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.

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'm not a skating addict but I do skate occasionally. These wheels are much softer than my original hard ones. I can actually enjoy cruising around on my skateboard. However, note that the softer and smoother wheels can make it hard to do tricks like ollies and frontside 180s, especially if you are used to the hard wheels. These soft wheels roll around much easier and can take a little time to get used to.

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.

These are some pretty good wheels! I’ve only been using them occasionally for a few weeks, but the quality is good, almost comparable to riding more expensive soft wheels like Ricta Clouds. I’ve used both, but prefer these mostly because they’re about $15 less. They’re small enough to still Ollie and try flips comfortably, but I wouldn’t expect to do any slides or more technical skating with them.