Pursuit T6004 - This is one of our best sellers and amazing value for skate rollerskis. Made in the USA. Exceptionally light! Price includes mounting with Salomon Prolink Pro bindings for your boot size. Speed 2 is best for most people and similar to snow speed. 100 mm is default wheel size, but you can upgrade to larger 105 mm rubber wheels.
Aluminum extrusion for the frames is custom done for us in Pennsylvania. Frame machining and fenders made in Minnesota. Fenders come in black, orange, blue, or lime green, and are made of material that is flexible to not break off, and good memory for bouncing back to position (same material as the Pursuit Fork Flex fenders).
Free shipping in USA and Canada. Low flat rate to other countries.
Wheel diameter: 100 or 105 mm
Wheel width: 24 mm
Bearings: 608 2-RS
Wheelbase: 600 mm
Ground clearance: 37.5 mm
Top height of frame: 57.5 mm
Weight: 1.568 kg per pair unmounted with 100 mm wheels and fenders. 1.792 kg per pair mounted with Prolink Pro bindings and 100 mm wheels and fenders! Very light!
Note, if you have the 2022 and newer Salomon S/Max or RS10 Nocturne boots, please include a note saying this so we mount the bindings an additional 1 cm further forward, as these two boot models have a very long outsole protruding off the backside that needs more room to clear rear fender and/or brake.
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T6004 with brake
I am very happy with these skis. I have been roller skiing since 1985! These are my first skis with brakes. I wanted a brake so that I could ski loops that had downhills that previously required me to take skis off. Earlier this summer I broke a rib on a gentle downhill going into a stop sign and when I dragged my ski in the rough to slow down something happened and I hit the ground hard. It took a little practice (10 minutes) to get used to the brake. I'm not sure I would recommend for a true beginner. Before using brakes it may help to get 50km on very flat, stop-sign free trails and parking lots so you get a feel for roller skiing. Tip: Check speed at the top of the hill, do not expect to hit the brakes after you reached full speed. Apply pressure gently, not suddenly. Also, I switch skis in the middle of each workout to even wheel wear so I practiced braking with the brake ski on the left and the right legs before my first workout. The skis are fine. The standard speed (#2) wheels are perfect. The skis are light enough and the brake does not add noticeable weight. Compared to my old Marwe 610s, these have a better ground clearance so I can ski on worse pavement and dirtier routes than I would use the Marwes on. Maybe the Marwes damp a bit better but I used them on smoother pavement. The T6004 are very comfortable and stable. I am completely satisfied and bought an extra brake to try on an older pair of skis.
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T6004 Roller Skis
I'm very happy with my roller skis. I am glad that I chose the mid range wheel speeds. They require enough effort so that I get a good workout, but aren't that hard to control on descents. I'm glad I included the brake, but have learned ways to control my speed so I don't need it, except for steepest declines.
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Roller Skis
Excellent value and well constructed. Delivery was quick. Very good training device.
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Cool
Not to bad
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Great Ski!
I live in the mountains so I got the speed 3 wheels and a break. The rollerski is light, smooth, and easy to control. The slower wheel and break makes it much easier to control on the hills. The customer service is phenomenal.
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Great product, great price
These roller skis are great and they are very competitively priced. I was so happy with my pair that we bought a pair for my son-in-law. The service we got from the rollerskishop was terrific.
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Amazing first pair of roller skis!
Had an amazing experience with the Roller Ski Shop and getting set up in my first pair of roller skis! Excited for the upcoming season!
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inexpensive, but not cheap
Don't let the price fool you, these are nice rollerskis. On smooth and pavement they flex and feel just like skis, and handle fine on coarser stuff too. Wheels last a few seasons and are readily available and easy to replace. No rivets, joints or anything else to rattle or fail.
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Glad I took the plunge
Started skating last winter and realized I needed something to press up my skills during the offseason. First set of rollerskis so no basis for comparison, but I'm very happy I picked these up. Not only have they allowed me to run drills and increase skate-specific fitness, they also showed me my boots needed replacement. A smaller, stiffer set of boots made a huge difference on the rollerskis and will no doubt help once the snow starts to fall.
