are not only the most responsive wheel you have ever had under your skates, but with the most amazing grip and speed. Your wheels have never spun faster as our new EVO spacer system removes bearing pinch, allowing the freest spin you have ever experienced. GRIP, SPEED, RESPONSE and WEAR, there is nothing left to the imagination. It’s almost not right calling it a wheel, as your wheels have never performed like this, the ultimate pink performance wheel is now ready and waiting. IDEAL PLAYING SURFACE: StilMat, Sport Court, Plastic Tile WEIGHT GUIDELINES: Recommended for all players.  SIZE OPTIONS: 80mm, 76mm, other sizes to follow. WHEEL HARDNESS: X-Soft 74a *Hardness is a general guideline to direct a player to a wheel based on the player’s weight and skating ability level. A player may choose a wheel designed for a heavier, or a lighter weight skater. This will allow the player to boost and maximize their grip and/or rolling skate speed. If they have advanced skating skills to compress the wheel enough to grip, or are looking for softer wheels to maximize grip on skating surfaces. Choosing to do either, may cause extended or premature wear. Soft 76a *Hardness is a general guideline to direct a player to a wheel based on the player’s weight and skating ability level. A player may choose a wheel designed for a heavier, or a lighter weight skater. This will allow the player to boost and maximize their grip and/or rolling skate speed. If they have advanced skating skills to compress the wheel enough to grip, or are looking for softer wheels to maximize grip on skating surfaces. Choosing to do either, may cause extended or premature wear.