Does anyone know if webersports.com is a reputable seller?

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gsp1179

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Harder = longer lasting, correct? and I was told they make good street scooting wheels

what do you suggest I get? my wheels are already flying apart and I've had them like a month

I want something really fast, and atleast somewhat solid (will survive a few 6 sets)
 
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ENERGY TURTLE

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Green Machines are awsome wheels. Have you ridin them Jeff? I just got mine and they are sooo fast compaired to low pros. They are a little more slippery then low pros but its not even bad. I would reccomend them if you ride street or flat ground. Cant say much for park because I havent ridin them at a park yet, but Im sure they will be fine.
 
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gsp1179

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ENERGY TURTLE said:
Green Machines are awsome wheels. Have you ridin them Jeff? I just got mine and they are sooo fast compaired to low pros. They are a little more slippery then low pros but its not even bad. I would reccomend them if you ride street or flat ground. Cant say much for park because I havent ridin them at a park yet, but Im sure they will be fine.
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I noticed you purchased some a few days ago.

could you give a little bit more detailed description of them? Are they a lot more slippery than stock pro wheels (faster too), and are they cracking/coming apart yet?

I don't want to jump a stairset and then slide out because I landed at a small angle or something like that.
 
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steven

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fasa said:
ENERGY TURTLE said:
Green Machines are awsome wheels. Have you ridin them Jeff? I just got mine and they are sooo fast compaired to low pros. They are a little more slippery then low pros but its not even bad. I would reccomend them if you ride street or flat ground. Cant say much for park because I havent ridin them at a park yet, but Im sure they will be fine.
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I noticed you purchased some a few days ago.

could you give a little bit more detailed description of them? Are they a lot more slippery than stock pro wheels (faster too), and are they cracking/coming apart yet?

I don't want to jump a stairset and then slide out because I landed at a small angle or something like that.
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def will slip out
i dont like the wheel its is to hard for park
and stairs idk
i dont wanna break them
but try them u might like them
 
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gsp1179

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sanchez{NYC} said:
fasa said:
ENERGY TURTLE said:
Green Machines are awsome wheels. Have you ridin them Jeff? I just got mine and they are sooo fast compaired to low pros. They are a little more slippery then low pros but its not even bad. I would reccomend them if you ride street or flat ground. Cant say much for park because I havent ridin them at a park yet, but Im sure they will be fine.
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I noticed you purchased some a few days ago.

could you give a little bit more detailed description of them? Are they a lot more slippery than stock pro wheels (faster too), and are they cracking/coming apart yet?

I don't want to jump a stairset and then slide out because I landed at a small angle or something like that.
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def will slip out
i dont like the wheel its is to hard for park
and stairs idk
i dont wanna break them
but try them u might like them
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I've never ridden park and probably won't for a long time.

I'm mostly concerned about how they are on cement.
 
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ENERGY TURTLE

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They are way way faster then pros you can count on that. If you land crooked alot you will slid out, but its not as bad as sanchez makes it sound. You skid then it stops and your fine. After the wheels are worn in a bit you wont slide much at all. They are really hard wheels so I dont know how they will hold up to bigger stairs, I dont have anything bigger then a 4 where I live. Mine havent cracked yet and I doubt they will anytime soon. Havent rode them at a park so cant say much about that but there awsome on cement. Make sure you break them in when you get them (bomb a hill with your brake on, let them sit over night) and you shouldnt have any trouble. Overall they are awsome wheels for cement.
 
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steven

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we all have our different
opinions on things
and it sshould hold up
i for street
ill try it out later
prob whip a 9 or something and tell u how it went
 
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jeff26

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energy turtle. ive never ridden them, but ive heard about them. i just saw 91a and indoor racing wheel and assumed it wouldnt be a good scooter wheel.
 
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ENERGY TURTLE

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Jeff, I wasnt putting you down I was just wondering if youve ridin them before. You seemed to know a little about them. Same with sanchez.
 
Matt Dibble

Matt Dibble

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i may buy a couple and hot glue them, just in case i dont feel like riding my metal cores... but i still <3 them lol
 
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