Looks like they are 97mm with a proprietary hub. I know we all want 107’s or above, but these things light up! I don’t like Kickstarter, anymore, but I still might back this.
Looks like they are marketing towards Evolve and Boosted (smart, since they can get a lot of buyers this way). For us that means both ABEC and Kegel cores, hopefully, unless they have proprietary pulleys they ship with.
I actually had the opportunity at the Evolve World Cup to speak with the gentleman who came up with these. The cores are his own design and they do come with the pulleys.
It looks like the abec clone cores spaced differently. It might work with bolt on pulleys?
Ah, That’s not bad, but before I buy them it’d be cool if they did the same thing that Boa did and send a few samples to some of the people on here to review. Also a proprietary gear kinda sucks considering the esk8 market is already divided between kegel and abec. Still interested though.
You’ll lose a decent amount of torque though. 36 should really be the smallest gear on 97’s. I run the evolve 38T on my Boa’s and I think that’s perfect.
In a way yes, the sk8 market is split between Evolve and Boosted users, neither of which really feature here and we make up a pretty small percentage. Any company with marketing savvy would send samples to those companies and seek alliances.
Kind of reminds me of my sons shoes when he was 3 years old that lit up when he walked. Cool idea.
@Battosaii tron build is a great idea you gotta do it.
These are really interesting. I would pick up a set, but like @thiswasandy said its mainly for production boards and not DIY. Their pulley and flywheel hub have 8 “slots” while genuine flywheels only have 6. That leaves us locked in to 1 pulley directly from them and wont fit most of our setups.
the only thing different here is that the wheel has flywheel style core and is 97mm, why does it cost so much more than the literally thousands of led wheels on ebay that go for 16 bucks?