DH wheel Very good grip Hardness between 78A-86A PU wheel

Three types of long board wheels—high grip, freeride/freestyle, and downhill/carving/pumping/steering/slalom—can be distinguished based on the amount of sliding smoothness and grip required in each category. Wheels with street plate traction and wheels with technical slide traction are both quite unsteady. The polyurethane wheel ranges from 60mm to 75mm in diameter and has a hardness range of 78A to 86A. It slides more readily the harder it is. It is more seductive, though, on the other side.

Designed for freeriding: grippy when needed, with consistent sliding characteristics; a superb all-around wheel.

Offset design with a moderately big contact area for grip (but not as sticky as the four Presidents' slalom/carving style). Inner and outer lips are rounded, with strong flanges for smooth, chatter-free glides and a sharp sliding start. Stone ground surface for smooth out-of-the-box glides and more consistent wear throughout the wheel's life.