MPC Black Magic wheels 125 mm X-Firm, black (8 pcs)

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MPC Black Magic wheels 125 mm X-Firm, black (8 pcs)

125 mm · X-Firm approx. 85A · Dual Density · 8 pcs

Eight black 125 mm wheels for speed skating, in X-Firm hardness, with two-layer polyurethane and a light composite core.

Hardness: X-Firm

899.99 PLN ~~Regular price: 1,199.99 PLN~~ −25%

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In brief

MPC Black Magic 125 mm X-Firm wheels (8 pcs) are speed skating wheels: for marathons, long-distance races and speed training on asphalt. They have two-layer Ultra High-Rebound polyurethane in Dual Density technology, X-Firm hardness (approx. 85A) and a light composite core. One wheel weighs about 180 g. The large diameter gives high speed with low rolling resistance.

Brand: MPC
Model: Black Magic
Diameter: 125 mm
Hardness: X-Firm (approx. 85A)
Quantity: 8
Core: light, composite

Who it’s for

You race marathons and long-distance races on asphalt and want wheels that hold their speed with low rolling resistance.
You do speed training and intensive sessions, and expect low energy loss on every rebound.
You have skates with a frame for 125 mm wheels and are replacing a worn set with the same size.

When to choose something else

You race on a track — there the largest permitted diameter is 110 mm. See Black Magic 110 mm X-Firm.
You mostly skate in the rain — for wet routes there are Storm Surge 125 mm XGrip.

Key features

125 mm diameter: A large wheel reaches a high speed with low rolling resistance, which matters most over long distances.
Dual Density technology: The outer layer of polyurethane takes care of grip, even on wet asphalt, while the inner one dampens vibration and improves comfort.
X-Firm hardness: The stiff compound loses little on rebound, so it is easier to keep up the pace without excessive effort.
Ultra High-Rebound polyurethane: Springy and abrasion-resistant, so the wheels keep their properties for a long time in intensive skating.
Light composite core: It combines low weight with strength and keeps the wheel stable at high speeds.

Technical specifications

Brand	MPC
Model	Black Magic
Diameter	125 mm
Hardness	X-Firm (approx. 85A)
Quantity	8
Core	light, composite
Material	Ultra High-Rebound polyurethane, two layers (Dual Density)
Weight	approx. 180 g per wheel
Intended use	speed skating: marathons, long-distance races, speed training
Colour	black with the MPC logo

In the box

8 MPC Black Magic 125 mm X-Firm wheels

Care and servicing

The wheels wear mainly on the inner edge. Every so often, swap their positions and flip them to the other side so that they wear evenly.

Questions and answers

Is a set of 8 wheels enough for a pair of skates?

Yes, and with three-wheel skates even with a spare: 3 × 125 mm frames need 6 wheels, so two are left over for replacement.

Will 125 mm wheels fit my skates?

Only if the frame allows such a diameter. Check the largest wheels for your frame, and if in doubt, come with your skates to our shop in Poznań or Wrocław.

Can I skate on them on a track?

No — on tracks the largest permitted diameter is 110 mm. 125 mm wheels are for asphalt: marathons, road races and training.

How does X-Firm differ from XX-Firm?

X-Firm is one step less hard. It gives a little more grip, while the XX-Firm version gives lower energy loss on a very smooth surface.

How much does one wheel weigh?

About 180 g.

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