Revolver Wheels Review (8 sets later)

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  • čas přidán 13. 06. 2024
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    Revolver wheels long term review. In this video I'm giving my long term review of the Revolver Wheels from Loco Skates.
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    00:00 Intro
    00:09 Quick Conclusion
    01:21 Product Range
    02:11 Core
    02:33 Metal Core Wheels
    03:08 Aesthetics
    03:34 Build Quality
    04:14 Bearings
    04:47 Wheel Performance (aggressive)
    05:29 Wheelbite
    05:51 Wheel Performance (Wizard / Big Wheels)
    06:46 Lifespan
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Komentáře • 22

  • @anllvr
    @anllvr Před 21 dnem

    I run 90mm revolvers and I love 'em! Great price, great quality, love the revolver barrel logo, sweet wheels!

  • @Afronelxon
    @Afronelxon Před 27 dny +2

    I've had mine for 1year and 6months and I've been doing a lot of street skating, wizard skating and slalom skating and it has been the most durable wheels I've ever used. Its gone from 90mm to about 70mm in the front and still about 80 to 84mm 3rd and 4th wheels unlike other wheels I've used, it starts chopping off or breaking. For me Revolver wheels are absolutely premium at a very great price.

    • @chrischadwick1
      @chrischadwick1  Před 27 dny +1

      Absolutely agree mate. Such a good all rounder. Glad you've shared my positive experience

  • @filipivan5125
    @filipivan5125 Před 26 dny +1

    I discovered these a year ago and been using them since. I tried expensive Undercover wheels but also the cheapest powerslide wheels and Revolver has been the best in terms of value for money. Love them !
    90mm last me couple of months (wearing down to 82mm) with 40miles per week of skating in London with varying surfaces many of which are rough because they cant stick with one or two type of asphalt in here, no we need 10 types 😅

    • @chrischadwick1
      @chrischadwick1  Před 26 dny

      Yeah agreed man. Perfect balance of price and performance. I feel you on that asphalt. UK ground is not the best for distance skating!

  • @cal_baker
    @cal_baker Před 27 dny +1

    Great channel mate,

  • @larryjonn9451
    @larryjonn9451 Před 27 dny +1

    Completely agree with you, im running them currently anti rocker and they are wearing very fast, they grip super well though.
    Ive noticed that they keep your speed but i dont think they make me faster

    • @chrischadwick1
      @chrischadwick1  Před 27 dny

      Yeah agreed. Great for grip but not too soft to ride flat if that's your jam

  • @lewisbloom
    @lewisbloom Před 27 dny +1

    Interesting, ill have to check them out once current ridder wheels die, but not gonna lie the ridder wheels def have me wanting more square profiles

  • @Rollerbalder
    @Rollerbalder Před 27 dny +1

    I've had a good experience with Revolver wheels as well. I'm really eager to try the metal-core wheels as it would be awesome to have a more affordable option than Undercover and Famus. I think someone should make a smaller diameter metal-core wheel. A flat 56-58 setup would still be pretty fast with metal-core wheels.

    • @chrischadwick1
      @chrischadwick1  Před 27 dny

      Yeah that would be dope. Maybe a gap in the market 🤔

    • @Rollerbalder
      @Rollerbalder Před 27 dny

      @@chrischadwick1 I think so. I mean, that's where you could *really* use the speed after all. It would be like an equalizer. Plus, you could do 64/58 in Oysi frames and it would be super quick.

    • @filipivan5125
      @filipivan5125 Před 26 dny

      Wouldnt metal core be more proane to permament damage. Such small diamater is only good for agressive skating with lot of frequent impacts. 🤔

    • @Rollerbalder
      @Rollerbalder Před 26 dny

      Personally, I don’t think so. I skate a lot of metal-core wheels from Undercover (I’ve used 68, 64 and 60) and have never had an issue.

  • @Avedisdrummer09
    @Avedisdrummer09 Před 27 dny +1

    That is strange re: Hydrogen wheels. In the states they are usually around the same price as these, 30USD, and are a great value performance.

  • @kumbackquatsta
    @kumbackquatsta Před 27 dny +1

    what wrist guards and helmet do you use?

    • @chrischadwick1
      @chrischadwick1  Před 27 dny

      Currently using a protec full cut helmet and the enui urban glove.
      www.locoskates.com/products/ennui-urban-glove

  • @inlineonline
    @inlineonline Před 27 dny +1

    thats weird RB hydrogen wheels at 60mm have always been super cheap for me on roller warehouse, actually cheaper than the revolver wheels. They are only 29 dollars for a set of 4, with free shipping when revolver wheels are also 29 dollars but cost 17 dollars to ship lmao. I'm not sure how rollerwarehouse is able to offer free shipping always no matter what, but it makes the decision easy lol

    • @lewisbloom
      @lewisbloom Před 27 dny

      might be a US thing, the RB wheels over this side of the pond are super expensive at £60+ for 4 of the current range that is, that come shipped on the blanks.

    • @inlineonline
      @inlineonline Před 27 dny

      @@lewisbloom I just looked into it and its because the hydrogen wheels are actually poured in the usa, that makes alot of sense lol I'm trying dead wheels next because I'm not happy with the hydrogen durability

    • @chrischadwick1
      @chrischadwick1  Před 27 dny

      That is odd. They're super expensive here. Are they as good as everyone says?