Pursuit Fork Flex Elite Skate Rollerskis

OK, these are absolutely a game changer. I have been Nordic skiing almost my entire life and rollerskiing for over 20 years (back when they were inline boots welded to a frame). The lower center of mass + the 110 wheels are AWESOME. They ride buttery smooth and have tons of control, even at speed. I use race wheels and even with those, the road chatter is massively decreased, plus I am going 20-40% faster with no more effort, yet I don't feel like I am going "crazy" (out of control) fast. I don't use a brake (long story) and did the "roll into the grass" stop--and even *that* was smoother and safer than with 100mm wheels. Get these. You won't regret it.

Smoothest ride I have ever felt. Better than my last pair, which were also pursuits. Better brake cord, more responsive brake. Higher ground clearance resulting in more control in rougher terrain. Response in kick through my boot and binding feels excellent. Thanks so much for creating such an enjoyable engaging product.

After 4500 happy km on my standard Fork Flexes, it was time for an upgrade. These new 110mm wheels clearly roll smoother and easier over twigs and pavement cracks, adding to safety and comfort in what is sometimes a dicey sport. Note that for me, with the standard 2/2 wheelset, at least in hot/warm weather, these roll about 15 seconds/km slower than my prior Fork Flexes, but since I'm training not racing, it's not a problem. Two thumbs up.

Iv'e owned and used a few rollerski brands over the years; Elpex, OneWay, Marwe, SkiSKett, Fischer, and of course my ol/ Swenors. Here I am- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezSu6TsyqF8 I prefer a softer ride and use slower wheels for resistance in order to make the transition to snow (and altitude) easier. I like the drop frame for lower center of gravity so I can maximize my glide phase. I was dubious about the forks, since at first glance they seem like they would be susceptible to bending if too much torque was put on them (either over time or during a fall) As you may know, once the fork is bent, good luck getting your tracking back to the way it was. However, Clayton alleviated my concerns and now that I have used them a few times I see the forks are pretty sturdy. The forks flex just enough to soften the ride but I still feel that I get a good deal of energy transfer during my kick phase. They feel pretty light, although I don't mind a little more weight on my rollerskis (I snow ski on carbons) The bigger wheels are also a plus for reducing the fall risk and increasing stability. SO out of all the rollerskis which I have possessed, the Pursuit Fork Flex Elite and the Fischer Carbonlites are my favorites. The customer service from Clayton was excellent. He is VERY knowledgeable and took the time to answer all my questions. I only gave these 4 stars because the 'jury is still out' on the durability of the forks, otherwise it would have been a solid 5.

WOW love these skis so easy to ski on. My route is a bike path with some good hills so a brake was essential. Took a little bit to get used to but works great. This is a quality product.

Tried the others before I discovered these roller skis. The first mile is all it took for these to get a 5 star rating. I ski on some hilly routes so the brake was essential and did take some learning to use them compared to the other brake types but once learned, work better than the others. Clayton has a design that out smarted the big outfits. And his customer service was like a friend trying to help any way he could to make it right. Kudos!

Great quality rollerskies. Excellent service by the shop.

Excellent design. Being lower to the ground, having larger wheels and a ski that flexes at the wheel connection and NOT the platform, makes it easy and secure when rolling over rough surfaces. Richard

I bought a pair of these skis after having a rough introduction to roller skiing with a different brand. I find these to feel very stable, fast but not too fast (I got the slowest wheels), and the break is very reassuring. It has been night and day for me using these skis versus my previous pair - I'm roller skiing much more frequently and looking forward to it (whereas before it was just scary!). Also, incredible company - very fast, great communication, and great service.

In a year I put 500 miles on these over somewhat weathered and cracked asphalt, temps from 20-90°F. They still ski the same as the first mile. All told I'd buy the same exact setup again: #2 speed wheels, fenders, and a break. I don't often use the break, but when I do I'm glad it's there.

I can't compare these to anything except my snow skis, so I'll just say that they're a lot of fun and give me the chance to go skiing in the summer! Every time I glance at them on my way out the door, I wish I was actually going out skiing. Clayton was super helpful after I told him that the bindings were set up too far back -- something to do with my Salomon RS10 boots having a bit of a lip on the heel, pressed the fenders into the wheels. He covered shipping and re-installed the bindings with a fast turnaround. Only complaint is that they are squeaky! Not sure if it's the forks, the bindings, or just the nature of rollerskis, regardless of brand.

On my third season with these. They’ve held up well and are a lot of fun. They roll smoothly. Most importantly, they’ve made me a much stronger skier. I initially used them with a brake, but have since ditched that—the brake works well enough but is a little cumbersome, and I actually feel more secure without it just sticking to a few planned routes in which I know I won’t be navigating around cars too much or happening upon any dangerous downhill intersections. Overall, really happy with the skis and service from Rollerskishop.