Do hard skateboard wheels eventually get queiter and vibrate less?
I have bought some Spitfire F1 street burner wheels. They are hard wheels... but when i use them it vibrates a lot. My friends wheels are soft and don't vibrate. Will my wheels stop vibrating and stop making a racket when they get more worn in?
What's the hardest skateboard wheel?
I'm looking for a good set of wheels for park and stuff. I'm thinking 48 50. But I was just wondering what is the hardest wheel? So far I'm looking at Spitfire street burners, 100d. So they don't get flatspots, plus I love the sound of the tailslides and powerslides. Haha, any tips appreciated.
Hard skateboard wheels rough ground?
hi guys, if you ride harder skateboard wheels on rough ground will they get worn out easier than soft wheels or does it just feel more comfortable. i like harder wheels better because of things like powerslides or tricks that wear the wheels down, but there are also some skate spots that have rough ground, i really don't mind the friction i just mind ifthe wheels wear down or not. so can i stay with hard wheels?
Harder skateboard wheels?
i have flip 53mm wheels that arent that great. ive been using them for like a week and theyre already as torn up as my old ones were when i replaced them. im wondering how hard i should get what kind i should get so they dont get all shredded like my other ones...thx a bunch
Pros/Cons of Hard skateboard wheels vs Soft?
just getting into skateboarding, ive been skating on spare decks and shit up till now, but im buying a new deck and i want to know if i should get hard or soft wheels. I skate street, not too much cruising on roads with rocks and stuff so i dont think id need soft wheels, but what are the pros and cons of each?
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