🏄 Ricta Clouds 78a Skateboard Wheel: Unleashing Supreme Performance and Unmatched Comfort Review

Amazing wheels - just what I wanted for my city board. I work on a college campus that's perfect for skateboarding to work. These wheels have the perfect balance of size and are neither too hard nor too soft. I can ride small rocks and cracks without dying, the ride is EXTREMELY smooth and they aren't too loud or uncomfortable. Highly recommended.

I ordered the wrong durometer but I'm glad I did as I felt how comfortable these wheels were. Much quieter but still the same size as regular trickboard wheels. The only thing because they are softer the wheels are hard to slide, for example it is quite difficult to slide the last 20 degrees of 180. Before landing, you must make a full turn.

I bought these with pretty low expectations. I rode a lot when I was younger and never thought of such a soft wheel. I'm older and not as strong as I used to be. The cracks in the pavement keep hitting my bones. I dressed her and took her on my back. I was surprised. They are so quiet and smooth. They were a wonderful change from how my feet feel on the bumpy Michigan roads. Now I will ride Ricta Clouds everywhere.

I recently bought these wheels to replace some old wheels I had. I have bought many pairs of Rikta's over the years and they have always been great. It's not like this. 3 wheels are fine, but one of them has quite a lot of roundness which is why it wobbles when rolling. I expect the best from a big brand. If these were some other brand wheels I would just ride them until they are round and not think about it but that was a real disappointment.

I just put these reels on my shortboard trick deck and it rolls like a charm. The wheels I had before were hard and noisy and I had to constantly pedal to get rolling. These wheels felt great when I sat on them. These wheels are great if you want to travel on a shortboard. The guy at the skate shop said I didn't have a wheel to turn my shortboard into a cruiser and he wanted me to buy a "hybrid" board. I said fuq datasheet

I just started riding and when I bought my skateboard it had 95a 52mm wheels. I found them a bit difficult to drive, they made a lot of noise and it was tough on old pavement and other uneven surfaces. I bought these 54mm 78 wheels and I find them a lot easier to ride as a beginner! I don't regret the purchase for a second and will buy them again once I've worn them out. It rides smooth and fast on all surfaces and I don't have to push as hard as I used to.