Bigfoot Longboard Wheels 76mm 80A SHR Mountain Cruisers

Here's what you need to know There are no bearings or stickers As part of my Bones Redz bearings, they were included. To show them the bearings, all I wanted to do was to show them. This photo was taken near dusk, during a time of heavy overcast.

Thanks for sharing! Great This is a soft and solid material with bright true deep red dye that is After I reinstall my board and finish refinishing it, I will update my review. I have Bones Redz bearings, and they fit perfectly. There were a bunch more I wrote before, but I lost it, so I will have to make do with this for now ), and all of it was probably useless since I always write a lot. Some people say that they will update their reviews later and may even add 99 stars. The vast majority of people do not, which is a pain. Though I'll be back in about a month or so if you don't mind that.

Jenesis McBride

| Dec 03, 2020

I'm not a professional. There are not any tricks in my riding. I just want to be able to cross campus as quickly as possible to my classes, and this set of wheels is absolutely ideal My personal favorites are the wheels because they are good for turning and sifting through crowds, and they roll over anything even the tiniest rock. I'm not going to fall flat on my face anymore With these wheels I can barely tell a difference while riding and the wheel wobble seems to be reducing naturally the more I ride. The wheels are so cheap that I can't really complain. As well, I used Zealous bearings on the bigfoot wheels and they snapped right in, making it super simple to do and super fast. It is highly recommended to anyone who wants a set of wheels that will allow him or her to go.

Eileen Rose

| Dec 10, 2020

In my experience, I have used wheels in the 76mm range for my longboards (and the street luges I have built) prior to this. These two things are the first things I noticed The wheels I received were near perfect(not lopsided or of bad pour or production). seating the bearings in those wheels was more difficult than any other I have ever done! A situation like that is unforgiveable. It's not too difficult IF you've done it before and you have some experience (IDEAL) installing a bearing in narrow wheels. In order to do it correctly, the process is very tricky, and if you make a mistake The only tools I needed were a light hammer and a phillips screw driver (which may seem strange, but works fine). In the event that they are admitted. If you make sure you properly insert and seat them, they will work fine. It is common for skaters to switch wheels from board to board (and bearings from time to time). This is not something you want to do with these Make sure that you will leave the bearings in place. It is in. This won't be a primary problem for most (and certainly not for me, since these cheap wheels are being used on a particular board). Yesterday when there was a brief dry spell, I have not had a chance to skate the wheels more than four blocks. Rolling on it feels very smooth and it is very 'sticky' at first. You will not slide at all. The wheels are both grippy downhill and basic, which is good because they're both good for cruising and descending. It is comfortable and nice to ride on 76mm wheels with a mid-hard compound. So far, the only downside I can see is the price. It took a bit to get a feel for the place, comparing it to ***. so tight that when you tighten the axle nut to the final position, the bearing rim creaks. The core dimensions could have been handled more carefully but why didn't they? There was a way too tight issue with EVERY bearing seat.

Dean BURROWS

| Apr 03, 2021

My main board is a Gravity longboard, and I mostly use it for street paddling and dog surfing. I had to upgrade these $40 wheels and Zealous bearings because the asphalt around my neighborhood was becoming increasingly rough. don't know if they would work for bombing hills, but they're super cushy and fast for when you're in town. A far better experience than the Burner 66s I previously had. Trust the company you are buying from.

Leighton Bartlett

| Aug 22, 2020

Especially at this price, these are excellent wheels. I have ridden more than 40 miles on them and I have been pleased. The wheels are fast both downhill and when pushed. They would make excellent commuter wheels. While I did not expect them to be as soft as they are, I would not describe the ride as harsh at all. When traveling on smooth pavement, they are capable of speeds well over 25mph. *When traveling at those speeds they can break loose from time to time, but they do not break loose enough to give you the feeling you're on ice. As far as wear goes, they look and feel the same over 40 miles as they did when the skin was first removed. As I imagine, they will withstand a lot of wear and tear. They would definitely be a purchase I would make.

Cora Cunningham

| Feb 13, 2021

Although I am not a highly experienced rider, I have used my longboard to get around my college campus for about a year now. The smaller wheels I had were 83a hardness (these are 78a), so when going over cracks in the sidewalk, I had a hard time maintaining speed. As cheap as you can find these wheels and they were pretty large and softer than my previous wheels, I took a chance on them. From the first time I put them on, I noticed an immediate difference, and I have noticed that they have only gotten better during the past 4 months. This wheel goes over cracks well, as well as turning really well and smoothly over rough surfaces. It is easily the best wheel that you can find that gives you great overall performance! It is impossible for me not to be happy!.

Elina Weber

| Mar 11, 2021

The wheels and new dragon bearings I got for my current leafline Habitat longboard are an upgrade. It doesn't matter if my trucks are tight or loose, I don't experience wheel bite. With their tight grip, they can handle heavy turns and are fast. They can roll over all sorts of debris and can handle grassy transitions with ease. In spite of my best efforts, I managed to avoid 4 I was able to glide these 76mm Bigfoot wheels over pedestrians with ease on my 1st try. There is no doubt that it is an upgrade.

Remington Haley

| Aug 31, 2020

They grip the pavement and provide a beautiful soft ride. There are barely any cracks in the sidewalks, and the asphalt is padded. While I read some bad reviews, I was not in it to break my neck, so I'm delighted with it. Then, I put in some zealous bearings to keep up with you, and there is no way you can keep up. You think I am super fast, but in reality, it is just my new.

Heath Terry

| May 29, 2021