Rink Rat Wheels

[detroit9]

Hey guys I know you have talked about Rink Rat wheels before but I just want to confirm that they are the BEST wheels ever. I have tried everything from formula g to dynasty and nothing compares to these. The next closest wheel is the millenium gripper orange and still there nowhere near rats. And im not just saying this I have played in the MPRH, Narch Pro, Torhs Pro Series and every other tourny under the sun. They last 3 times longer than any other wheel and the grip and rebound are unbelievable. I live in Detroit and there's a shop here that carrys them called Get Inline heres the #734-480-3230 tell em Bone sent you and he will hook you up. Ohh by the way Mike Hunt the captain of Rink Rat is a great guy and I defitnalley recomend this product to every serious player out there peace c-ya ps check our website periodically we will cary them soon. Or just post there if you have any questions hyperdetroit.cjb.net

[AbRaCaDaVeR]

They have them on e-puck now!

[missionhockey21]

Sweet, thanks for the info. Now if I only had the money... lol

[JMUDukes26]

and at just 10.95 per wheel, you can save 36 cents over buying dynastys. I hope this will bring more reviews, though I've only heard good things. Good luck to the Rink Rat guys!

Gary

[RichardGraham]

"Just 10.95 per wheel."

Does anyone else find that statement remarkable? lol

Sincerely,

Richard Graham
Editor
Inline Hockey Central

[MDE3]

"statement remarkable" ? yes lol

[JMUDukes26]

On the blurb for Dynastys it says "Yes- it is the most expensive wheel in the world" But its only by 4 cents per wheel right? Is 10.95 the same price as the pro shops that are selling them?

Gary

[RichardGraham]

HI MDE,

Gotcha [img]/wtimages/icons/shocked.gif[/img]

Sincerely,

Richard Graham
Editor
Inline Hockey Central

[missionhockey21]

If I feel Dynasty's are worth the money that you pay, I am sure the Rink Rats will be worth it more so.

[-venom-]

nope.... and apparently, i dont think everyone is too hapy about that...!?!

[JMUDukes26]

They are like 96 for a set at a pro shop if I remember correctly, but remember, you don't pay shipping at your pro shop, and there is an intangible benefit of being able to see the wheels before you buy them, so the difference in cost may just be a corrective measure to keep the price equal between online purchases, and buying local.

Gary

[rinkrat15]

Hey guys, Nice conversation, Listen I have been on the road in southern california at NArch, San Francisco, Vegas, Oakland, San jose and tonight in Chicago... I will be back at the plant tuesday. If I have missed anybody via the phone or email I apoligize, Hope all is well...Mike

National Inline manager for Rink Rat wheels.

[SpeedDemon]

Likely excuse. You have mail. [img]/wtimages/icons/wink.gif[/img]

-JNaz

[JMUDukes26]

It must be a sign of the growth of our beloved sport that manufacturers can fetch 11 dollars for a wheel. I can only wonder what the cave man who invented the wheel would say if he saw a roller hockey game featuring Team Rink Rat. say... 10 players on a team, at $96 per skater for wheels... that's almost $1000 in JUST WHEELS. Oh... and say they were playing a team who was wearing Dynsaties... now you're looking at $2000. And to think... the original wheel was probably made of wood, and was in no way even slightly related to roller hockey. Oh how far we have come.

The cave man would probably think Rink Rat's logo looks like a tasty dinner treat.

Gary

[missionhockey21]

"It must be a sign of the growth of our beloved sport that manufacturers can fetch 11 dollars for a wheel. I can only wonder what the cave man who invented the wheel would say if he saw a roller hockey game featuring Team Rink Rat. say... 10 players on a team, at $96 per skater for wheels... that's almost $1000 in JUST WHEELS. Oh... and say they were playing a team who was wearing Dynsaties... now you're looking at $2000. And to think... the original wheel was probably made of wood, and was in no way even slightly related to roller hockey. Oh how far we have come.

The cave man would probably think Rink Rat's logo looks like a tasty dinner treat."

lmao, I never thought about wheels that way before.