Matter wheels?

[CTRider]

Anybody ever run matter brand wheels? They are plastic core but look pretty nice and are made in the us. I dehub more urethane than I break hubs, and the matter cores are pretty solid depending on which ones you buy anyway. I'm thinking about trying a pair unless some of you have had bad experiences with them.

http://www.matter-racing.com/

 

[Michael Rankin]

ive never ridden them, but they look pretty decent

 

[Joe Riley]

i was told awhile ago that all matter wheels are poop.

 

[Rob.]

Ehh, matter =/= good for scooters

 

[DMazz]

the one racing wheel looks decent. i would never try them though rofl

 

[CTRider]

So no one has actually tried them? Not making green machines in 100mil anymore I wish there was a descent plastic core alternative. Yaks are garbage from what I have found. Green machines have lasted the longest but like i said, no 100 or 110 mils.

 

[[Jack]

If you can try and get a hold of some Agent Oranges or some Hyoctanes
here is a link where you can get them in 100mm and 104mm
http://aceofskates.com/s.nl/it.A/id.5564/.f

 

[661-SCOOT-A.V]

ride eagles screw pastic wheels....

 

[CTRider]

Eagles and protos are also in the picture but I was hoping to find a descent plastic core alternative until I have the money to be buying high dollar wheels.

 

[JoshToy]

I'd never try them. Simply because these are RACE wheels. They aren't designed to withstand the pressure and stress we would put them through.

 

[CTRider]

I'd never try them. Simply because these are RACE wheels. They aren't designed to withstand the pressure and stress we would put them through.

True I guess. Too bad aggressive inline wheels are so small.

 

[Steezeman]

Look around for Green Machines, I'm sure you can find some. When I bought mine I got an eight pack from Ski Pro or some store like that.

 

[Brandon Low]

thats why they make them so small.. cuz they never break