Sure-Grip - Fame Artistic (8pk)
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Sure-Grip Fame Artistic wheels are 57mm in size 95A hardness, making them a good choice for a skater who wants to practice technical footwork while maintaining control. Ideal for artistic or dance skaters.
- Brand / Name: Sure-Grip / Fame Artistic
- Diameter: 57mm
- Width: 30mm
- Durometer (Hardness): 95a
- Use: Hard, for Artistic/Dance Skating
- Colors: 6 Color Options
- Material: Urethane
- Package Contents: Set of 8 Wheels
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