Orangatang Fat Free 65 mm Freeride Longboard Skateboard Wheels (Set of 4)

Exactly as described, I already had a pair of these, board shot into traffic and destroyed the old set. they are great super gripy but can break traction fairly easy as well. Would recommend if you do more cruising

Great wheels! Rolling faster off the get and a bit easier to slide than me my OJIIs. Worth it

Soft and grippy, makes a exceptional ride that can handle any pavement.

Man loved these for his board

These wheels look nice on the board, and I can control the slides surprisingly well with my Gullwing Chargers. Like a previous commenter said, it's slidy when it needs to be and grippy at other times. Also, the wheels can go over really rough, rockier terrain. It's great for mini longboards because of the smaller diameter as far as longboard wheels come. Only issue is that the paint for the logo comes off really quickly, which is a shame because it looks so cool,

I put these on my Peralta Micro Ripper and man this makes the board shred a lot more. If you're like me and you are gonna put this on a cruiser or a mini longboard I suggest you get some risers unless you're cool with wheel bite...

Such a soft durometer. They feel very good with the right bearings and spacers. They reduce the noise when riding on bumpy roads- which is all I ever wanted as a street cruiser. The wheels are offset which I'm not a fan of. I recently switched my trucks to something more narrower so they aren't too bad. The contact patch is a bit wider than I'm used to but the wheels feel and look balanced for what it is. I love acceleration so if they was more narrow, I would have liked the wheels more. My gripe is the core placement. If it was center-set, the wheels would not wear unevenly. These are offset. Not only this but there is less grip and I'm not a person who wants to slide on cruiser boards. The core size is good. Gives a smoother ride... These are very good wheels. A bit on the expensive side for what I was looking for but you are getting a softer durometer which not many wheel brands have especially popular brands. If more companies (including Sharkwheels) made softer wheels, there will be more reasons to looks elsewhere for wheels. At least in terms of variety and accommodation.Update 4 months:The wheels are finally splitting. The durometer seems to be way too soft to handle riding on rough roads. A price to pay for softer wheels.

83a is the best duro and purple is therefore the best orangatang wheelsoft enough for compression and rebound of duro equals good rolling speedhard enough for a nice smooth slide. if softer then slide would brake and loose speed. if harder, slide would be grindy and icy.83a is ideal for rolling speed and smooth slidinghighly recommend