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The NEW pneumatic tire skis. Pump up the tires for fast smooth surface skiing, let out some air for slower rolling or on bumpy gravel and dirt roads.
The V2 Aero roller skis are the most versatile roller skis available. The large diameter pneumatic wheels can be used on surfaces where it’s impossible to roller ski on smaller diameter solid wheels. The skis can be used on dirt roads, limestone bicycle path’s, chip seal pavement and on grass. On normal pavement the pneumatic tires provide an extremely smooth ride.
Many users consider the Aero safer as they will roll over debris that can stop smaller wheels. Another major benefit is that the Speed Reducers on pneumatic tires are much more effective than when used on solid rubber wheels. Because the Speed Reducers are so effective on the Aero the skis have become popular in very hilly or mountainous terrain.
The XL125S is much like the XL150S but uses a smaller 125mm wheel which makes it about 100 grams lighter than the XL150S, and many people find it is easier to balance on. Many lighter skiers and those with very good technique prefer it to the XL150S but skiers over 170 pounds will want the XL150 as the larger wheels wear better and are more reliable.
The XL125S with 125mm pneumatic tire and reinforced tube is best for pavement, but performs on hard-packed dirt roads too. New wheel fork design allows a new lighter weight speed reducer and braking system to be easily attached with fewer parts and no need to drill extra hole. For rougher dirt roads, choose the Aero 150. A great ski, one of our all-time favorites. As with all V2 Roller Skis they can be equipped with speed reducers or braking systems. Features include:
- Skate Technique
- Aluminum Shaft
- 25 x 125mm Pneumatic Wheel
- Optional Aero XL Speed Reducers Available
- Optional Aero XL Braking System Available
- Versatile: For Paved or Non-Paved Road Surfaces.
Wheel Base: 578mm
Weight: 1760g/pair
Skiers weighing over 180lbs should use the 150S but heavier skiers with good technique have had no problems
