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Bigfoot Freeride Longboard Wheels 65MM 78A Islanders Green SHR Cruiser + ABEC 9'S

WHEEL SPECS - Measures 65mm x 45mm with a 78A SHR hardness. 65mm wheels provide quick acceleration with decent roll speed making it easier to get going fast from a dead stop.

RIDE STYLE - The smaller 65mm diameter makes the Islander easy to break free for sliding and are a great free ride option. Islanders are a bit soft at 78a which gives them more grip at higher speeds and the rounded edges improve ease of carving and sliding.

SMOOTH RIDE – The soft 78a gives for a nice smooth ride on smooth and rough terrain. The 78A Super High Rebound (SHR) hardness provides a good amount of grip, roll, and slide-ability.

FIT ANY SIZE BOARD - Sizing in at 65mm makes Islanders good for all longboards, and most setups should have no issues with wheel bite. They feature a center set core which allows for the rider to flip and rotate wheels encouraging even wear to prevent coning.

ABEC9 BEARINGS - Comes with ABEC9 bearings. A low viscosity synthetic oil has been added to make these bearings spin great, while keeping friction levels at a minimum.


BRAND	Bigfoot
MODEL	Islanders's
SIZE	65mm
COLOR	Green
CONDITION	Brand New

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Wheels are measured by Diameter (Width) and Durometer (Hardness). 50mm to 54mm with a hardness of 99A – 101A is the most common size wheel for street and park skaters, while 55mm to 64mm is typical for bowl and old school skaters. The larger the wheel, the longer the roll. The softer the wheel, the smoother the roll. Softer wheels are great for rough terrain and are also quieter (which is why filmers prefer large, soft wheels). Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference and the type of terrain the skateboard will be ridden on.