Customer Reviews

Cruisers wheels that work at park. Must have wheel if you don't have a car. Review by Chester

Rating

I have been riding for 30 years +. gotta match wheels to terrain. Hard wheels are great for park but suck for transportation/ rough blacktop concrete/bricks, it vibrates, gets slow, no fun. These 90a wheels make skating as transportation superfun and super fast. if you skate to the park to ride, then these r your wheels

I use them for when the skate park is 2 miles or more away. If 1 mile then 101a , if i drive to park than bones spf's all the way.

Very durable, killer cruzer wheels, passable in park.

they are soft, so slides grab a bit. ollies are a bit soft, and when the concrete is real smooth, they are slower than harder wheels (they are waaay faster in the rough than harder wheels). Also if u r new these are the wheels to get, (you should ride everywhere you go when newbie and they are way more forgiving on cracks and gravel)

56 mm is on the cusp of requiring a riser, IF you ride loose trucks or low trucks, or never wanna get even a little wheel bite, then you might want a riser. i ride med, normal height indies, I get occasional wheel bite when crashing, but not riding. 56mm works for me.

ill skate 5 miles to skate park and have a great time doing it. Something I wouldn't wanna do with hard park formula wheels because it would be slow rattle my feet and suck. they work pretty good at park, but i do miss harder wheels once there (more speed on smooth). 58 mm gets too tall for skate park imo but that is total preference. 2 years no flatspots. (Posted on 9/3/2017)