Frequently asked questions
We often get questions about our roller skis, about us and about roller skis in general. On this page, we have collected some common questions and answers.
We often get questions about our roller skis, about us and about roller skis in general. On this page, we have collected some common questions and answers.
Both FF Pro Skate and FF V Pro Classic come with suspension in the frame! This suspension imitates the flexibility of skis, while it limits the vibrations from the concrete. Another unique element is the V-groove wheel, which gives both better balance and stability on the classic rollerskis. We are certain that these are the rollerskis of the future, and that you will feel the same!
The rolling resistance on the roller skis are decided by the rubber mixture in the wheel. Our #2 medium wheels are the most common resistance, and can simulate a nicely prepared winter track. Our #3 wet wheels are often used amongst pro athletes to further improve their skill, but it is also used by avid skiers who prefer a slower ride. The #1 fast wheels are for the skiers who enjoy high speeds during their training sessions. Our rolling resistance is also synchronized. to the best of our abilities, to the scale of our competitors.
FF delivers rollerskis for everyone. Even though our best selling model is called pro, does not mean you have to be a pro athlete yourself. The Pro series is often viewed as the best skis for beginners, due to the suspension removing the vibrations caused by the concrete. Also, the v-groove wheels make the Classic series more stable as well, which can be welcoming for new skiers.
Breaking on rollerskis in itself takes practice and technique! FF’s rollerskis are not harder to break with than traditional rollerskis, and with practice, you can ski down the steepest hill. Breaking is known to wear the wheels down due to the heath that is generated in the rubber. Within FF Rollerskis Pro series, the wheels have a rim, which ventilates the wheel and greatly improves its durability. In 2025 we are coming with brakes.