4 Packs Light Up Inline Skate Wheels, 72mm Luminous Flash Inline Skates Replacement Wheel, Light up Roller Skate Wheels, LED Flashing Roller Blade Wheels(72mm)

Easy to setup and was a great hit with people

Not worth your money! The bearings are complete garbage and don't actually fit the product, they're magnetic causing the functionality of the product to not operate. The wheels don't light up once installed because they don't properly screw together to create the proper connection to produce the light. I will be returning this product!

for the not so mechanically inclined like I am I made it work you have to use your bearings from your old wheels to make these work I thought the same thing thinking that they where not going to fit but you just take off your other bearings and snap them in the new wheel with the middle peace that comes with it in the Center then put them back on not bad after doing it right they really should send instructions with this

My son love it great for a old skate places

I have to clear up two common misconception I'm seeing in the Comments.1) Each of these wheels requires two (2) bearings. A pair of inline skates (8 wheels total) will require sixteen (16) bearings. NO bearings are included with these wheels. That brings me to...2) What looks kind of similar to a bearing that is included with each wheel is a magnetic spacer. It is NOT a bearing to be used on either side of the wheel. This spacer must remain inside the hub of the wheel between the two bearings. This magnet is integral in the electricity production that lights up the wheel as the wheel spins.Now my review:My biggest gripe about these wheels is that the magnet spacer rubbing against the coil inside the hub creates so much friction that the wheel really doesn't spin well at all. This is readily apparent even before the wheel is mounted to the skate, so it's not an issue with mounting. Of course, upon mounting, wheelspin friction could worsen depending on condition/quality of the skate's mounting parts (frames and hardware), but that's not the wheels' fault. This friction requires more effort when skating, and rolling is reduced. If after a lengthy break-in period the friction reduces substantially, I'll update this review.Next, the bearing seats are not centered in the wheel. You will want to install the inside (unprinted side of the wheel) bearing first, then the magnet spacer, then the outside bearing, making sure to fully press the outside bearing into the wheel. This will very slightly push the inside bearing outward thereby centering the bearings as accurately as possible.These lights really do look very cool though, so I'm hoping they break-in soon. I'll try to break 'em in this week, and hope to update this review. But if i haven't by 01 May, 2022, then nothing has changed.

Honestly, I know my title is get what you paid for. But, they were cheaper. They didn’t light up and the bearing were way too small for the wheel. Whenever you try to move forward, they run against each other and you halt to a stop.

MY GRANDDAUGHTER LOVES THE LIGHT UP WHEELS FOR NIGHT TIME SKATINGEASY TO REPLACE , GOOD QUALITYWILL BUY AGAIN FOR SURE

Does not work for Impala inline skates. The bearings are too large and the magnet seems to be what turns the lights on and it just slides around. The magnet also doesn’t seem that strong.