| Information | |
|---|---|
| Color | Black, Pink, Blue, Green |
| Hardness | 88a |
| Price | $90 |
| Size | 62mm |
| Width | 37mm |
Radar Mojos are the kind of wheel every girl needs to have in her bag in case of an emergency. Often you find yourself breaking into a vacant warehouse drunk at 3AM just to get your derby booty call on. Finding once inside that floor dirty and rough as the boy you picked up at the bar. No fuss. Slap on your Mojos.
An 88a wheel your Mojos do a pretty damn good job of gripping on very dirty surfaces. As should be expected they do feel a bit squishy but that’s what you give up for being able to corner on the track. For the most part Mojos roll pretty good but I wouldn’t write home about them.
The colors of the Mojos might be their best feature as these are some of the most vibrant wheels I’ve seen.
The basic run down is this. Keep a set on you just in case but you won’t be skating on Mojos everyday.
I actually just tried the Mojos this evening on a super-slippery polished concrete floor that may or may not have had chocolate spilled on it sometime today. It was fantastic grippage and I could stay on the inside line going full-bore, but I also felt like I was slogging through mud trying to keep pace. I think I may try them as pushers. Grippier than Sugars, however, I feel like I have a little more slide in my plows with the Sugars… so jury’s still out, I guess.
I loved these wheels until I managed to bend the aluminum core on one of them, wrecking the bearings. Not sure how I managed to do that, but it happened on the same skate that I broke a plate on. Maybe I got a faulty wheel, I don’t know.
I’ll use the rest as pushers with some other wheels I have kicking around, I guess. I have no way of fixing that core.
I was allowed to use a set of these for an extended period of time and have fallen in love with them. I’ll probably be switching back to them within 6 months to a year. (After I manage to trash my new Radar Tuners!)
Loved how they felt solid underneath me and were just the right amount of grip without being sluggish. They are skinny wheels, and that makes them roll more freely than thick wheels, but it also makes you a bit more unstable.
Love them pretty much all around. Only complaint is that I skate pretty hard and found that I had damaged half the wheels (while the other half looked new) and so I assume I was putting most of my balance on those wheels.
I’m 5’3″, about 150 pounds, and skate on polished marble/concrete. These wheels are my loveable ex-boyfriend that I keep around for bootycalls. Pretty much for those cases the reviewer cites. They’re so responsive, and kinda cute. Keeps me upright, too, if you know what I’m sayin’.