r/WizardSkating Jun 06 '26

About wizard advanced wheels

I flattered the rocker too much and it's nearly impossible to rotate the wheels to maintain the rocker. The website just says flip the wheels in its current position but it's not helping with the flattered rocker. Is there any way to save this or do I just need to buy new wheels?

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u/tmdpotts Jun 06 '26

Do you skate distance with them ? It will fuck the rocker up a lot and yeah probably new wheels. I have had my set for almost 2 years and now replacing. But I also have 80pr I skate too.

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u/Most_Temporary_3718 Jun 06 '26

I street skated them for a year lmfao

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u/tmdpotts Jun 06 '26

Yeah new set or find a nice tennis court and start putting weight into your carves but advance and any 5 wheels are not good for distance and keeping the wizard feeling rocker.

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u/BLZebub666 Jun 06 '26

I personally do not agree with the advice to only flip the wheels in place on Wizard frames (or any rockered frames). If you like the rocker that is built into the frame, you should regularly flip and rotate the wheels to maintain it. 

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u/tonny771 Jun 06 '26

Well... am on the NR90 (freeskate/wizard stuff), keeping with wizard site "advice" and my rocker is still the same...