Rollerex VXT500 RipStik/Inline Skate Wheels (2-pack w/bearings, spacers and washers) (Use on Hockey Roller Blades) - Can Be Used As RipStik Caster Board Wheel Replacements

These are in line skate wheels but fit my suitcase perfectly. Good quality urethane and good bearings. We’ll see how they hold up.A word of caution…my suitcase had one left hand thread and one right hand thread, so the axles don’t loosen up during movement. If the axle doesn’t come loose easily, try the other direction.(Right side has left hand thread)Love the colors too!

Used as a replacement wheel for a Northface Rolling Thunder 22” bag. Arrived quickly, I popped out the bearings from the Northface wheel and easily inserted them in the Rollerex wheels. Northface were uninterested in sourcing me an original wheel. These wheels work very well

Wasn’t able to install/replace these on me Mandarina Duck carry on with the included bearings. The pins on me bag were a wee too wide for em. Had to pop out the ones from me old wheels to fit. It doesn’t go as smoothly, but it’ll have to do.

As a tour guide, my trusty rolling cooler gets use 3-5 days a week, and the original cheap plastic wheels were not up to the job. Once the skimpy rubber coating worn off, they went from noisy to REALLY noisy and they transferred a lot of vibration up to my arm, which made long pulls a real pain.These wheels turned out to be perfect replacements. They are quiet, smooth-rolling, and were easy to install. The toughest part of fitting them was finding replacement cap nuts for the ends of the axle as the originals had to be pretty-much destroyed to get the old wheels off.I can’t vouch for their effectiveness as rollerblade wheels; but, if their performance on my cooler is any measure, they should be great for that too!

Good wheels, and the bearings are good/sealed. I put these red wheels on my Swiss Gear (2-wheeled) 19" Roller Bag. Note- if you are going to attempt this, be forewarned it is definitely doable, but is a bigger pain than anticipated. The rivets in the running gear DID NOT drill out, they spun. I had to Dremel tool with cutoff wheel to cut them out. Then, I used all stainless hardware and made new axles w 1/4x2" bolt. Used an ink pen body as a spacer/bushing to adapt the 1/4 bolt to 8mm inner bore of the bearing. Used 1/4 jam nuts to secure wheels with blue loctite on the nuts. Replaced all cut out rivets with all SS hardware. It looks great, and now I don't have to buy one of those ridiculous 4-wheeled bags, which seem to be the only ones you can find.... You're going to need a drill, bits, wrenches, and possibly a Dremel, but hey, you're keeping stuff out of landfills, and you will turn heads at the airport.

These are great. Bigger than previous set but fit and provide a better ride on the RipSurf. Would buy again and recommend to my close friends.Thanks!

The wheels seem to work well. they are pretty rough going over any sidewalk cracks or asphalt defects... Almost face planted a few times. Maybe this is also my technique as I have not skated in a couple of decades.

Stick wheel was cheap, plastic in plastic and wore out. Using this but had to sand down the shaft (plastic to 8mm) to get the wheel and bearing to fit. Worked great! I know this isn’t it’s intended use but my weed eater rolls so smooth now.

Se usaron en una maleta TravelPro, excelente calidad y precio. Valeros dobles (los espaciadores se tienen que usar de las ruedas anteriores) tare unos espaciadores presumo para patines.

Las puse como reemplazo de las ruedas de transporte a una Bicicleta Brompton. Funcionaron perfectamente bien. Mejor que las Brompton originales.