Bones Wheels Rough Riders 80a Skateboard Wheels

Coming from super hard durometer wheels to these wheels is night and day. Super smooth and quiet ride on concrete. The main reason why I don't ride in my neighborhood is the previous wheels are too loud. Absorbs a lot more vibration from rough asphalt. Great cruising wheels on a skateboard. I bought some 1/8" riser pads and tightened my the trucks to prevent wheel bite. I'm still worried wheel bite is possible though. I won't be carving much just easy riding.Update #1 after first long ride (3+ hours)Just got back from a street event where the an entire city street is blocked off from cars. What an AWESOME event!! I bought these not knowing they were meant to be all terrain. These do live up to the name for rough riding. Although most of the street was paved, some areas were not. These wheels allowed me to roll a lot longer than normal. That could also be due to my Bones Swiss ceramic bearings I have as well. Overall, I have to say I love these wheels for cruising around. Tightened my trucks and with 1/8" riser pad, did not experience wheel bite. Although I was just cruising straight most of the time.

I haven't been skateboarding in years, and i need some wheels that are good for cruising around since I'm slowly trying to get myself back into skateboarding. I bought three sets of these wheels and i will say that these are great for cruising! Two of them were the white 56mm, and one set was the black 59mm. All sets are using Bones Super Reds bearings and the ride is smooth. Probably not a good idea to do powerslides since they are made to grip rough terrain. They go over cracks pesky rocks well when I'm rolling around the university campus, but don't try to go over any huge cracks! Making that mistake sent me flying off my board. They roll really fast too, but the 59mm wheels will hold their speed longer, while the 56mm will accelerate quicker. I haven't done any tricks with them but I guess they will be okay for just doing Ollies, some flip tricks, boneless and no-complys. Grinds and power slides will tear them up since they are not made to handle that. Either way, i wish these wheels were around when I was skating around 10+ years ago.

more of an orange than red but they ride really well, just not good fro tricks since they break apart easier over time

UPDATE: It has been about a month and a half and one wheel has had a pretty big chunk missing from it. I didn't notice it was chipped until I looked down. It didn't mess up my riding but it sucks that this happened. I'm not sure if it's safe to ride these anymore.They might not go through dirt like the videos show but they are very smooth. I put them on my penny board and eventually I'll put them on a different board but these greatly improved the comfort and speed of my board. Goes over cracks in the street and over bumps and inclines on the sidewalk very easily. It also came with a bones sticker so that's an added bonus. If you like a smooth ride and want to be like Steve Cab, get this NOW.

I saw a review about these not holding up from ollies. I've been slamming them hard against concrete for a week straight and they're perfect. That person must have gotten a fluke product. These wheels are the perfect combo of hard enough to do trucks and soft enough to be extremely quite and smooth riding. Due to the size, either get a riser pad or do what I did and use a sanding wheel to make some nice wheel wells for clearance.

These Wheels are awesome for cruising, they are super fast, quiet and very comfortable at riding over pebbles and small debris. they are heavier than regular wheels, would not recommend them for tricks and jumps. For cruising, they are perfect.

Super smooth and silent ride. Easily ride on bricks over cracks. They are really fast and smooth they are the most comfortable wheels to cruise around on by far. They are totally silent too which is great for filming and just cruising around town without annoying people. Love these things on my cruiser board.

Update:My 7 year old son has used these wheels (green version) for a couple months now and they have been fine for him. The wheels just can't handle my 210lbs.Original Review:These wheels started to fall apart after less than a month of light use. The other day a huge chunk broke off after doing an Ollie on a sidewalk.I put these wheels on my early 90s deck that I use mainly for cruising on my bumpy streets. I don't do any flip tricks on this board, just ollies and grinds. These wheels are just getting torn up, in addition to the chunk that broke off, there are many other cracks that have developed that I could easily pull apart.The frustrating part is that these wheels are exactly what I wanted, they feel silky smooth and make skating my streets really fun. I liked them so much that I bought them for one of my sons decks (green ones). He's much lighter than me so I'm hoping he doesn't ultimately have the same problem.

I skate in Uk, street. Some of the roughest tarmac and pavement ever. Those just fly for cruising. Reduced my pushing to 10% comparing to skatepark wheels.

I love Powell Peralta urethane. I find it rolls better and longer than the competition.

By far the Best wheels to cruise around the streets of London on, where it’s rare to find smooth surfaces.

montate su un deck da trick per usarlo su asfalto, devo dire che vanno che è un piacere... vibrazioni molto attutite. forse posso consigliare le 56mm per quel tipo di tavola altrimenti ci vogliono i riser sotto ai truck per evitare wheelbite.

Great for riding on sidewalks. Roles over small stones and sidewalk salt effortlessly.