could you put a list of all the wheels in the description please? thanks

@nigel19803

3 жыл бұрын

hi dad

I discover something new every day, there's geeks of all types out there.

hey guys, good info video, i'd just recommend putting a quick category jump on the "shop" area of your webpage, because, as a user, it's frustrating to say the least, to be scrolling down the whole page and seeing what category i'm currently at, so consider adding a list of all the categories on the top of the page that jumps straight to the subcategory you want, cheers

@BassandLongboardguy Personally my favorite freeride/ cruise wheels are 70mm80a Orangatang 4presidents or 70mm78a Offset Sector 9 Raceforms. Both have a square lip to provide a little bit of grip and a good urethane compound to allow for buttery smooth slides. -Nick

Awesome video!! VERY informative and put together well... it sounds like you know a lot and have a lot of passion for this. keep up the good work!!

I want to get a a sector 9 dropper longboard, I'm stuck on that one. I don't know what wheels to get though. I want to cruise around to and from school, etc but I also want to learn how to slide soon so that I can speed check in case I go to fast on a hill. can somebody help me?

@squirtle53

9 жыл бұрын

Slap on some monster hawg 76mm 88a on your board then. Good for cruising, going fast and sliding

@rickyhsu146

8 жыл бұрын

Sector 9 Butterballs 80a 74(i think) mm is a great all around wheel

I just got the 9 two 5 from landyachtz, and 71 mm zombie Hawgs, rides really smooth and its a great board. Great cruising, and great downhill riding. I recommend either the time machine, 9 two 5, or the top speed. Great boards!

This video seems super popular, because it has alot of comments!!! I mean just check it for yourself, you will scroll down many many pages!! Good to read these to learn alot about longboard wheels.

I have the Abec 11 grippins and I have a really hard time sliding with them. Should I go buy some Abec 11 flash backs or orangutang stims? I am mainly going to be cruisin around and sliding and not hitting high speeds.

@lachiedixon410

6 жыл бұрын

imCOOL635 why do you think there called gripins

Dang, I wish I had watched this before my shopping yesterday -____-ʻʻ

Been slideing for only a few days and the only wheels I can standup slide on is abec 11 freeriders I got new from a mate! Best wheels ever iv been riding for years all sorts of boards but just never could slide, got the free riders, and I can do it's so easy now!

Hey bro! Thank you, thank you.. I'm new to skateboarding and longboarding.. I really appreciated this info... You know your stuff dude!

"it's not really going to slight real well, unless you're going upwards of 40mph..." Thats really fast does anyone go faster than that?

@NorgeSquad

4 жыл бұрын

Slide real well***

@calvingiddings1915

4 жыл бұрын

yes

@haljordan1682

4 жыл бұрын

80 mph yes

@luci4online

4 жыл бұрын

89MPH

What is a 70mm 80a sector 9 butterball good for?

@waffentreager6286

8 жыл бұрын

+LeafyisThere Slides mate , Freeride

@rickyhsu146

8 жыл бұрын

+Waffen Treager thx just got a set

@rickyhsu146

8 жыл бұрын

+Zech 101001011 wut

@Zech-ij8jm

8 жыл бұрын

+LeafyisThere you know... the stuff people say to the real leafy.

@rickyhsu146

8 жыл бұрын

+Zech 101001011 oh i thought u were for real

No problem dude. Oh, also, you want to consider the size. Typically smaller wheels have smoother slides, while bigger ones have more choppy slides. Hope this helped man!

Softer usually means you are going to have a smoother slide, but it will be harder to break your traction and get into the slide, whereas harder wheels will be less grippy and will go into the slide more easily, but will have more of a choppy feel

So I live in a small town and I feel like people might get annoyed when certain places in my routine are just covered with marks. Especially because there are a lot of reeally old people here plus I know the majority of the people here. So, I was wondering if there is a good mostly sliding/freeride wheel(since I do ride in a small hilly town) that either leaves a clear trail or doesn't leave a trail? My current wheels don't leave marks as far as I know and I'm honestly not sure why, my guess was always they're hard enough to just skid and not... rip? or the remains are just clear. it does make a skidding noise so maybe the town folk would prefer silence over marks.

@gibbsskatesfl4926

8 жыл бұрын

It all depends on the duro your wheel is and how fast you're sliding, a harder duro is generally gonna leave less than, but be icy and more uncontrollable than a lower duro wheel. Usually if you're sliding at 20 mph or up on some nice smooth road you'll leave large thane lines, while if you slide slower you're not creating enough friction for the wheel to thane. So basically wheels that don't thane too easy would be some hard duro wheels, or wheels with a large core. I'd recommend some boss hawgs, (76 a for 160 and up, 78a for 150-130 and 80a for any lighter rider) or some 86a orangatang wheels. Hope this helped!

@Rails2Revolution

7 жыл бұрын

Try anything by RAD. They basically chunk instead of thaning :')

@jaredboards6371

5 жыл бұрын

erock676 don't skate if you worry about that shit

When ur thinking about joint papers u say zig zag instead of big zig

The s9 Dual duros are amazing. My favorite wheel ever. They grip like a softer wheel but slide smoothly like a harder wheel.

@ImLyriix I would recommend something with a pre broken in surface for a beginner. Something like a Cloud Ride Slide or Landyachtz Zombie Hawg. Both of these are in stock on our website. Free shipping as well! -Nick

1:33 Classic zig-zag? I think we have a smoker here, haha

no shark wheels

@ryanross6884

7 жыл бұрын

Shark wheels don't suck they're just not made for sliding really. They special thing about shark wheels that makes them different than other wheels is their ability to roll over pebbles and cracks better than other wheels, not sliding.

@zachedelic

7 жыл бұрын

they slide nicely though

@michaelross1339

6 жыл бұрын

They work well.

I've discovered that if you put your side set wheels on backwards it actually slides way more but you need wider trucks to make it work and look better.

I was in the same situation as you about a month ago, get some little for grippy wheels and then when that gets boring go more for freeriding wheels

Why am I watching this? I skateboard.

@YouRiddler

9 жыл бұрын

Same here😂

@Justinbowling1

5 жыл бұрын

When you find that smooth 40mph hill that goes on forever... you'll want a spare longboard with tight trucks.

did he say nigha

@SheriffHortixoon

6 жыл бұрын

no, you did...

About 172 pages!!!! Wow! that's alot of interest in one video about longboard wheels! The longboard community must be looking for more social interaction and comraderie and willing to share their knowledge and experiences.

i agree with you! stims are awesome. my favorite wheel for sure

@intellegantius The flashback is sideset making it a little bit easier to kick out sideways. The flashback also has more urethane on it which leads to a longer life. That being said the freerides do have a super buttery slide as well. Personally they are both very easy wheels to slide on. I would recommend freerides for slower freeriding and flashbacks for faster freeriding. PM me if you have any more questions. -Nick

@Sjanetsky1 We're waiting for those new wheels to get in stock(Baluts and Mini zombies). Keep in mind that DB is a somewhat small shop and we cannot necessarily stock every wheel out there. If we see enough interest in something we might consider stocking it in the future. Let us know! -Nick

i personally like the 78a centerset raceforms great for dh, they grip really well around corners, and they slide smooth enough and it kills a lot of speed that predrifts are really good

This guy is well spoken and knows his shit!

ive had racing wheels (76 mm 81a) which i could practically run over everythimg with... now i want to learn how to slide/speed check while knowing i can ride without a lot of bumps, hitting pebbles and flying off, etc. which wheels would be best to learn and keep for a long time?

Thank you so much for the suggestions :) I absolutely appreciate it, sir ^_^

89a retro freerides, grip up so well and also good for those long standies!

@frank12364 infact they are very different. Poured in the mini monster mold for the freerides and then for the slides all we do is cut off the lips at a near 45 degree angle. otherwise the two wheels are identical to each other (slide and freeride). Plus the cloud ride urethane doesn't wear down nearly as fast as fireballs.

I have the In Heats 86a and I can tell you that once they are breaked-in, they slide pretty good. Not as much as the Durians but I like them for carving and for keeping a good amount of grip.

Go for them, theyre excellent. Just make sure you have a decent amount of hills, as they require a lot of speed to slide and shed off a lot of speed as well. theyre super buttery though.

Start with the coleman 180, a safer way of breaking your wheels in and building your confidence in doing the turn. You commented 2 weeks ago so hope it's all gone well!

@MSteinMusic 1. Ensure they are broken in properly. 2. make sure there is no slop in your trucks 3. make sure you have speedrings and a center spacer. 4. go faster -Nick

Sweet video man! Very insightful!

@JustinCagnassola It means durometer, which is the unit that is used to measure how hard the urethane is.

i like 83A durians. they're heavy wheels that rip the road up and they're pretty good for sliding

I am pretty new to longboarding but I have the 83a stims, the purple ones, and they slide really nicely. Plus, they also work well with carving because they grip nicely when your not sliding. Its hard to explain, but they are nice wheels and yes they are good for sliding.

Otang 4prez are grippy, but after a few hours of riding break in to become a very controllable freeride wheel

I have a set of Bigfoot Paradise 78As that cruise REALLY well. But they suck for sliding, so keep that in mind if you ever want to slide.

@SnakeMaster3531 The flex is more likely to bounce you off of your board when you kick it sideways. Would recommend a stiffer deck for freeride/downhill

Great video guys! keep em coming!

The higher the "a" the harder the wheel making it easier to slide at low speeds. High duro wheels are good for beginning to slide although more experienced riders learn to appreciate the smooth slides of wheels around 80a.

if your looking to drift around corners doing downhill id suggest abec 11 flasbacks or big zigs if you want even more grip

Thanks for the effort in making vid. I don't already know the terminology so not a lot of information for this newbie.

i first learned to do blunt slides with green retro freerides. i love em

Hey. I'm new to sliding and having trouble breaking my grip to the road. I want a wheel that I can slide with (mainly just speed checks and 180's) but still have a fair amount of grip. I would also like them to be a quieter type of wheel if that is possible. Could anyone help me out with what wheel I should get?

I weigh about 115lbs. I'm really interested in the cloud ride freeride 83a wheels. I do both freeride and downhill. Would I be able to go down big hills with the cloud rides without slipping out?

Is there a speed difference between 78a and 82-83a? Am looking for best speed on a cruiser board,on pavement. I have 60mm 78a and 66mm 78a but thinking if 82-83 would be better.

little advice: I have a pair of 76mm 84a zombie hawgs and they're actually mad legit for sliding. I like a lot of standup slides and freeride stuff, and they work out great. Compared to a zombie (ridden 82 and 84a), I would say they throw longer slides, but are more chattery as they have a square lip. Still stable for DH. and I don't see how a 78a can be considered an exlusively freeride wheel.

@immortalvizion: grip and technical dh. Its usually down to the hardness or softness of the wheel

@MrRockgod742 Yeah, they could be used for a more tech dh course but since they have rounded lips they don't have a great amount of grip since they are designed around sliding.

Hey, i have a 42 inch complete board and i've recently decided to upgrade my wheels. The wheels that are already on right now are 77mm but i was wondering what wheels & size you could suggest for mostly cruising, can hit high speeds quickly without the actual wheels being too heavy, and some sliding. I don't use my board everyday so i'm not looking for some crazy expensive wheels. Just good quality and a decent price. Also, in my town is the van's store and the zumiez and both of their selections are horrible, so i'd have to order online.

how fast do the slide wheels wear out? and is it a good idea to have ceramic bearings when sliding or will it make it harder?

alright, but with harder duros can you hold the drift longer? (around corners, or drifting on a straight aways to loose speed) cuz thats all im trying to do.

Between the cloudride freeride and slide, which one do you think would be better? The only reason i ask is cuz i really dont like squared lips but i also want to be able to bomb hills while doing good slides.

Do you make sure to push your, for example, heel side foot forward as you do the carve?

@stinkyloveproduction Well the more you get into free ride specific wheels the less I would recommend them for downhill just because when going fast a freeride wheel is not going to be as predictable at high speed sliding as a more downhill oriented wheel. That being said a good all around wheel is a 70mm78a Abec 11 classic zigzag or a 70mm sector 9 race formula wheel! -Nick

i have a habitat board with abec 9 bearings. i was wondering what wheels would be best for just freeride and cruising

What would be the best wheel to go about 25 30 mph that has a great smooth slide with lots of thane marks?

this might be a stupid question, but im new to longboarding and im wondering if skateboard bearings will fit in any type of longboard wheel?

I'm relatively new to longboarding, and I was wondering about something. If you take a grippy wheel that doesn't slide, how are you supposed to slow down on a slope? Carving I'm sure could work, but it isn't always reliable.

Yeah, the number before the "a" is the duro and a harder duro slides better. But you also have to consider the shape of the wheel, especially the lips. For example: Sliding 82a Sector 9 Race Formulas is easier than the 86a Orangatang 4prez's because they have a round lip and the 4prez's have more of an edgy lip.

@kitecc For a deck iwould recomend the Loaded Dervish because it is literaly an all around board. you can freestyle, slide, freeride, and even some DH. for trucks i would say Paris 180's because the dervish is made around paris trucks. For wheels, cruising/carving: ABEC 11 big zigs pink 77a. Freeride: ABEC 11 flashbacks 78a or 81a depending on your weight. Bearings: bones reds, fast, cheap, easy to maintain if you have any questions send me a message im happy to help!! :)

Im kinda new to sliding and just learning how. Do u think Sector 9 Race Forms would be good for me to learn? If so what size and stuff?

the 70mm 78a sector nine raceforms are sick as hell.

hello guys. what do you think about 76mm 82a zombie hawgs yellow wheels? i ride those wheels and i found it a bit harder for sliding

@MrINFL8 personal favorite freeride wheel is a Centerset Sector 9 Race formula 70mm78a. -Nick

hi, im new with longboards and I've got a question: is an 80a so gripy or what does this number mean? ty

I got a longboard for my 18th birthday a couple days ago, I have skated with a regular skateboard since middle school and am quite good with it but long board is really new for me. I enjoy the smooth feel and the speed but I don't know what tricks to do to stop. I have grip wheels on it and is very long. Are their any tricks any one can suggest to me to slow the speed while I'm cruising downhill? If so, please do respond. Thank you.

What is going to make the difference between the ABEC 11 (75mm) BigZigs in 77a and 83a? Is 83a harder, and what will be better for just cruising but also maintaining speed and grip? Thanks for the great vid!

I have the gumballs and there kinda hard to slide on if your not a pro I would recommend the free ride because there pretty grippy and they slide.

i know, but i still want an honest review because all the other reviews are like "this wheel is good...blah blah blah... i don't like this...blah blah blah" i just want a truthful review and i think these guys are capable of doing it.

I would go with orange or yellow orangatang 4-prez depending on what duro you would want.

I've got 80a Monsters. they're really nice, obivously softer then the 84 but less drifty.

im new to skateboarding and am wondering what wheels would you use for rough ground

@MountainTopBoards Stims would be in the freeride only category. None were in stock when this video was made but it would be in the far left category.

i have 86a baluts and they arent as buttery as stims but their new thane makes flatspotting a lot less likely, i'd advise them :)

metro motions are a great slide wheel. but after the break in period the leave decent lines. i killed a set of metros in about 2 months, all the way to the core. i say either go with a slightly cheeper wheel so its not a big deal to replace them, like sector 9 butterballs (which slide amazing) or get something that will last longer. i like the ROUND lipped sector 9 raceforms. slides great and lasts. just make sure to get something centerset. so you can make it last all the way through the thane

the abec11 flashbacks are a good allround freeride wheel, but in honesty you just need to experiment with different wheels and find the ones for you :)

@Unrealisticname Interesting. I agree with you on the 86a formula. It blows hard. My bro bought me some 86a in heats (he knows nothing) and they are gross to slide on and only grip on really really smooth pavement. I'd like to try out the new baluts. I think the orange ones have potential. BTW have you ridden the cult DH wheel? I'm thinking about it....

Divine 72mm 82a wheels are awesome, good for downhill and predictable slides

Especially with s10's and venom eliminators. So smooth!

@BassandLongboardguy A rad freeride wheel with a long life. Don't expect a ton of grip from these though! Recommended duro 78, 80, or 82a. -Nick

great vid man. think im gonna go get myself some grippins now.

I have the sector nine race formula and bought new bearings but the bearings are loose inside the wheels ? like the bearings fall out with me taping it idk why ir makes noise when I ride

what wheel should i get if i want to do cruising and sliding on a normal skateboard? I'd 60mm would make sense for the narrow trucks, but you don't show any 60mm wheels...

nice man cheers! great video for me as i am starting out :)

Great insight DB.

I have Remember lil hoots as stricly freeride wheel, and otang fatfree for fast tech freeride, and Abec11 ZigZags for DH

it will be pretty much the same , but you do slide a bit farther with harder duros

hey guys i was just wondering on some suggestions what is a good down hill wheel that can also slide really good ? please give me some suggestions

@LongboardinWestCoast There is actually 2 cameras set up. One moves gently and the other stays fixed. -Nick

Have you broken them in? Also, you gotta go really fast on flywheels, they don't perform as well at low speeds. They're almost more for Tech DH or super fast freeride.