Office Chair Caster Wheels by ATOMDOC, 2" Newly Revolutionary Quadruple Ball Bearing Design,Heavy Duty & Safe Protection for All Floors Including Hardwood, Set of 5

Price is very reasonable for 5 wheels.They are 1/2 shorter than the ones I had, a double 2.5" wheel, but each were very thin.WFH, rug in my office, and plastic chair mat over it, the mats last about 6 months, and the wheel cause deep dents and cracking in the chair mats.The rug is a low pile, but still, the mat takes a beating.So searched and found these with a far wider foot print then what I have, and rubber.installed perfect.And whooooo, nice, rolling right over the dents, and not getting slowed down by them. Like I bought a new mat, LOL.The wider foot print does make it a bit harder for them to caster around when changing directions. I'm sure the used chair mat and carpet arent helping that any, so hard to take a star away for that.

Never thought I'd write a review for wheels. But the XXL chair I bought had garbage wheels. They sent replacements that were worse. Both sets popped bearings until they fell apart. These don't break, better design and quality. A+

No complaints with the product at all, and in retrospect, I suppose it should be obvious, but it never crossed my mind, so I'm sharing with you. If you are used to single wheel setups like me, then you will notice a significant increase in traction when you double the number of wheels. It will take more effort and distance to swivel these wheels so they 're all travelling the same direction. I realize this is a petty complaint, but if you're in a 6x6 seating area behind your desk, then you've only got 3ft you can move in either direction, and will probably lean for half of that, so we're down to 18-24 inches. In my experience, this simply was not enough distance to get all 5 wheels moving the same direction. 4 weeks from the day I placed my order, Is';ve already taken them off and put my old after market single wheels back on :(

I was looking for an alternative to using a plastic floor matt on my carpet for my office chair. Using the original wheels still dented the plastic matt and carpet. We got new carpet and I did not want the same thing to happen. I came across this product and after checking some of the reviews from others. The wider wheel covers more real-estate on the carpet making it is easier on the carpet. I decided to give this product a try. So far so good, the wheels did make a difference and do not made the same indentations the original wheel made. The wheels were easy to replace and it fit my chair just fine. 🛒😁👍

I bought these to replace the wheels on a very expensive Humanscale saddle stool. The original wheels were hollow plastic wheels with a soft coating on them that eventually got sticky and collected dirt, leaving gooey black marks on my tile floor that required alcohol to clean up. Unfortunately, the wheels themselves started breaking off in chunks too, rendering them useless. I didn't want to toss out an expensive stool for the lack of wheels, so I looked at Humanscale's website and they wanted $70 for the replacements. I wasn't very impressed with the originals, so I decided to look here.I stumbled onto these ATOMDOC wheels and immediately liked what I saw. They are nice and wide, nearly 2 3/8 inches, with a rubber tread on each wheel, which is great for moving the stool around on my tile floor and not getting stuck in the grout lines. The wheels are slightly smaller in diameter than the originals too, so they don't stick out as far when I have the chair parked under my kitchen desk. The bearings appear to be sealed too, which will hopefully keep any lubricant from oozing out and collecting hair and debris around the axles. They were also a direct replacement for the old wheels with no needed modifications.I'm so happy with my purchase that I'm going to order 2 more sets for a couple of office chairs that have cheap plastic wheels oozing grease and collecting hair. They're so gross that I don't even want to roll the chairs on my carpet for fear of leaving greasy dirt trails. Plus, the wide width of the ATOMDOC's will help with not making as big a dents in my carpet chair mats. They'll be even better once I get rid of the carpet and put in a laminate floor in my office. Now if they only made wheels with shafts that would fit my other chair that has wooden supports with non-standard thin shaft pressed in round casters.

I bought a new Serta heavy duty chair to replace the worn one after years of use. I have a hardwood floor and didn't like the provided casters. I usually purchase a set of casters that look like roller blade wheels. This time they were too tall for the rest of the chair height, and it was hurting.I bought these to shorten the overall height and they worked well for about a month. They stopped rolling while I am in the chair, so they are not for heavy duty use. I may be more than their rating, so if you weigh more than 360 pounds, don't buy.

I'm 5'6 and ordered the "small" size for the EVO but even on the lowest setting my feet don't fully touch the ground. Looked on Secret lab's website for smaller wheels, which they do have but it's out of stock. Took a gamble with these. They are a lower profile and just that little bit does make a difference. Also with the wider profile, the chair seems to stay grounded more and I really have to force a move if I want the chair to roll on the floor. A plus is these are supposedly made for wood floors, which I have. I'm still going to keep an eye out for Secret labs website for thier official smaller wheels.Also noting that I purchases similar style wheels but the ones that look like roller blades. They would not fit inside the slot for the chair. I can confirm that this set that I'm reviewing will fit into the EVO's wheel slots.