JUNK ROAD REAPER 110 XXFIRM Wheels Set Of 8

The Road Reaper wheel stands as a pinnacle of speed, crafted to set world records. At the 2019 World Championships, it demonstrated its unmatched speed by securing wins in the Senior and Junior men's 100 Meters categories, featuring stellar performances from Daniel Greig of Australia and Sabien Tinson of the USA. Moreover, Ioseba Fernandez broke the 100m world record using Road Reaper wheels at the 2018 Inline Speed Skating World Championships in The Netherlands, reinforcing its reputation as the foremost wheel for speed.

Skaters across disciplines, from sprinters to ultra-long-distance runners, consistently choose the Junk Road Reaper for its remarkable adaptability. The wheel's versatility was displayed in Ioseba Fernandez’s record-setting race and Ken Kuwada’s historic Triple Crown victory across America’s most prestigious races.

Ken Kuwada’s journey to the Triple Crown began with a groundbreaking victory at the North Shore Inline Marathon in Duluth, MN, where he broke a marathon record that had stood for two decades, previously held by Chad Hedrick. He continued his winning streak at the New York 100K and sealed his triumph at Athens 2 Atlanta, the world’s longest ultra-marathon skate race, covering 87 miles (140 kilometers) of Georgia’s demanding terrain.

These achievements underscore the Road Reaper’s capability to excel under various conditions, from sprints to the strenuous demands of ultra-marathons. Its superior design and performance make it the preferred choice for champions aiming to make their mark in speed skating history.

The legacy of the Road Reaper transcends its victories; it has significantly advanced the sport by allowing athletes to surpass previous boundaries, redefining the possibilities on wheels, and proving itself as an essential tool in the pursuit of speed and endurance.

The influence of this wheel permeates the skating world, from setting new records to motivating skaters to embrace new challenges. Its exceptional speed and adaptability have established it as a foundational element in developing skating champions.