Skateboard Wheels

the wheels are amazing for the price. i would recommend these to anyone who is skating on a budget or just wants something cheap and effective. i bought them on January 10th and still skate them to this day they have not gotten any flat spots and haven't even worn down that much just normal ware. i also skate them almost every day and do alot of cruising around the city on them .

I received my wheels (50mm, Neon Green) yesterday in the mail. Upon taking them out of the box, I noticed that they were a very different color from the ones pictured. They weren't really "Neon" green, but more of a "grass green" or "lime green" color. Still, the wheels are a very high quality and look great on my board. They ride smooth, absorb impact well, and most importantly, scrapes don't discolor the sides! Overall great product, well worth the money. 4 out of 5 stars because of the color not quite being like the picture.

Would buy again and would recommend they broke in really fast which is great they ride really smooth when paired with bones reds bearings a really good wheel at a low cost

I've been skating for 8 years and using blank wheels the last 4-5. There is simply no reason to pay a premium for wheels as long as the vendor is honest. I got the white 100a and they are definitely the proper hardness, cant attest to the other colors and hardnesses but these are every bit as good as brand name wheels.

Absolutely terrible wheels. Extremely soft. Durometer is probably equivalent to walmart wheels. Maybe softer. Not good for skating street or parks. Questionable for even cruising.

Good for skaters who don't slide a lot,little soft but gets the job done with no struggles ,flat spots though recommend Ricta 52mm chrome core wheels they ride better over pebbles and you can't feel everything on ground as much like 50 wheels,unless you like that feeling.

Can't go wrong for the price. The performance is by all means decent, and based on other reviews, I'm expecting to have to replace them occasionally for flatspotting. That being said, I have very old, not too great trucks on my board, and I actually bent one of the axles and have yet to flat spot one of these wheels, so they can take a bit of a beating. I have a set of 52's, and with the the small wheel size and the strong hardness you have the associated results (slower speeds, shorter cruising distances, some cracks are too big to make it over without an ollie or using the kicktails), but that's going to be uniform across skateboard wheels. I've had these for a month or two and they've held pretty well through various ollies, kickflips, frontside 180s, railflips, etc. all the basic tricks. I haven't tried acid drops and some of the more demanding moves, but I weigh upwards of 200 pounds and these things have yet to flatspot for me. For the price you definitely can't go wrong

been street skating for a while. ive had many sets of wheels, theyre legit not soft like walmart s*** . i just had some sml wheels prevouisly . for the price.. solid.im going to buy like 5 pairs and keep that s*** in my trunk , always fresh lol