Rollerski equipment and rollerski parts to keep you rolling

Just like any other vehicle, rollerskis require maintenance. Even with proper care, you will eventually need to replace some parts. Bearings are often the first to go. While most skates, skateboards, and stunt scooters use similar bearings, rollerski bearings are typically larger. Additionally, the rear wheel’s needle bearing may also need replacement.

In this category, you’ll find all the parts necessary to keep your rollerskis rolling smoothly. We recommend taking some time after each session to clean your rollerskis and lubricate the wheel setup’s moving parts. This not only provides a smoother ride but also extends the lifespan and durability of the rollerski parts, delaying replacements and saving money over time.

Some need to use rollerski brakes

There are various rollerski brakes available, and not all rollerskiers use a braking system because there are other ways to stop. For beginners, we recommend a rollerski brake system, as it allows you to focus on learning the technical aspects of rollerskiing at the start of your rollerski journey.