Float Life Savers - GT/GT-S Compatible

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No, I'm not going to call these "Rim Jobs" so quit asking!

If you're a fan of TFL, you know we ride our boards tough and tend to break the hell out of em'!  Well, after countless shattered rims, we finally decided to do something about it. Life Savers rim guards are poured from the same material as our Kush line of footpads, so you know they can take a hit and bounce back.  They take a beating so your hub doesn't have to. $29 for protection, or $550 for replacement, the choice is yours.  TFL LifeSavers give your rim (and your wallet) a fighting chance. Don't settle for low quality 3d printed knockoffs, get the original and best Onewheel™ rim protection right here.

Installation instructions here:

-o- If you're having trouble installing Float Life Savers, heat them up a bit with a heat gun/blow dryer/oven and that will make them a touch stretchier -o-

 

-o- some folks have reported issues with the FM Performance treaded and Lifesavers not playing well together -o-


Customer Reviews

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Ridley Brock
works and looks great

Its much easier looking in the video, it was pretty hard to get on so i would definitely heat it up as much as you can. Definitely worth getting and I'm happy how it looks now.

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Chandler Elmy
Gt life savers review

These are really nice and stylish and fit really well with my board. My only con about them is that they're hard to put on the rim. It took me about 15 to 20 minutes to put both of them on.

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Victor Alekseev
Peace of mind

I didn’t know about lifesavers when started riding on trails and in a couple of weeks of daily riding my hub got numerous chips. 30$ was worthy investment to save me 500$ I know for sure that sooner or later I’d crack the hub. Not mentioning the esthetic side of it
Thank you Float dudes

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C.M.

Pain to put on but once on they work great!

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Max

They are impossible to put on without heating up, no matter how many times Jeff says it just takes strength and finess and then you find an old instructuon video where Jeff boils them before putting them on.