Caguama

Amazing wheels definitely worth the buck for electric longboards and downhill smoothness.

Replaced stock stealth wheels with a set of light blues when boosted initially refused to warranty a bearing service kit for my 50 mile board (they have since decided to send me one...faith restored). I've put about 45 miles on the new wheels so far. I also got the loaded jehu v2 bearings with the wheels because I needed to alleviate the bearing noise. Love the new wheels. Seem to handle somewhat better than the stock (more grippy in turns and carving). Bearings seem more fluid as well. Worth noting however, I could only use the bearing kit for the fronts. The stealth has one oversized bearing against the motor and no spacer on the outer. The built in spacer prevents the wheel from seating properly and you'll need the existing oversized bearing from your original rear wheel or a new one from boosted (or wherever else you can pick these up). Since boosted sent me a bearing service kit, I had a new one and I'll just save the other 4 bearings to service the front next time it needs it. shiny color gone after 1 mile. These wheels are pretty soft. Picked up some glass today in one of the wheels. It's pretty deep. Not clicking so tempted to leave it in unless someone can convince me otherwise. Orangatang dudes???

The addition of these light blue wheels and some fresh belts was an absolute night and day difference for commuting to work on my boosted mini X. I think all owners can agree that the boosted mini X is a fantastic piece of engineering, and some of the most fun you can have on 4 wheels. There are 3 very slight detractions from the stock board, but these wheels fix all of them! 1. Ride quality: the boosted mini doesn't have a flexible deck between the motor and battery, making it quite rigid. This coupled with the extremely hard stock wheels mean that you are made very aware of any road imperfections, dirt, pebbles, et.c, and small imperfections can be quite dangerous. These wheels totally smooth out small pebbles and cracks in the road and allow you to stomp with much more confidence. 2. Top Speed: You get the sense on the boosted that the top speed is limited not by the strength of the motor, but by a speed regulator. I may be wrong here, but it pulls like CRAZY to top speed then levels out quite quickly. These wheels give you an extra 2mph at the top end, which may not seem like a lot, but it allows you to basically go the speed limit in the city, which is huge! Torque: The boosted mini x torque is unbelievable, but it can be so torquey that if you are a little bit careless on the remote, it gladly bucks you off the back. These slightly larger wheels flatten out the torque curve just a tiny bit, making the board more rideable and less jerky. Here's what I'm getting at: These wheels may seem almost exactly the same as the stock wheels on paper (only 5mm larger) but they make a WORLD of difference. A must buy for a mini X owner.

Cags are great, you know it and I know it... They ride like a cloud, roll forever and roll fast! I can roll over just about everything. Tons of grip and smooth as butter! The downsides: They are heavy. Takes some strength to get them rolling but you are paid back by momentum because they roll for a while. They are heavy and soft, and I've had some rips (the beginning of a chunk) after only a couple of months. So, I might try some of the harder duro next time. But if you know that and don't care (like I did when I ordered them) you'll be freakin' happy with how juicy these suckers are.

They are quite fast no matter what bearings you have, i ended up ordering the bronson's g3 bearings for these (didn't really like the pricey reds) I had 70 mm default wheels before with 83 or 86a i guess, i pushed like 40 times for 100 meters, but with these from the first try i covered more ground. It pretty much rolls over anything you throw at it . One push and you roll forever if it's a straight surface, and never felt the such speed i just get lost forever in the air with these , thank you orangatang for giving me these feelings.

Love these wheels and they are perfect for cruising the boardwalk or Street. Smoothest wheels I've ever used reminiscent of the old red Kryptonics! These would be great for downhill also..

These wheels exceeded my expectations. There was nothing wrong with the 70MM wheels on my board but wanted to upgrade due to uneven and rough pavement. I’ve been practicing in my alley with bumps, cracks, and rocks. While the original 70MM wheels on my pads are good, they didn’t work all that great for the terrain. The 85MM orangatang wheels are a game changer. The smoothness of the wheel and bearing combo just enhances the quality of my budget board. I don’t feel like I’m about to get thrown off the board when I hit cracks and for the most part the wheels throw the small rocks out of the way. I like the wheels and bearing so much I ordered another set of bearings to keep on hand. Would highly recommend.

77a is great if you want a smooth soft ride ..using the wheels on pantheon nexus .ride is very good and long distance roll

They roll forever. Of course heavier to carry.

Stable, fast and they just glide over bumps. I fitted them and realised my deck wasn’t compatible with such wide wheels. I just shaved a bit off each side of the deck with my jigsaw. Away we go! It’s a totally different ride now

These wheels are really nice! I have them on my drop through longboard. They push pretty good but are a little slower than wheels with a harder durometer. Nonetheless you are getting these wheels so you can roll over the roughest pavement and that it does really well! I was so impressed how smooth these wheels are. Paired with a good set of bearings these wheels will keep you rolling a good distance with minimal effort! They are a big wheel so some might be worried about wheel bite depending on the deck your using these with.

Habe mit diesen Rollen meinem Jucker Hawaii Hoku V2 ein Upgrade verpasst. Bei diesem Board werden 69mm Kaku-Rollen mitgeliefert, die auch völlig ok sind, aber mir waren die immer noch zu klein, so dass ich mich nach einer größeren Alternative umgesehen hatte. Die Wahl fiel dann auf die Caguama-Rollen in Härte 80a. Trotz des stolzen Preises bin ich super zufrieden mit dem Kauf. Ich hatte einfach das Gefühl, bei meiner Größe von 1,87m und Gewicht von 100kg, von größeren Rollen zu profitieren. Mit den "normalen" Rollen bin ich gefühlt an jedem zweiten Hindernis hängengeblieben. Mit den Caguama-Rollen hingegen fahre ich über Risse im Asphalt, raues Pflaster, sowie kleinere Zweige und mittelgroße Kieselsteine einfach hinweg und allgemein fühlt sich das Board nun sehr viel stabiler an. Ich benutze mein Board viel im Alltag, z.B. um damit durch die Stadt zur Arbeit zu fahren. Die Wegverhältnisse sind dabei alles andere als perfekt, oft muss ich z.B. auf Gehwegen mit dem üblichen Rechteckpflaster fahren oder in der Altstadt sogar auf altem, ungleichmäßigem Pflaster. Mit kleinen Rollen eine Qual und nicht ungefährlich, mit den neuen Rollen deutlich besser machbar. Auf glattem Asphalt machen sie dann richtig Laune. Ein paar Mal pushen und man rollt ewig weit. Es sind auch hohe bis sehr hohe Geschwindigkeiten problemlos möglich. Die Rollen sind auch erstaunlich leicht für die Größe und sehen absolut genial aus. Es haben sich schon einige Leute nach mir und meinem Longboard umgedreht und im Stillen oder auch direkt heraus ihre Bewunderung ausgedrückt. Also zusammengefasst, wer etwas größere Rollen sucht, ist mit den Caguamas optimal bedient. Auf jeden Fall vorher überlegen, ob die Rollen auf das Board passen. Bei Boards mit cut-out sollte das kein Problem sein; bei anderen Boards kann es aber sonst zu wheel-bite kommen. Ganz zu Beginn sind die Rollen wie alle Longboard-Rollen etwas glatt; das legt sich aber nach den ersten Touren schnell, wenn sie etwas angeraut sind.