Ricta Skateboardwielen, Wolken 78 A skateboardwiel

Ride so smooth. Perfect wheels. Also on wood good grip and no problem with steering or something else. Like a lot

Those wheels are really good for using your skateboard as a cruiser ! They are so soft you can actually ride everywhere in the city.Nethertheless those wheels are really bouncy so if you try to do some tricks becareful the landing sensation is way different and could be a bit surprising.If you want wheels to use your skateboard to come arround your city, these are what you're looking for !

I upgraded from some hard (99 or 101) wheels with stock bearings to these with bones bearings and it is like night and day. I skate mostly just to cruise around and these are perfect for that. Makes everything feel pretty smooth and doesn't lock up on every little rock on the road.

I'm too old to skateboard regularly but I do know how to skate.... I used to skate pools and halfpipes back in the day but I can't do modern tricks like front side fakey this and that... have no idea what those are. My son has gotten into skateboarding so we built 2 boards, one for him and one for me. Those tiny 100-105a skate wheels are a joke. May as well skate on marbles. So hard and so loud! I prefer 76-78a longboard wheels for a smooth quiet ride. I don't do slides so flat spots are not an issue, I just ride with my son so I can hang out with him while he does what he enjoys.These wheels are exactly what I was looking for. Just as smooth as the wheels on my Arbor long board and very quiet. I have a Girl Mikemo deck with Independent Koston Stage 11 trucks and Reds. So far these wheels have increased my comfort level and skating fun by several orders of magnitude. Soooooooo smooth and incredibly quiet. I literally ride up and down the asphalt street and it feels like I'm on super smooth concrete. I have no idea if these wheels will affect the height of your Ollies but if it's quiet and comfort you want, get these wheels!

Me han gustado bastante la sensación que te dejan estas ruedas, van bien por diferentes terrenos, pero no las encontré tan blandas como muchos dicen o critican, saltan cualquier china o palito del terreno aunque en aceras con rayas marcadas van como casi todas trabándose poco a poco. Como más se disfrutan sin duda es en asfalto, ahí las gozas como nunca, además de tener con rodamientos en condiciones un desplazamiento brutal con muy poco empuje, tampoco esperé que fueran tan rápido.. en fin espero haber ayudado a indecis@s.. A mi personalmente me han gustado bastante y las recomiendo para aquel que haga calle y largos recorridos. Ah también se pueden hacer trucos básicos como filps sin ningún problema derrapar definitivamente no..

I bought these for my popsicle deck skateboard. I originally skated back in late 80s (When Rodney Mullen skated freestyle! Remember those tiny boards?!?) and early 90s (Matt Hensley and H-Street and 360 one-foot backside ollies!), when the typical durometer for street wheels was between 85a (Rat Bones) and 92a, soft enought to get you over minor rocks and debris, and great for slappy grinds. Typical street wheel today seems to be 99a+, hard as a rock and noisy as heck. I wanted some soft wheels for my street deck because sometimes I wanna make a run to the mailbox and pop a few ollies and kickflips on the way, but I can't do this on my longboard. These Rictas, at 78a and 54mm work perfect, still make good speed (I use the inexpensive but excellent Bones Reds bearings), ride ultra smooooooth, and I don't skid or jam up on every little road or sidewalk imperfection. As a bonus, these guys are relatively quiet, and slide well. They ride great on asphalt and concrete roads and sidewalks, but I haven't tried them at a park or on wooden ramps yet. With these wheels, you have the smooth, comfortable ride of a longboard, but can still knock off some tricks on the shortboard, the perfect compromise. Highly recommended!