Bigfoot Skateboard Wheels 53mm 83A Soft Cruiser Filmer Wheels

I’m a pretty new skater and I wanted something that could quietly and smoothly cruise down streets while still allowing me to pop ollies and kickturn. I’m coming from 99a 54mm wheels and I got the 55mm blue of these. So far so good. It’s a little harder to kickturn but these wheels roll better on cracked sidewalks, roads, and bricks and don’t abruptly stop as much as my old ones. My ollies were never that high to begin with but these wheels haven’t made it harder.

These are great street wheels. The softness makes my 55mm wheels roll over stuff like my 60mm cruiser wheels do. Do not, I repeat, do not, take these to the park. They will get shredded within fifteen minutes. The one downside of these wheels is they wear fast. I would counter that by saying they’re cheap enough to buy more often and worth it for STREET riding. The softness doesn’t really affect the pop as much as I thought it would. Just never power slide them. They will flat spot in no time. If you’re looking to go from A to B over some crappy pavement on a popsicle board; these are the perfect wheels. They’re ok to Ollie and kick flip, but no bowls, pipes or power slides or these things are done. I also understand how they would be great for filming with their shock absorbing quality and how quiet they are.

Bought the 55mm set for my son's 8.25" skateboard (no risers, Theeves trucks, and Speed Demon bearings) and they ride smooth on the street and sidewalks. Cracks and rough surfaces are no problem with these wheels. Definitely recommend, especially at a good price.

I'm pretty new to skating, my original wheel did not do good riding around on the roads near me. I then got some 99a spitfire conicals which were significantly better but still not as smooth as these ones. These were only $20 and ride around the roads in my neighborhood like butter. I picked up speed a lot faster and maintained it a lot longer. They are a little bouncy, the back end popped up a few times when I went to push riding on sidewalls. I ride with my brother and after he rode my board with this on it he ordered a pair for himself. I'm not sure on durability but if I have any issues I'll update my review.

Rode these puppies around my neighborhood as soon as I got them and it felt like was riding around in a skatepark. I like ridding transition and going fast around rough pavement around the streets. So, these help SOOO much in keeping a smooth ride without getting that unwanted foot massage.They're soft enough to pleasantly ride around and will get you farther than you would with regular hard wheels. They're also hard enough so they don't have a "bounce" when landing tricks on them like you'd might expect with longboard wheels.

I bought these wheels 1 month ago today and when they first arrived they were amazing. I skated on them every day for 3 hours for a month straight and today my back right wheel ripped in half while doing a 50 50. Honestly, these wheels would be amazing if you only used them for cruising, but if you are legitimately trying to get good at skating go purchase some bones or spitfire wheels.

I really had my doubt, but these are amazing for riding around. I have a standard deck with Indis and haven’t had wheel bite not once. I do recommend tighten trucks at first cuz u will speed up much quicker and if ur not used to the speed ur not used to speed wobble so u will get used to the ground really fast.

I love these wheels but unfortunately I can’t give them 5 stars.Minus 1 star for durabilityGreat wheel for cruising I don’t worry about rocks and smooth, but after just 3 hard skate sessions this wheel looks worn and old. Granted I ride hard and love to power slide, but this wheel disintegrated way too fast. Idk if I’ll buy again, but if I do I may consider the bigger wheel if that will give longer life , but not tryna have a spacer…