Rollerski Reviews, News, Tips

How to replace the bearings or wheels on your Pro-Ski Rollerskis

10/1/2007 - By WebSkis.com

Looking to replace the bearings or wheels on your Pro-Ski Rollerskis? For instructions on Pro-Ski Rollerski wheel bearing removal & replacement check out the following videos that will show you how each model of wheel comes apart and goes back together. ,

Hooked on CAT Skis

8/29/2007 - By Frank Rynalski

The beauty of the CAT ski is that it's like skiing with a coach, instant feedback is given if technique is incorrect. And everyone who first tries catskiing cannot believe how much they tax your cardiovascular system.,

Elpex Team Carbon A.R.M. Classic Rollerski

7/4/2007 - By Tom McCarthy

The Team Carbon A.R.M. is a classic rollerski. It is manufactured using some kind of high-quality carbon composite frame. The entire frame, including the wheelwells and rain guards, is a one-piece carbon construct.

Pursuit T6002 Skate Rollerski

10/3/2006 - By Mike Muha

The model I tested, the Pursuit T6002 skate rollerski, had a snow-like feel and were exceptionally controllable.,

The Short Story of a Broken Rollerski Revisted

9/21/2006 - By John Stevens

Andy's brother John explains the rollerski failure and makes some recommendations.,

The Short Story of a Broken Rollerski

9/20/2006 - By Mike Muha

Broken rollerskis? A specific strength workout that goes bad? Sympathetic teammates? Hear Team NordicSkiRacer Andy Steven's story.,

US Pro-Ski Rollerski Distributership Changes Hands

4/11/2006 - By Gordon Lange

WebSkis/WebCyclery of Bend, Oregon has taken over the North American distributorship of PRO-SKI rollerskis from Sweden.,

Sharpen Your Rollerski Ferrules with a Dremel

4/5/2006 - By Veit Schenk

Something I find really useful for sharpening rollerski ferrules is a Dremel with a diamond-disc. The diamond disc cuts through the ferrule tips like butter. And you can take the Dremel with you on holidays!,

Jenex 100SR Issues & Recommendations

12/7/2005 - By Nathan Caproni

I have owned the 100SR (with both ATRA speed reducers and the brake system) this entire past dryland season and skied a few hundred Ks on them. I have a recommendation and a couple issues with the 100SR that need attention.,

Jenex Aero 100SR Skatingï¿½Rollerski

11/28/2005 - By Mike Muha

This is a nice rollerski for folks who want a little more stability than found on the skinnier 22mm wide rollerskis, and who train mainly on smooth pavement.

Reuse Old Bearings in New 100mm Rollerski Wheels

9/18/2005 - By Mike Muha

You can buy 100mm replacement wheels with or without bearings. Buying without bearings - and reusing your existing bearings - can save you 25% of the purchase costs.,

A Trio of Ski Skett Classic Rollerskis

9/1/2005 - By Ben Arians

I have used a lot of classic rollerskis, and over the last several years have found that the Ski Skett Nord classic models are light, flexible, come in a variety of wheel speeds/durometers, and handle incredibly well.