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What is a typical inline wheel size and hardness?
Last Updated: 08/26/2011
A typical inline wheel diameters are from 70-110 mm, with larger wheels enhancing speed and smaller wheels being designed more for maneuverability.
Softer wheels are good for outdoor use and provide a softer ride.Harder wheels are better indoor use. Where you plan on using your inlines will dictate the hardness. Review our inline wheel selection.

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