Maintenance and Care
To guarantee your product lasts a long time and performs optimally, we recommend regular maintenance and proper care. Here are some simple tips:
1. Pre-Session Checklist
1. Pre-Session Checklist
Before every training session, make sure to:
- Tighten all screws and fasteners
- Confirm that bindings are intact and securely mounted
- Inspect wheels for cracks, cuts, or uneven wear
- Spin the wheels and listen for unusual noise
Tip: Switch skis between your left and right foot regularly to even out wear and extend wheel life.
2. Cleaning After Use
To keep your skis in great shape:
- Wipe with a dry cloth after each use to remove dirt and moisture
- Rinse gently with water if needed (no high-pressure washers or harsh chemicals)
- Dry thoroughly, especially around wheel bearings to avoid rust
3. Proper Drying
If your skis get wet:
- Hang them vertically to allow water to drain
- Place on a heated floor to evaporate moisture
- Use a hairdryer for quicker drying if necessary
- If used only on dry asphalt, a wipe with a towel is usually enough
4. Suspension System Maintenance
Comfort and shock absorption depend on a well-maintained suspension:
Follow maintenance routines to preserve elasticity
Apply silicone spray to rubber dampers after every wash
Inspect rubber components regularly – natural rubber wears faster when exposed to road salt, dust, and mud
Follow maintenance routines to preserve Elasticity.
5. Bearing Check
Bearings ensure a smooth, silent ride. Here’s how to monitor them:
Never oil sealed bearings — just replace when worn
Spin the wheels and listen for rumbling or grinding sounds
If wheels don’t spin freely or make noise, the bearings should be replaced
6. Storage
Store your roller skis:
- In a dry, indoor space at room temperature
- Away from direct sunlight or humidity
- Off the floor if possible to allow airflow
7. Full Annual Service
We recommend a complete service at least once per year, depending on how often you use your skis. Frequent training may require more frequent checkups.
8. Before Sending Skis for Service
If you are returning your skis or wheels for maintenance:
- Make sure they are completely cleaned and dry
- Remove all dirt, mud, and debris
- Clean components protect bearings and ensure better results
9. How to Change Wheels
Need to replace your wheels? It’s simple!
🎥 Watch our step-by-step video guide:
How to Change Wheels on Your Roller Skis
Reminder: Always check for wear and use the right tools for safety and precision.
How to Change Wheels on Your Roller Skis
Need to replace your wheels? Don’t worry — it’s easier than you might think.
Watch the video below for a quick, step-by-step guide on how to change your wheels safely and correctly.
Important:
Always inspect your wheels for wear before replacing them, and make sure you use the proper tools for the job to avoid damage or injury.