u/Avisible

I've been trying to make a setup that can do it all. I skate a variety of terrains: crusty DIY, smooth skatepark concrete, metal prefab parks, street, and skatelite/wooden ramps. I find my 99a wheels were a little slow for crust, but my 93a dragons were amazing. They also felt great on slippery indoor parks, but are a little slow. I was considering getting some 97a nano rats or nano cubics, would they be worth it, or is it still slippery? How do the spitfire 97a feel in comparison?

Hey all, I want to create a cruiser setup from an old 8.5" popsicle. Currently I have some indy 139 (8" axle) and a thunder 149 (8.5" axle). I am looking at getting some fatty hawgs, but I'm worried the wheels will add some extra width, causing it to poke out. How do I even figure out how much width the wheels are going to add to the trucks?

Looking for some wheel suggestions for building a popsicle cruiser! I'd like to do some slides for speed checks, maybe some ollies to get around. I already have a dedicated board for park/street skating. I really just wanna get around town. However, the streets and sidewalks are super crusty sometimes. The sidewalks aren't level, and I was wondering if there's any wheels that can roll over about 1/2"-1" cracks? If so, what size and duro would yall suggest?