Shark Wheel Sidewinder Longboard Wheels 70mm, 78a - White

A wheel that can both grip well and slide is honestly a must have. I cruise down the main avenue of my town and all eyes are on these unique looking wheels. I would love if you guys made larger sizes like 80mm or 90, it would really make the wheel more sustainable to cracks or pebbles in sidewalks or roads.

There were some cosmetic aspects that the advertising photos clearly hid, but they perform as advertised. In my last month of street riding, these wheels haven’t bound on a rock even once, which is nice.

Great wheels definitely recommend them fast smooth

There are a ton of hardcore longboarders out there that are not going to even give these a try because they consider themselves TOO "hardcore". Phat Deans, Rainskates, abec 11, Never Summer. They're great, but this is some next level sh*t. I don't ride on main roads where I live because of the level of traffic. Neighbor roads are rough and not paved as well. I can roll over cracks and gravel without a worry. I have them on all of my boards. I can't skate anything else now.

Best wheel I have ever put on a skateboard. You can get so much further with a lot less effort. Great all around wheel for longboards. Can take hills, speed and even works on uneven and trashy pavement. Went to their indiegogo page to support them more. They have great perks for anyone interested in all their products. Can't to try out my long board and penny board when they come in.

Ill start out by saying, believe me. I really want to give this product a five star review. These wheels are perfect for parks or rough streets where you will usually find small rocks and nuts that will normally stop your board. These will roll right over them with ease. Also, because of the smaller surface area as compared to a standard longboard wheel, there is a noticeable amount of reduced grip which is better in my opinion. It gives out just a little every time you swerve back and forth but not enough to spin you out. As I mentioned though, there is a drawback to these and that is the fact that they don't supply bearings with them. For this price, I would have expected at least a $20-worth set of bearings. Because of this though, I just went ahead and bought $50 Bones Swiss brand set so that I can make the most of my new wheels. Also, you will notice the odd rolling pattern through the board. It's not bad but it's just a slight pulsing that you will notice when on smooth ground.All in all, if you ride in rough terrain like i do, you're okay with the attention they bring, and you have the money for these wheels and quality set of bearings, I would highly suggest them. They are sooo cool!

I have had this wheels for more than a year and I still love them. The only bad part that I learned the hard way is that they will never stay white even if you clean them every day. Mine are now some kind of yellow looking color but still love them. They actually do help you speed up more than with the original wheels your board come with. Being honest I've had lots of people ask me what they are called. They are definitely neck breakers to other people. I also like how they look like when they are moving.

Been riding these wheels for a few months now, not a single stop rock. I even covered my driveway with rocks that would ordinarily send me flying....just rode right over them. They don't appear to wear any faster than regular wheels and they give a very smooth ride. Additionally, I feel much greater control in my slides with these wheels than I ever did before.

Nice wheels , except for 3 excess blobs of urethane on the back of each wheel where the extrusion nipples were . Had to cut them off with a razor blade , then sand smooth , but they still look unfinished .