I've had these 2 years and played many games & scrimmages on them on both concrete and painted wood floors. I'm a big girl and they just started sliding a bit a few months ago, still not enough to fall. I wear the dark blue with orange pushers.

I LOVED these wheels while I was learning to skate. Blues with Orange Pushers. Can't beat them.

I have had these wheels (the red ones) for almost a year now and still love them! The minute I used these wheels I could feel a difference -- they actually made my skates feel more cushy. What attracted me to these wheels was the fact that they were the happy medium of speed and grip for newer skaters. Some of the other girls in my league use fugitives as well and I haven't heard any complaints. In my opinion these wheels are a great deal.

I am in love with my grey fugitives (89a). I have a mixture of these and devil rays on my skates and the combo gives me a little grip/a little slip in all of the right places. Our league skates on a ridiculously slick floor, and every few months when someone's wheels wear out they swear by wheel X or wheel Y. I've tried a few other setups, but I keep coming back to these. They have consistently been my go-to wheels for most slick surfaces and these are the wheels I trust on bout day.

Fugitives came with my first pair of skates. Everyone had told we that they were great wheels and would last me a goo long while. I don't think I skated that much on them outside of practice, I like skating outside, but after 5 months they had lost all grip and were bald. It could have just been mind but I would not recommend these to any skater. Try Turners or G-Rods.